A new photography exhibition at the Senedd aims to depict people with learning disabilities as they want to be seen. The photos show them doing everyday activities, like working and playing sports. […]
Photography exhibition launched at Senedd in Cardiff shows people with learning disabilities through their own eyes
Drag artists help save historic Cardiff church
Drag performers have been attracting large crowds to a historic church to pay for expensive repairs to save the building. The events have taken place over the past five years and have […]
REVIEW: LES MISÉRABLES at the WMC: Outstanding and Truly a Must-See!
Les Misérables has stormed the Wales Millennium Centre for the Holidays and you’ll be so glad it has. CAMERON MACKINTOSH’s fan-favourite classic has been updated with a stunning set and lighting design that amplifies the music that […]
Floating hotel rooms spark protests in Penarth Marina
By Georgia Ferda The company behind new “floating hotel rooms” in Penarth Marina, the Deck restaurant, has defended the project, despite pushback from residents. Nick Palit, who lives in the marina, said […]
Olly Murs returns with his 5th studio album ‘Marry Me’
Olly Murs’ new album is similar to his earlier work and includes catchy tunes and moving lyrics which are clearly influenced by his love interest at the time in which the album […]
REVIEW: THE LION, THE B*TCH AND THE WARDROBE AT THE WMC
The Lion the B*tch and the Wardrobe offers a flirty, fun, festive alternative to those family pantos across the country. This cabaret delight is filled with burlesque, belly dancing, acrobatics, drag and […]
Review: ‘Girl from the North Country’ at the Wales Millennium Centre
By Carys Jones Written and directed by Connor McPherson, with music and lyrics by Bob Dylan. The celebrated playwright Conor McPherson rebirths the famous songs of Bob Dylan in a touching, but […]
Stormzy’s ‘This Is What I Mean’: heart break, faith and mental health
By Emily Ledgeway This Is What I Mean was a long awaited album weighing on Stormzy’s close life, giving a close look on his emotional and more vulenrable edge. With his last […]
‘This is our space to be creative’ – USW’s student radio station ‘Tequila Radio’ has launched
By Jorja Kyei Tequila Radio is preparing to launch live shows towards the end of January, focusing on podcasts and social media content until then. Former Nigerian radio host Dooake Sonrandein […]
Review: Death Drop 2: Back in the Habit at the New Theatre, Cardiff
By Ellie Spark ‘A hilarious thriller, with scenes from IT and scream and everything in-between.’ We saw yellow coats, red balloons and ‘It’s Johnny!’ echoed through New Theatre Cardiff, as the audience […]