Becky Condron

Arthur’s Dreamboat at Brewery Theatre

I’m afraid this story doesn’t start well. I have failed to prepare my four year old for going to a

As I bundle my children into the Arnolfini’s theatre space from the rainy harbourside, we look around and realise this

South Bristol’s Tobacco Factory Theatres is one of those inclusive places that offers something for everyone, from free theatre in

Just over 60 years since its premiere at Bristol Old Vic, Arthur Miller’s The Crucible returns to this beautiful theatre

Many of us have been affected by suicide at some point in our lives. And even more of us have

Showcasing new writing from emerging and established writers, A Play, a Pie and a Pint (originally created by Glasgow’s Òran Mór)

Due to an unexpected bridge closure, we arrived running to our Bristol Old Vic seats as the first of the

The warm up act for Mark Thomas’ new show, Trespass, is Mark Thomas: it’s cheaper and you don’t even have

As I head to Kings Street for tonight’s performance of Life Raft there is a post-apocalyptic feel in town. Neighbouring

As we take our seats at Tobacco Factory Theatre, a series of signs are held up by two actors dressed