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You're invited to dinner. Join Paige, hostess extraordinaire, and her guests in this chilling comedy thriller. Written by RWCMD alumnus and Fellow, Moira Buffini.

The South-Korean-born musician Sun-Mi Hong stands as one of the most inventive and dynamic drummers of her generation. Redefining the boundaries of jazz, she is joined by Nicolò Ricci on tenor saxophone, Alistair Payne on trumpet, Chaerin Im on piano, and Alessandro Fongaro on bass.

If you can hit it, you can make music with it – and in the hands of superstar percussionist Colin Currie, nothing is off limits. A crack team of RWCMD percussionists joins Currie for a lunchtime concert with a transatlantic flavour.

UPROAR’s ensemble of 16 virtuoso soloists present Ligeti's Chamber Concerto, Anna Thorvaldsdottir’s 'Hrim' and perform three new commissions from David John Roche, Litang Shao and RWCMD graduate Ashley John Long.

VERVE presents a bold programme showcasing the future of dance with new approaches and propositions of what contemporary dance can be today, featuring 16 incredible artists performing works by internationally acclaimed choreographers, Luca Signoretti, Sattva Ninja and Bosmat Nossan.

Three pieces which combine in dance. Haydn gazes at the sunrise with his minuet; Schulhoff’s five dances sketch brilliant satirical cartoons. And Smetana’s polka brings to life his music of irresistible fantasy and colour.

Double Grammy winning Indian flautist Rakesh Chaurasia is joined by leading tabla player Shahbaz Hussain for an evening of captivating Indian classical music. 

RWCMD Pianists present a selection of well-known treats from the repertoire. Join us for a concert of glorious music, as we celebrate the impressive work of our students.

A vibrant fresh concert of exciting new music for saxophones with RWCMD Saxophone Ensemble, directed by Gerard McChrystal celebrating not just living composers, but music and arrangements by current RWCMD students.

Cardiff Cotswold Opera continues its exploration of the works of Richard Wagner with a performance of Act Two of his revolutionary opera Tristan und Isolde. Using Matthew King’s skilful reduction of Wagner’s vast score, join us for this dive into one of the greatest works in the history of theatre.