Review: The Spy Who Came In From The Cold at Wales Millennium Centre
There’s a deliberate restraint to The Spy Who Came In From The Cold that immediately sets it apart. Anyone who has seen the TV adaptations of John le Carré’s work on Netflix …
Review: Priscilla Queen of the Desert at Wales Millennium Centre
There are musicals that entertain, and there are musicals that lift the room entirely. Priscilla Queen of the Desert does the latter at the Donald Gordon Theatre, the bus pulling into Cardiff as …
Jack Frost A Magical Christmas Musical: A Review
The Cardiff Christmas Festival has returned to Sophia Gardens, and with it comes a brand‑new festive treat: Jack Frost: A Magical Christmas Musical. Staged inside the elegant Spiegeltent theatre, the …
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 …
PODS Presents Aladdin and His Magic Lamp: A Review
Penarth Operatic and Dramatic Society have returned to the stage for panto season, and once again they’ve delivered a show brimming with energy, humour, and festive sparkle. Aladdin and His …
Redefining Virtual Reality Through Art: Rose Bond’s Earths to Come Review
Hauntingly beautiful. A deeply immersive experience. I’ll admit, I’ve had very little hands‑on experience with Virtual Reality (VR). I mostly thought of it as a gaming tool or something for …
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. …
Review: The Ghost Train by Penarth Operatic & Dramatic Society
Photo credits: Neil Davis With Halloween decorations creeping into shop windows and shelves filling with seasonal pumpkins and Dracula teeth, there couldn’t be a better time for The Ghost Train to arrive …
The Ivy Cardiff’s Downton Abbey Menu – A Taste of Elegance: A Review
Stepping into The Ivy Cardiff for the launch of their Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale menu feels like entering a different era — one where elegance is effortless and every …
Y Nyth at Lower Monkton: a perfect nest in the Vale of Glamorgan
There’s a saying at Lower Monkton: home is where our shoulders go down. That sense of ease, of breathing out and letting go, was exactly what I felt as soon as I …
