Reflecting the current arts scene in Wales.

Gary Raymond talks to Glynn Vivian curator Ceri Thomas, cast members from WNO's Ainadamar, Meic Parry on The Crossbow Killer podcast and previews the Cowbridge Music Festival.

Thomas Morris's latest short story collection 'Open Up', Branwen Davies's Welsh language adaptation of Fleabag and 'For Tonight', a new musical about a Welsh/Romany love story Show more

Nicola Heywood Thomas pays tribute to Stan Stennett, the Welsh entertainer who has died at the age of 88.

Nicola Heywood Thomas talks to the photographer prepared to sleep on the streets to capture the true spirit of his subject - Wales' homeless.

Nicola Heywood Thomas presents live music and conversation, including guest Eddie Butler.

Nicola Heywood Thomas talks to operatic tenor Dennis O'Neill about his life, career and the challenges of being one of the judges of the 2015 BBC Cardiff Singer of the World.

Nicola Heywood Thomas meets the cast and crew responsible for 150, a new dramatisation commemorating the 150th anniversary of the Welsh settlement in Patagonia.

To mark his fiftieth birthday, Welsh operatic singer Bryn Terfel looks back at his career and contemplates his future in conversation with Nicola Heywood Thomas.

Featuring a giant painting installation in Snowdonia by Anthony Garratt, poetry from the new young people's laureate Wales, dramas about dementia and debut play Fear of Drowning.

Ahead of the Welsh Assembly election in May, Nicola Heywood Thomas and guests reflect on how the outcome may affect the arts.

As part of the Shakespeare anniversary celebrations, Nicola Heywood Thomas takes a look at the various ways in which Shakespeare is presented in Wales.

Nicola Heywood Thomas looks at Everyman theatre's involvement in a Royal Shakespeare Company production of A Midsummer Night's Dream.

Aled Rhys Hughes explains how David Jones's epic prose-poem In Parenthesis inspired him to spend several summers photographing Mametz Wood in the Somme.

Nicola Heywood Thomas attempts to discover whether nature or nurture is behind offspring following their parents into the arts.

Nicola Heywood Thomas presents reviews, reports and analysis in a round-up of Wales' thriving arts scene. Nicola and guests discuss the arts and older people.

Nicola Heywood Thomas' guest is Roger Burnell, the man behind an initiative providing practical experience in film and TV for people who can't access hands-on training.

Nicola Heywood Thomas is joined by Tony Award-winning actor Owen Teale, who is about to perform a bi-lingual play in Tokyo, with Owen having to master Japanese.

Nicola Heywood Thomas presents reviews, report and analysis in a review of Wales' thriving arts scene.

Nicola Heywood Thomas presents reviews, report and analysis in a review of Wales' thriving arts scene.