THEATRE of this standard reaffirms my faith in my own country. That we were great once, and we can be great again. In many ways it isn’t even theatre, but rather an esoteric experience of aRead More

IT’S LIKE any other theatre performance: actors wait in the wings, musicians tune up in the pit and the audience sit in chattering anticipation but the difference is the audience can be anywhere over the world. Read More

LITTLE Shop of Horrors, currently being performed in Aberystwyth Arts Centre until August 31st, offers to show you what the outcome would be if Grease, Sweeney Todd and Ground Force were all put into the blenderRead More

A Midsummer Night’s Dream is perhaps one of Shakespeare’s best known comedies. The tale of lovers escaping Athenian law only to fall under the spell of the fairy king, Oberon, and his mischievous servant, Puck, andRead More

COMEDIC sock puppets may not sound like the normal brand of humour we usually have visiting Aberystwyth Arts Centre, but please bear with me. Created by Kev Sutherland (creator of The Sitcom Trails) the Scottish FalsettoRead More

TO ANY STUDENT of drama, the words “Our Country’s Good” will instantly ring a bell. Timberlake Wertenbaker’s play about the plight of a group of convicts transported to Australia is staple reading for anyone who’s interestedRead More

Reginald D Hunter is and isn’t what you would expect. His approach to stand-up is first to make himself and his audience comfortable. Relax, he told us, go to the bathroom if you want to. Don’tRead More

Curtain Call committee member Beth Garden, talks about being a Social Sec, her society’s plans for Christmas and how to get involved!   I am, and always have been, a walking contradiction. This article’s title isRead More

If you have ever seen Tom Stade on TV, maybe on Mock the Week or Live at the Apollo, then you probably aren’t fully prepared to see him live. Yes, these programmes showcase his quick-witted standRead More