Heathers | Review - Wales Arts Review
As Heathers: The Musical rolls into town at the Wales Millennium Centre, Emma Schofield tries to unpick what this West End smash hit is really all about.
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A bride and groom got married inside a secret ice cave in Iceland. They had to wear helmets and navigate knee-high rivers to get there.
They exchanged vows inside a glacier before picnicking at a waterfall, with the help of a wedding planner who specializes in adventurous elopements.
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A bride and groom got married inside a secret ice cave in Iceland. They had to wear helmets and navigate knee-high rivers to get there.
They exchanged vows inside a glacier before picnicking at a waterfall, with the help of a wedding planner who specializes in adventurous elopements.
Source: yahoo.com
Steel, Mud and Regeneration: Salvaging National Identity in Post-Devolution Wales
In our latest collaboration with the Western Mail, Emma Schofield looks at what can be learned of our cities from two contemporary Welsh novels.
Source: walesartsreview.org
WAR's Summer Reads 2023: Fiction - Wales Arts Review
Wales Arts Review is here to brighten your summer with our top picks for your summer reads. First up, the fiction titles.
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Emma Schofield on Building a "Cultural Forum" - Wales Arts Review
Emma Schofield, reflects on the precarious nature of arts coverage in Wales and asks what we can learn from the lessons of the past.
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Forwards by The Alarm | Review - Wales Arts Review
Emma Schofield previews Forwards, an emotive album which marks the return of Welsh rock stalwarts Mike Peters and The Alarm.
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Rhythm and Rhapsody: Why It's Time to Talk About Dorothy Edwards...
As Company of Sirens and Gary Raymond join forces for, A Beautiful Rhythm of Life and Death Emma Schofield reflects on why it’s time for one of Welsh writing’s most overlooked figures to be brought out of the shadows.
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Charles: The King and Wales by Huw Thomas Review
Emma Schofield takes a look at, Charles: The King and Wales, a new book by Huw Thomas which explores the relationship between the new monarch and Wales.
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Romeo and Julie at the Sherman | Review - Wales Arts Review
As the Sherman Theatre celebrates its 50th anniversary year, Emma Schofield reflects on Gary Owen's new play Romeo and Julie as it makes its debut in Wales.
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