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  Vignette: Calling for the Good Old Days

  Wales Arts Review is pleased to present a new series of literary vignettes, next up is ‘Calling for the Good Old Days’ by Rhys Owain Williams. These vignettes will be glimpses into the thinking […]

  Literature | 23.03.19
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  Crime Writing – The Allure of the Brecon Beacons

  Sunday Times best-selling crime writer Amanda Robson on how her creativity is linked to her beloved Brecon Beacons. Many years ago, when my husband and I were in our twenties, […]

  Literature | 22.03.19
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  Interview – Frozen Light’s Lucy Garland

  With The Isle of Brimsker, a show devised specifically for audiences with profound and multiple learning disabilities (PMLD), Frozen Light hope to offer more people with PMLD the chance to […]

  Performing Arts | 21.03.19
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  Radio – The Economics of Being a Writer

  Traditional publisher, self-publishing or a hybrid approach? Adam Somerset tuned into Radio 4’s Money Box to listen to a discussion concerning the economics of being a writer. Once, in the […]

  Digital | 20.03.19
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  Brexit Theatre – Reimagining Les Miserables

  Director Mathilde Lopez explores the impulses and ambitions behind her reimagining of Victor Hugo’s French classic for the stage in the age of Brexit for award-winning theatre company August012. Les […]

  Performing Arts | 19.03.19

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