Josie Sutton

Juliet & Romeo at The Grand Pier

Ben Duke and Solène Weinachter play Romeo and Juliet, but they didn’t die in that crypt, they ran away to

Theatre Re bring ‘The Nature of Forgetting’ to Tobacco Factory Theatre freshly basking in wonderful reviews, including a very positively

Catherine Ireton’s For All the Fires Not Yet Lit is a beautiful small-scale adventure, a sung-story played wonderfully to an

Living Spit’s quirky brand of historical comedy is back with their well-received show The Six Wives of Henry VIII. This

Red Oak theatre company have brought Jez Butterworth’s ‘The River’ to Bristol’s underground venue, The Loco Klub; treating the work

RashDash’s Two Man Show (Fringe First winner, 2016) follows in their reputation of anarchic, provocative performances that dismantle and destroy,

Snuff Box Theatre brings Blush to The Wardrobe Theatre after a much-acclaimed UK tour, and high praise from the Edinburgh

‘What if the plane falls out of the sky?’ is the story of three siblings (Heron, Magpie, and Feral Pigeon)

Idiot Child is a Bristol-based theatre company who make playful and peculiar work about how hard it is to be

A co-production by Arteria Theatre and Time Zone Theatre, David Lane’s Threads is both supernatural thriller and domestic drama all