Becky Condron

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

Imagine you’re stuck. The sort of stuck that invades your head, your every thought, so that you become captive of

I always remember my daughter’s first word. She was almost six months old and it was 6 January – Epiphany

The Wardrobe Theatre’s stage is alive with twirls and music and eccentricities even before the audience has taken to its

John Ajvide Lindquist’s 2004 novel Let the Right One In is arguably up there with the best that dark Scandinavian

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