PODS Presents ‘Low Pay? Don’t Pay’: A Review
Penarth Operatic and Dramatic Society returned to the Paget Rooms this week with Low Pay? Don’t Pay!, and although I went in knowing only the broad strokes of the plot, …
The Red Shoes: A Review
What price would you pay for perfection? Matthew Bourne’s The Red Shoes has arrived at the Wales Millennium Centre last night, and I was lucky enough to be swept up …
TINA – The Tina Turner Musical: A Review
TINA – The Tina Turner Musical has arrived at the Wales Millennium Centre, and it is nothing short of extraordinary. I was invited to watch the show last night, and …
HERE & NOW – The Steps Musical: A Review
The energy of Steps has arrived on stage in the most gloriously camp way imaginable, and it’s an absolute triumph. I was invited to watch Here & Now: The Steps …
Single White Female: A Review
Single White Female has arrived at the Wales Millennium Centre, bringing a sharp, modern twist to the iconic 90s thriller. The story follows Allie, a recently divorced woman trying to …
Mary Poppins: A Review
The magic of Mary Poppins has arrived at the Wales Millennium Centre, and it’s nothing short of spectacular. I was invited along to review the show, and from the very …
To Kill a Mockingbird: A Review
“You never really understand a person until you consider things from his point of view” Like many of us, I remember quite clearly studying To Kill a Mockingbird at school. …
Book ReVIEW: The Alchemist’s Daughter by Tamara Price
A girl with a secret, a world stitched with riddles, and a found family that feels like home. The Alchemist’s Daughter is a heart-warming, wildly imaginative tale of magic, loyalty …
Chicago: A Review
Adultery, corruption, murder and swinging jazz- it couldn’t be anything but Chicago! We were invited to come and review Chicago at the Wales Millennium Centre and what a show it …
Book ReVIEW
A Room Above A Shop Anthony Shapland Two men wrapped in a secret, trapped in the safety of a room, this is a stunningly emotional story of love, fear and …
