Storytelling – Weston-super-Mum

Of Christmas Past at Tobacco Factory Theatres

I am not really a Christmassy person, some would even go as far as describing me as a seasonal curmudgeon,

Angry! Divisive! Offensive! Brutal! Petulant! Moaning! Justified! Righteous! Essential… These are words that have over the years been used by

Imagine you’re stuck. The sort of stuck that invades your head, your every thought, so that you become captive of

The Wardrobe Theatre’s stage is alive with twirls and music and eccentricities even before the audience has taken to its

19/10/2018 Becky Condron 1 Comment

This half-term holiday, Wild Words is back at St George’s Bristol with its bubbling cauldron of music, storytelling and educational

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

Approaching Bristol Old Vic I’d forgotten that BOV had been renovated, I’d got so used to sneaking round the back

The Devil’s Violin returns to Tobacco Factory Theatre for more mesmerising storytelling fused with live music, the two so interwoven

George Egg is most definitely not having a breakdown and his wife is definitely not leaving him. ‘DIY Chef’ is

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