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Richard Herring - Glee Club, Cardiff

Having graced our television screens in the mid-nineties with cult comedy favourites Fist of Fun and This Morning with Richard not Judy, Richard Herring has always favoured humour with an anarchic edge.

Matthew Bourne’s Swan Lake

Matthew Bourne turned the dance world upside-down and ruffled more feathers than in a king size duvet when this work opened 15 years ago.

Beach House - Cardiff Arts Institute

Baltimore duo impress with a low-key gig in the Welsh capital.

Shockwaves NME Awards Tour - Cardiff University

Despite constant revamping and dwindling readership figures, the NME still has an incredible knack of plotting the fortunes of so many new bands.

Seraglio - Wales Millennium Centre

It would be all too easy to dismiss James Robinson’s rather obvious 1920s updating of Mozart’s comic opera as ‘Allo, ‘Allo meets Hercule Poirot at the Seraglio.

Chicago - Wales Millennium Centre

This production of the Kander and Ebb’s musical tale of booze, jazz, corruption and murder oozes sexiness and style, with music and dance to die for.

Robin Hood - New Theatre

The New Theatre has a record-breaking panto on its hands and we know that is because of the starring man, John Barrowman.

Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs - Venue Cymru

Craig Revel Horwood has the audience eating out of his hand. Just watch out for those apples.

Gulliver - Wales Millennium Centre

This is an accomplished piece of writing and directing that tackles head on attitudes to mental health using the device of satire in a way that Jonathan Swift would have found totally appropriate.