The Grinning Man at Bristol Old Vic
They can be a hard to please crowd, that Bristol Old Vic audience, so theatre savvy are they, so used
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Author: Becky Condron
George Monbiot and Ewan McLennan at St George’s Bristol
Emotional and physical pain travel the same neurological pathways, George Monbiot tells us in his introduction to ‘Breaking the Spell
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Don Giovanni at Tobacco Factory Theatre
For the third year running, Tobacco Factory Theatres has teamed up with Opera Project to co-produce another much loved opera,
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Fiddler on the Roof at The Bristol Hippodrome
It’s 1905, the height of a new wave of violent and bloody anti-Jewish pogroms in the Russian Empire. For a
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Sam Lee at St George’s Bristol
Mercury Prize nominated Sam Lee is a collector of folk songs. A four year apprenticeship with Scottish singer Stanley Robertson
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Blue Heart at Tobacco Factory Theatre
The diversity of the Tobacco Factory staging is always a joy. Blue Heart is staged in the round as it
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The Rivals at Bristol Old Vic
As Bristol Old Vic continue their 250th anniversary celebrations, for which plays from each century of BOV’s existence are rediscovered, it’s fitting that
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I thought that I’d only seen the 1990 film that propelled Demi Moore to superstardom once. And so, on seeing
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Under the Cardboard Sea at Bristol Old Vic
This was my first experience with youth theatre, not including painful and cringe-worthy memories of school nativities; and maybe it
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Footloose at The Bristol Hippodrome
Did I actually ever watch the 1983 film, Footloose, or is it just I’ve seen the video of the Kenny
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