The Time Machine comes to Clevedon …
Award-winning, innovative family theatre company, Mumblecrust Theatre, return to North Somerset this Easter break with their premiere of that almighty
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Author: Becky Condron
Les Gloriables at The Wardrobe Theatre
Mark and I first were introduced to Spitz and Co by Bristol Ferment at the Old Vic some five years
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The Best of BE Festival at Circomedia
Each year the top picks from BE (Birmingham European) Festival tours the UK, bringing brave contemporary theatre, circus, dance, comedy
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Aftermirth: Daytime Comedy Club for Parents at Bristol Old Vic
It’s an unusual sight to see so many babes in arms in the 1766 Bar and Kitchen at the Bristol
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Noughts and Crosses at Bristol Old Vic
“OMG, I love it!” we overheard a teenage girl telling her friend in the interval of the opening night of
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The Dissociation of Shirley Mason at Bristol Old Vic
Who are we? And what really shapes our identities? Based upon a real life case study of a woman who
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The Two Character Play at the Alma Theatre
Imagine you’re stuck. The sort of stuck that invades your head, your every thought, so that you become captive of
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No Kids at Tobacco Factory Theatre
I always remember my daughter’s first word. She was almost six months old and it was 6 January – Epiphany
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The Cabinet of Madame Fanny du Thé at the Wardrobe Theatre
The Wardrobe Theatre’s stage is alive with twirls and music and eccentricities even before the audience has taken to its
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Let the Right One In at Circomedia
John Ajvide Lindquist’s 2004 novel Let the Right One In is arguably up there with the best that dark Scandinavian
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