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Matthew Bourne’s The Red Shoes at the Bristol Hippodrome

Ginny Gould reviews Matthew Bourne’s The Red Shoes, playing at the Bristol Hippodrome until Saturday 7 March. Matthew Bourne’s The

There was no doubting the dedication, blood, sweat and tears that was involved in developing this 21st anniversary production of

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

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I have to admit that I was never particularly into Fame when it came out in the early 1980’s as

Elizabeth Nicholls reviews Birmingham Royal Ballet’s Beauty and the Beast, playing at The Bristol Hippodrome until Saturday 4 May. Caught

Physical theatre company, Gecko, is back in Bristol with a darkly humorous piece of theatre that deals with mental health,

Each year the top picks from BE (Birmingham European) Festival tours the UK, bringing brave contemporary theatre, circus, dance, comedy

Vivienne Kennedy reviews Matthew Bourne’s Swan Lake, danced by the New Adventures company, which plays at The Bristol Hippodrome until

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

Up Down Man at Tobacco Factory Theatres is the long awaited follow up to the critically acclaimed show Up Down