Becky Condron

Princess and the Hustler at Bristol Old Vic

Given that Bristol has a Black and mixed-race (white and Black Caribbean or African) population of around 8%, the number

The old concert venue of St George’s Bristol looks different. It ’s our first visit since the £6.5million extension opened

Like many myths, Hercules is perennially relevant. Over the centuries (some) religion evolves, our understanding of science improves and technology

Artist Helen Wheelock has been working with members of the local community ahead of 14-18 Now’s Pages of the Sea,

Well, that’s it! I’ve got chronic earworm for the foreseeable. What about you, Dad? The music of Frankie Valli and/or The

There was no obvious fanfare at the first public performance in Southville’s newest theatre. Housed on the same floor as

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This half-term holiday, Wild Words is back at St George’s Bristol with its bubbling cauldron of music, storytelling and educational

As 20-somethings, Johnny and I had both loved and owned copies of the 1996 cult film Beautiful Thing, so we walked

On this unseasonably warm and sunny autumn day, I sit on Bristol’s bustling Harbourside, legs dangling over the River Avon.

50 years on from the release of Rod’s first album, Some Guys Have all the Luck – The Rod Stewart Story is