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A Child’s Christmas, Poems and Tiger Eggs, Ballet Cymru
My daughters (Nia, 12, and Megan, 8) and I went to the Riverfront Theatre in Newport to see Ballet Cymru’s production of “A Child’s Christmas, Poems and Tiger Eggs” and having never been to this theatre before we were impressed by the venue itself as well as its accessibility. This production was a new ballet […]
Roots, NDCWales, Dance House, WMC
The programme for Roots consists of three dances: Omertà, Bernadette and Atalaÿ. Along with the individual dances the choreographers and also dancers talked about the works. The choreographer for Omertà, Matteo Marfoglia, told the audience that his dance expressed the oppression of women in Italian Mafia and the difficulty of their lives alongside their fight […]
Cinderella at the Riverfront, Ballet Cymru
I thought this was a good show, although I found the storyline harder to follow because I’m used to the storyline in the film. I thought that the music was fantastic because the instruments complimented each other making the story come to life. The dancers were very good because they moved so elegantly, and I […]
Cinderella, Ballet Cymru, The Riverfront
After its successful run in 2015, Cinderella, performed by Ballet Cymru has not lost its magical spirit. An incredibly well thought through production, that incorporates film and soundscapes to create a beautifully haunting cinematic feel that honours the Grim Brothers original dark tale, while keeping it light, friendly and targeted at their target audience, children. […]
NDCWales Spring 2018 summer bill
The Terra Firma triple bill does not disappoint with three very different dances including two that I have seen before and a new work. The programme started with Caroline Finn’s Folk, then the work that is new to me, Mario Bermundez-Gil’s Atalaÿ and concluded with Marcos Morau’s Tundra that I saw as part of the P.A.R.A.D.E event […]
Un ballo in maschera, Welsh National Opera, Venue Cymru
The Magic Flute, Welsh National Opera, Venue Cymru
Mur Mur, Theatr a Drama Prifysgol De Cymru. Canolfan y Celfyddydau, Aberystwyth.
Tripula, Farres Brothers & Co. Canolfan y Celfyddydau, Aberystwyth.
Anweledig, Cwmni’r Frân Wen. Canolfan y Celfyddydau, Aberystwyth.
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