A lyrical labyrinth of laughs, unexpected rhymes and audience-inspired improv

"The Women" delivers a powerful and emotionally resonant exploration of the Vietnam war. 

"Happiness Falls" is a mystery novel that explores family dynamics and disability. 

"I performed staring at a giant portrait of Thatcher. I don’t know if the audience have fully recovered but I still have PTSD."

"Someone’s wife rang him while I was mid joke at The Comedy Store in LA, accusing him of being with a girlfriend. He wasn’t. He was with a group of mates, drinking and disrupting my set."

Celebrating nearly sixty years of groundbreaking work, "Two Steps at a Time" offers an exhilarating dive into the universe of Algerian-German artist Hamid Zénati. This exhibition also marks the second-ever institutional showcase of the artist.

Representation in literature ensures all voices are heard and every reader feels valued.

Join SouthWestFest and theatre maker, poet and facilitator Antonia Underwood for this free drop-in intergenerational workshop bringing together creative writing and crafting!

Learn from Nabeelah's varied experience as a journalist across Europe

The brand new Ruthin International Arts Festival will run 28 June - 28 July to explore the theme of 'Elsewhere' from an international perspective in North Wales

Vaishnavi Patel's debut Kaikeyi reimagines the infamously vilified queen from the Hindu epic Ramayana.

Meliesa, a Bronze Arts Award student working on her Part B (experience the arts as an audience member), went to see a performance of the stage play 'The Boy at the Back of the Class.' Here's her review!