REVIEW: Cluedo 2 at New Theatre It's the late 1960s, and failing rock star Rick Black (Liam Horrigan) is about to play the tapes of his...

REVIEW: The Women of Llanrumney at Sherman Theatre Wales’s role in slavery is thrown into the spotlight in a remarkable and powerful new...

REVIEW: Party Games at New Theatre, Cardiff A new political comedy takes audiences to the UK of 2026, where a hastily formed centrist One...

Review: Unfortunate at New Theatre, Cardiff Unfortunate: The Untold Story Of Ursula The Sea Witch opened to a lively and excited audience...

REVIEW: The 39 Steps at New Theatre, Cardiff There's another chance to join the plucky Richard Hannay in an epic adventure, as the multi...

REVIEW: And Then There Were None at New Theatre, Cardiff The latest stage production of the best selling crime novel of all time has...

REVIEW: The Wife of Cyncoed at Sherman Theatre A one-woman play about the life of an ordinary, just-retired hospital administrator in the...

Jac and the Beanstalk at New Theatre, Cardiff Review by Sophie Platt It’s panto season and the New Theatre is presenting the classic Jac...

The Merchant of Venice 1936 at New Theatre, Cardiff Review by Andy Weltch A powerful new version of a Shakespeare classic has arrived...

Audiences are hard to scare these days, you might think. Sophisticated, big-budget movie and TV horrors have perhaps made us immune to...

A joyfully lighthearted new production of Jules Verne’s classic story Around the World in 80 Days is having a stop-over in Cardiff this...

It’s no wonder The Valley of Fear is so rarely staged. This final Sherlock Holmes novel presents many narrative challenges, and there are...

When Detective Superintendent Roy Grace and his mortician wife Cleo arrive in rural France for a much-needed break from the crime-riddled...

When clashes over pro-democracy protests in Syria escalate to civil war in 2011, the peaceful life of beekeeper Nuri and his artist wife...

Of all the adaptations of Jane Austen’s great novel of manners, surely there has never been one as joyously entertaining as Pride &...

If the icy rain and snow of South Wales is getting you down this week, the New Theatre offers the chance to escape to the sunshine and...

When a group of Cornish fishermen came together to perform the traditional songs they’d sung for generations, they didn’t expect it to...

The multi award-winning National Theatre production of JB Priestley’s classic thriller An Inspector Calls is back in Cardiff. This...

With Halloween approaching, what could be better than a spooky story? At the New Theatre this week, When Darkness Falls does better than...

The Osmonds were one of the most successful music acts of the 1970s – the ultimate clean-cut boy band before the term ‘boy band’ was...