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Driven to distraction, why Car Share is a triumph by Linda Roberts

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A couple of weeks ago I stumbled across a new programme on BBC1 called Car Share, purely by accident. Peter Kay's Car Share - Episode 1 by UK TV Catch up It was a stroke of...
ANNIE - Craig Revel Horwood as 'Miss Hannigan'. Photo credit Paul Coltas Venue Cymru North wales

Annie at Venue Cymru is a Triumph

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I've always been a sucker for musicals, even as a teenager my heavy metal loving friends found it hilarious that I could sing all the songs from Seven Brides for Seven Brothers! Annie has to...

Dirty Dancing gives audiences the feelgood factor at Venue Cymru

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Patrick Swayze stole my heart forever when I first saw him as Johnny Castle in the film Dirty Dancing in 1987. Sadly, the much loved actor is no longer with us, but if you fancy...

Aladdin Pantomime at Venue Cymru is a real crowd pleaser.

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Nothing gets you in the Christmas spirit quite like going to see a pantomime, and last night, our family went to see Aladdin at Venue Cymru and we loved it. Boasting a sumptuous set, there...
Little Shop Of Horrors

Little Shop of Horrors is a blood-sucking success!

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I've given you sunlight I've given you rain Looks like you're not happy 'Less I open a vein. Ringing any bells yet? These are some of the infamous lines from the song Grow For Me, in the black...

Ghost gets a spirited welcome at Venue Cymru

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I was very excited when heading through the pouring rain to see Ghost at Venue Cymru in Llandudno on the opening night. One of my favorite films of all time, starring the late great Patrick...

The Tale of the Princess Kaguya review by Richard Chester

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STUDIO Ghibli have a reputation for displaying a consistency for making enchanting, funny and moving animated films and with The Tale of the Princess Kaguya, their 19th official feature, their trend for consistency continues. Based...

Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri Review

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MARTIN McDonagh may just be one of those directors who gradually improves with each film. Though his debut feature In Bruges was arguably a misfire, Seven Psychopaths was a compensation of sorts. Three Billboards Outside...

Phantom Thread Review by Richard Chester

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IN what is expected to be his swansong, Daniel Day-Lewis reunites with his There Will Be Blood collaborator Paul Thomas Anderson for Phantom Thread, a beautifully-made insight into the world of couture in 1950s...

A Fantastic Woman Review by Richard Chester

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ON SUNDAY night at the Academy Awards, history was made when Sebastian Lelio's A Fantastic Woman became the first film from Chile to take home the Best Foreign Language Film award. An accomplishment in itself...
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