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Publisher PID Games and developer Tomo Camp announced the puzzle-action platformer, Pompom: The Great Space Rescue, will launch for the Nintendo Switch via [...]

A number of stages have been closed down for the remainder of the afternoon as strong winds and rain batter Falmouth International Sea Shanty…

The Beatles' favourite artist on why the Queen worried he'd make her 'Pop' – and how he has spent 40 years 'trapped' in Under Milk Wood

HERE at the Torch Theatre we were all deeply saddened to hear of the passing of Laurie Dale, without doubt, one of Pembrokeshire’s greatest…

"The play approaches the minutiae of the human heart with such delicacy and warmth that it is impossible not to fall in love with the characters and the play": Many of our contributors write about some of their favourite plays in last week's print edition of '10 plays to see before you die'.

Last modified on Wed 4 Aug 2021 01.31 EDT Tall plane trees, hanging baskets and pavement cafes line pedestrianised Wind Street as it passes the ruined castle. I don’t know what I expected Swansea to look like but it wasn’t quite this. My preconceptions were partly based on Dylan Thomas’s “ugly, lovely town” by the sea, “white-horsed and full of fishes”. After three hours on an air-conditioned Great Western Railways train from London, I’m striding past the 17th-century No Sign ba...

The best theatre in the UK this June Ian McKellen returns as Hamlet—plus the family drama of Johann Sebastian Bach Under Milk Wood, National Theatre, 16th June to 24th July Dylan Thomas’s 1954 radio play has often been done on the stage, but perhaps never so poignantly as in this post-pandemic version of the small Welsh village of Llareggub (“Bugger all” backwards) awakening with a renewed sense of community. The audience may be socially distanced, but the Olivier auditorium is reconfig...