Becky Condron

Around the World Workshop for Kids – Mongolia – 27th March

“A series of workshops for children that aim to share information on countries that we might otherwise overlook.” A selection

We’re all aware of the life of Elizabeth I, the Tudor Queen of England, who sat on the throne for more

“I hope we don’t get done for anti-social behaviour,” I say, pint in hand, as we’re led en masse from

Word Mustard is Weston’s monthly poetry evening that invites us to take to the open mic and share our work in

“A series of workshops for children that aim to share information on countries that we might otherwise overlook.” A selection

This year, Shakespeare at the Tobacco Factory brings another great tragedy to its Bedminster home. A bare stage belies the

“A bunch of people who have never met and don’t know what they’re doing?” Mark, unimpressed, reads the show’s information on

“We love private jokes in the poetry world,” notes Hannah, one of the compères of this monthly poetry extravaganza, as

I first read Ernest Hemingway’s The Old Man and the Sea, lounging on a bed in Maria’s house in Central

The Tobacco Factory Theatre auditorium is full for this performance of The Depraved Appetite of Tarrare the Freak, a ‘monstrous