Becky Condron

That is all you Need to Know at Tobacco Factory Theatre

During the Second World War, thousands of women and men worked around the clock at Bletchley Park, charged with the

You know when you’re laughing so hard that you can barely breathe? You’re actually sobbing, gasping, tears streaming from your

We’re only half way through 2015 and already it’s been a phenomenal year for Bristol Old Vic Theatre School (BOVTS), who

Forced Entertainment brought their first children’s production to the Bristol Old Vic; The Possible Impossible House. The story of a

You know when Tommy Cooper does magic that seemingly goes wrong but you’re keenly aware that his skill is so

If the universe consists of infinite realities then everything that has ever happened and will ever happen is simultaneously occurring,

Nutty Noah is a humorous act for ages 3-11yr olds! The show started with a bit of hilarious tension

Showcasing a tapestry of talent, it’s been a good run for the Bristol Old Vic Theatre School’s Directors’ Cuts

It’s rare for a non-professional theatre group to perform at Bristol’s well-respected and ever interesting Tobacco Factory Theatre. And so, it was

I had two overriding thoughts within ten minutes of settling down to watch Treats at Brewery Theatre. Firstly, aren’t these