14 March to 31 May 2015   Dani Karavan at Ceret   By Ellen Turner Hall Dani Karavan is best known locally for his brushed steel Walter Benjamin memorial slicing through a cliff above…

Opening the hidden suitcase… Album of Exile by Thérèse Cau Reviewed by Rosemary Bailey In this book, “ Album of Exile,” (published by Cap Bear Editions 2013 – in French) Thérèse Cau, daughter of Spanish…

Opening the hidden suitcase… Album of Exile by Thérèse Cau Reviewed by Rosemary Bailey   In this book, “ Album of Exile,” (published by Cap Bear Editions 2013 – in French) Thérèse Cau, daughter of Spanish…

Named after the capital town of Cuba, La Habana (Havana), these sea shanties were brought back from Cuba by soldiers, sailors and expat in the 19th Century, originally to the coastal towns such as Girona, and tell of lost loves and faraway ancestors.

    Saturday 1st – Sunday 2nd May 2013 ROMERIAFlamenco avec Ana Morales   Chapelle de Juhègues, Torreilles Week-end of all things Spanish with show, giant paëlla géante,  flamenco courses…  On Saturday in the Théâtre…

Reviewed by Jackie Edwards Jackie Edwards reports on restaurant El Taller, ambitious new Bistrot de Pays in Taurinya If you’re visiting the Abbey of St Michel de Cuxa near Prades, why not continue just a…

  Thursday 2nd February 2012 Le Grenat, Théâtre de l’Archipel, Perpignan HAMLET      A popular and visual adaptation of Shakespeare’s Hamlet directed by David Bobee, whose aim was to make this into a popular…