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Wales Arts Review Weekly Update (03/06/2023)
Andrew Ogun on a life of creativity, the characterisation of true detectives in Steeltown Murders and rhythms of life and love in a new play about…
Wales Arts Review Weekly Update (27/05/2023)
Cast your vote in the Wales Book of the Year Award 2023 People's Choice Award and join us for a look back at the best Welsh music of the year so far, in…
Staging Dorothy Edwards
In the latest of our exclusive articles for our paid subscribers, Gary Raymond discusses the journey of writing a play about "forgotten" Welsh writer…
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Wales Arts Review Weekly Update (20/05/2023)
Staging Welsh writer Dorothy Edwards, the Wales Arts Review Best of 2023 (so far) playlist and a mixed media exhibition by the artist SLQS at Moma…
Trezza Azzopardi in Conversation
In the latest of our new long-form interviews with the leading voices of Welsh culture exclusive to our paid subscribers, we talk to the…
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Wales Arts Review Weekly Update (13/05/2023)
In conversation with Trezza Azzopardi, Adele Thomas on directing opera, social politics in theatre from Wales and a Dr Who-themed cabaret, in our free…
The Cartography of Home
In the latest of our exclusive articles for paid subscribers, Ellie Evelyn Orrell writes on belonging and Wales in the photography of Mohamed Hassan.
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Wales Arts Review Weekly Update (06/05/2023)
Climate Crisis, National Identity, Prince Charles, and the photography of Mohamed Hassan in the this week's free round-up.
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Wales Arts Review Weekly Update (29/04/2023)
"My first novel started with a road sign that had a very distinctive name on it. And then from there, I'm asking questions."
Katie Munnik in Conversation
The novelist discusses her latest book with Gary Raymond.
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