Review – Club Tropicana: The Musical @WMC With all things 80s being hot right now thanks to 30-year nostalgia cycles (expect the 90s to come back as we enter the…

In the final of our RAWFFEST countdown articles, Edward Lee, the man behind the Sprout’s Strangetown podcast, tells us about his input to the youth arts festival. RAWFFEST, the Welsh Youth…

RawFfest, one of Wales’ biggest youth arts festivals, comes to the Wales Millennium Centre to promise its boldest year yet, serving up a flavour of what’s to come with its…

Media Academy Cardiff, working in partnership with Arts Council Wales and the Wales Millennium Centre, presents a free weekly drama group focussed around various aspects of theatre skills training. The…

Welcome to my (belated) second report on the various films I saw while at the Iris Prize Film Festival 2018. See below for films which discuss the hopefulness of the…

Exodus is flying into Chapter Arts Centre this Wednesday, then departs on Saturday to continue its tour across Wales before its eventual performances in London in November. I saw a…

Having run from Tuesday 9th-Sunday 14th October, the Iris Prize LGBT+ Film Festival has come and gone once again from Cardiff, leaving behind it a trail of great films, complimentary…

Mary is an 18-year-old girl yearning for a family. When Mary tracks down Chris, the sperm donor who resulted in her conception, both Chris’s world, and that of his husband…

The Iris Prize LGBT+ Film Festival makes its way to Cardiff once again for an absolutely jam-packed week of parties, global cinema, awards-giving, and much more amidst its celebration of…