Warner Bros. Pictures proudly presents “Wuthering Heights”, a bold and intoxicating new vision from Academy Award–winning filmmaker Emerald Fennell.
Set against the sweeping, wind‑lashed Yorkshire Moors, “Wuthering Heights” reimagines Emily Brontë’s timeless tale of passion, obsession, and generational ruin. At Thrushcross Grange, the Linton family live in light and refinement, while the Earnshaws inhabit the brooding, storm‑battered Wuthering Heights. When Catherine Earnshaw and the orphaned Heathcliff form a bond that defies class, convention, and reason, their love ignites a chain of devastation that echoes across decades.
Margot Robbie stars as Catherine Earnshaw, opposite Jacob Elordi’s haunting portrayal of Heathcliff. They lead an ensemble cast including Hong Chau, Shazad Latif, Alison Oliver, Martin Clunes, and Ewan Mitchell.
Written and directed by Emerald Fennell (Saltburn), this 2026 romantic drama blends Brontë’s gothic intensity with Fennell’s signature decadence and psychological daring.
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Murder, She Didn’t Write – The Improvised Murder Mystery
Degrees of Error return with their smash‑hit improvised comedy, plunging audiences headfirst into a world of gloriously chaotic murder‑mystery mischief.
Slip on your deerstalker and ready your magnifying glass — because each performance delivers a brand‑new, Agatha Christie‑inspired whodunnit, made up on the spot. Fueled entirely by audience suggestions, the cast transform the most outrageous ideas into a razor‑sharp, laugh‑out‑loud mystery where you shape the story.
Was Ms Gold poisoned at a synchronised swimming gala? Did Dr Blue meet an explosive end during a hot‑air balloon race? Or was Professor Violet crushed in a Love Island recoupling gone terribly wrong? No two nights are ever the same — but the hilarity is guaranteed. Ingenious, unpredictable, and irresistibly funny, this multi sell‑out sensation turns every audience into a team of sleuths. The only question remains: can you crack the case before the killer is unmasked?
Murder, She Didn’t Write
New Theatre
25 February 2026 – 7.30pm
The UK’s leading biennial exhibition and international contemporary art prize is now underway, celebrating its eleventh edition. Artes Mundi 11, presented in partnership with the Bagri Foundation (AM11), features six international contemporary visual artists and is taking place across Wales from 24 October 2025 to 1 March 2026. Following the success of AM10, this edition once again spans five partner venues nationwide, with Aberystwyth Arts Centre joining the programme for the first time. The winner of the prestigious £40,000 Artes Mundi Prize – the UK’s largest contemporary art prize – will be announced during the exhibition run in January 2026.
All participating artists are showcased together in a major group presentation at National Museum Cardiff, which serves as the central hub of AM11. The exhibition brings together ambitious new commissions and significant museum loans that illuminate the core concerns of each artist’s practice. Through personal histories and powerful storytelling, the group show explores themes of loss, memory, migration, trauma, and environmental impact. These ideas are further expanded through a series of in‑depth solo exhibitions across Wales.
The AM11 solo exhibitions are located as follows: • Anawana Haloba and Sawangwongse Yawnghwe at Aberystwyth Arts Centre, Aberystwyth • Sancintya Mohini Simpson at Chapter, Cardiff • Kameelah Janan Rasheed at Glynn Vivian Art Gallery, Swansea • Jumana Emil Abboud and Antonio Paucar at Mostyn, Llandudno
As a vital platform for cultural exchange between the UK and global artistic communities, Artes Mundi continues to foreground the ongoing examination of the human condition. AM11 builds on the organisation’s legacy of presenting exceptional contemporary art in Wales—work that resonates deeply with the urgent issues shaping our world today.
Ffion King
The Blunder Games
Sherman Youth Theatre Presents The Blunder Games – A Comedy Drama of Tough Choices and Community Spirit
Cardiff, UK – This spring, Sherman Youth Theatre brings audiences The Blunder Games, a hilarious and heartfelt new comedy drama by rising playwright Ffion King.
When the local council must choose between cutting the historical re‑enactment society or the coding club, chaos erupts. Rivalries flare, alliances shift, and a full‑blown battle for survival begins. Bursting with big laughs, sharp twists, and genuine warmth, The Blunder Games dives into what happens when community, creativity, and compromise collide.
Developed with participants aged 15–18 from Sherman Theatre’s Introduction to Playwriting programme, the production is a vibrant celebration of youth talent and fresh perspectives.
Playwright Ffion King, a neurodiverse writer and actor from Aberystwyth, graduated from the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland in 2018. Since beginning her writing journey in 2021, her play FREE SPIRIT was named one of the final eight recommended works in the Play On / Am Ddrama initiative from National Theatre Wales, Theatr Genedlaethol Cymru, and Theatr Clwyd.
Sherman Youth Theatre invites audiences to experience the humour, heart, and high‑stakes hilarity of The Blunder Games—a show that proves even the toughest decisions can spark unforgettable stories.
The Blunder Games
Sherman Theatre
26 February 2026 – 28 February 2
Chronic Women: 14 poets unite to spotlight the experiences of women living with chronic health conditions in Wales
Literature Wales has launched a new poetry initiative designed to deepen public understanding of women’s health conditions and contribute to ongoing efforts to tackle inequalities in healthcare and health outcomes for women across Wales.
The project, Chronic Women, was conceived by Hanan Issa, the current National Poet of Wales, inspired by the Welsh Government’s 10-year Women’s Health Plan for Wales announced in December 2024. She collaborated with Gwyneth Lewis, the first National Poet of Wales, to shape the concept.
Both poets are among 14 women writers from Wales who have contributed poems rooted in their lived experiences of chronic illness and disability to a new bilingual anthology.
The anthology, Chronic Women | Menywod Cronig, will be published by Honno Press in February 2026. Seven hundred free copies will be distributed to GP surgeries and other healthcare settings throughout Wales.
In addition, the poets will deliver 10 workshops across Wales in January and February, engaging women, girls and NHS staff. These sessions will use the anthology as a catalyst for discussion and will explore how poetry and creative writing can support women living with chronic health conditions.
A celebratory event featuring readings from the anthology, along with new writing generated through the workshops, will take place at the Senedd on 17 March.
Ben Dawson
Ben Dawson is thriving in his growing journey as an artist. He shares the inspiring reactions to his work, the encouraging note from his mother that sparked his passion, and the chance to spot him kitesurfing over the sea if you look closely!
