Welcome to our April edition which is bursting at the seams with lots of fabulous new articles and features for you to enjoy.

One of the hardest type of play to perform as an amateur actor is a comedy in which the actors portray incompetent amateurs. In David Tristram’s Little Grimley comedy double bill, the set builder Bernard is allergic to being on stage; Joyce claims she finds scripts difficult because she is dyslexic in one eye; the diva of the society, Margaret, sees herself as a cut above the rest; whilst Gordon is the one who somehow struggles to keep the society alive through all adversities.

Wow! It's our biggest ever issue this month and it's absolutely packed full of articles, news, reviews, interviews and features.

We've another jam-packed edition this month for you to enjoy...

Welcome to our January edition - and Happy New Year to you! We have lots of news and reviews for you this month, including an update on how Zara is settling in.

Last week, the Library of Lagos received the presentation of books and a film covering Cape Verde. There is a very large Cape Verde community in both the Algarve and Portugal.

Our December edition is just waiting for you! And it's packed with features, photographs and news! And "Zara? - Who's Zara?" You'll have to look inside to find out!!

Sian Richards is a bilingual singer/ songwriter/ acoustic musician from Swansea, South Wales (UK). In the last 9 years she has released a number of tracks in both English and Welsh, with many becoming track of the week on BBC Radio Cymru, as well as being played on other radio stations throughout the world.