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The Addams Family at Bristol Hippodrome

The Addams Family to me is always the film version with Christina Ricci as Wednesday, and I think in the

Arriving at The Tobacco Factory Theatre last night, a well-spoken, middle-aged man offered me a flier, I recognised him at

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A friend of mine who studied theatre nodded sagely when I told her I was off to review a Harold

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

Having spent most of my day being drenched in a downpour, dashing in to dry off and then being soaked

This play is short and sweet, with Thomas Eccleshare using every available second of the 45 minute performance time wisely

On entering The Playhouse, Weston, the stage was set with dust-sheeted objects, many of which stamped with ‘Rank Organisation’, a

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

James Rowland’s one-man show is a storytelling master class, well placed foreshadowing and theme setting is intertwined with escalation, tears

Vivienne Kennedy visits the Bristol Hippodrome to watch Tango Moderno, the latest show from Strictly favourites Vincent and Flavia. The