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Interview with Le Navet Bete

The brilliant physical comedy theatre company, Le Navet Bete, is back on tour with Dracula:The Bloody Truth. Ahead of their run at

Now that the summer is over and the leaves are beginning to fall, we’re turning our heads to a packed

If, when you think of puppetry, you picture models made out of wood or Plaster of Paris, figures in pseudo-human

A show inspired by Japanese ghost stories and horror movies was always going to be creepy. Add to that life sized

The Flying Lovers of Vitebsk returned to Bristol Old Vic bringing a fragile story of love and heartache set against

It’s less than a year since I watched Sister Act for the fifth time (this same production visited Bristol in

You might think you know the story of Jungle Book inside out, but I guarantee you that you won’t have

I’m going to be honest, I only reviewed this because I thought it would be a nice evening out for

Amidst the brightly coloured lego bricks a darker story washes up on the shoreline of Bevill. A lively opening sequence

Love. We’ve all known it in one guise or another. Whether you’re head over heels in it, or bereft at