REVIEW: 'No Man's Land' at Sherman Theatre, Cardiff The title of No Man's Land - whose press night we attended last night (Wednesday 15 October) - suggests an unflinching theatrical journey through modern masculinity, and that is what's delivered. It also suggests necessary psychological detachment or abandon in the face of pure horror, of wartime battlefields and 'going over the top' to face an enemy, a state of unknowable terrifying existential limbo. The theme of conflict

REVIEW: 'Slava's SnowShow' at New Theatre, Cardiff Unique, bizarre, surreal, fantastic, joyful, spectacular, unforgettable. It's hard to find the right adjectives for Slava’s SnowShow , but all of those apply - and more. This multi award-winning show, which debuted in Moscow more than 30 years ago, and reached international audiences at the 1996 Edinburgh Festival, is back touring the UK, and we were at tonight's (Wednesday 15 October) opening of its Cardiff run. Slava’s Snow

REPORT: Friends of Rhiwbina Library author talk - Matthew Yeomans on 'Seascape: Notes from a changing coastline' Around 60% of the...

REVIEW: 'Myra's Story' at New Theatre For the second time this year, Cardiff theatre-goers were treated to a performance of the...

REVIEW: 'Romeo a Juliet' at Sherman Theatre A new bilingual production of Shakespeare's romantic tragedy has opened in Cardiff this week....

REVIEW: Surge performed by the National Dance Company Wales at The Sherman Theatre, Cardiff National Dance Company Wales have debuted...

REVIEW: 'An Orange in the Subway' performed outdoors at Parc Mackenzie, Cardiff An Orange in the Subway is a story of home, hope, and...

REVIEW: 'Death Comes to Pemberley' at New Theatre, Cardiff Costume drama and whodunnit combine in Death Comes to Pemberley , an engaging...

REVIEW: 'Just Between Ourselves' at New Theatre, Cardiff Alan Ayckbourn's vintage comedy Just Between Ourselves opened the brief Cardiff...

REPORT: Friends of Rhiwbina Library monthly author talk – Richard Sugg on 'Home is Where the Heart is' – a tale of remarkable dogs and...

REVIEW: 'Port Talbot Gotta Banksy' at Sherman Theatre This entertaining and thought-provoking new play tells the true story of what...

REVIEW: 'Little Women' at the New Theatre One of the most popular novels of all time is brought to the stage in an accomplished new...

REVIEW: 'Death of a Salesman' at the New Theatre There's a chance to see one of the 20th century's greatest plays in Cardiff this week,...

REVIEW: 'Hot Chicks' at Sherman Theatre, Cardiff A superb new play highlighting the terrifying underworld of childhood criminal...

REVIEW: 'The Merchant of Venice 1936' at the New Theatre, Cardiff Tracy-Ann Oberman's stunning reimagining of Shakespeare's The Merchant...

REVIEW: 'Murder on the Orient Express' at The New Theatre The luxurious Orient Express has rolled into Cardiff this week, as Ken Ludwig's...

REVIEW: Housemates at the Sherman Theatre A hit play which helped celebrate Sherman Theatre's 50th birthday in 2023 is back this week -...

REVIEW: Myra's Story at New Theatre Fionna Hewitt-Twamley received a standing ovation at the New Theatre last night (Sunday 16 February)...

REVIEW: Tidy at Sherman Theatre This gentle tale from Polka Theatre and Theatr Iolo is a real charmer. Based on an illustrated book by...

REPORT: Friends of Rhiwbina Library monthly talk - Gwyn Prescott on ‘This rugby spellbound people – The birth of rugby in Cardiff and...