Plays to See: Bonnie and Clyde at Wales Millennium Centre

Bonnie and Clyde wanted to be famous. Bonnie, in the more traditional sense. She wanted to be a movie star, or a writer, or a model plastered all over the front covers of magazines...

Review | 28.03.2024

Plays to See: Edward Scissorhands at Wales Millennium Centre

Now, first things first – I haven’t seen the movie. I know. I’m sorry. It’s just one of those iconic pieces of pop culture that’s somehow slipped through the cracks...

Review | 21.03.2024

Plays to See: The Wife of Cyncoed at the Sherman Theatre

The Wife of Cyncoed is pretty much faultless. Which is annoying. Whenever I think something might be pretty much faultless, I tend to spend the following few hours / days compulsively trying to detect a fault...

Review | 19.03.2024

Plays to See: In Conversation with Matt Hartley

Rhys John Edwards meets writer Matt Hartley to discuss his latest play The Wife of Cyncoed, currently playing at the Sherman Theatre in Cardiff...  

Feature | 15.03.2024

Nation Cymru: Meet the artists behind a new immersive exhibition

This month, a new audio and visual installation is inviting participants to embark on a sensory journey into the natural world...  

Feature | 13.02.2024

Wales Arts Review: Men Up - Matthew Barry in conversation

Rhys John Edwards talks to Welsh writer Matthew Barry about his brand new drama, Men Up, set to premiere this weekend which tells the story of the first clinical trial of Viagra in 1990’s Swansea...

Feature | 29.12.2023

Welsh Agenda: La mamma morta: Tackling HIV Stigma with Opera

Welsh National Opera recently took inspiration from an iconic Hollywood movie with the release of a new short film to mark World Aids Day, La mamma morta...

Feature | 08.12.2023

Nation Cymru: Welsh National Opera takes inspiration from Hollywood in video to mark World Aids Day

Welsh National Opera have released a short film to mark World Aids Day, inspired by an iconic scene from the Tom Hanks and Denzel Washington movie Philadelphia...

Feature | 01.12.2023

Wales Arts Review: Baba Joon at Swansea Grand Theatre

Rhys Edwards reviews the new one-woman show from Lisa Zahra, Baba Joon, an exploration of the mixed-heritage experience in Wales...

Review | 25.10.2023