A Monster Calls at Bristol Old Vic
In my early days as a reviewer, I was generous and celebratory of most of the theatre I was seeing
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The Nature of Forgetting at Tobacco Factory Theatres
Theatre Re bring ‘The Nature of Forgetting’ to Tobacco Factory Theatre freshly basking in wonderful reviews, including a very positively
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Miss Saigon at Bristol Hippodrome
Miss Saigon is one of those classic shows that has earned its place in the stage hall of fame, and
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A Spoonful of Sherman at Playhouse, Weston
This performance rather took me by surprise as I have always enjoyed strong vocal performances and a good dollop of
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Awful Auntie at Bristol Hippodrome
It was unfortunate that the day that I reviewed Awful Auntie with my 12 year old was also the day
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DollyWould at The Wardrobe Theatre
If you like breasts, sheep, Dolly Parton and death, then DollyWould by Sh!t Theatre is perfect for you. Shambolic, wide
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Polly at The Wardrobe Theatre
Gritty, in-your-face, intelligent exploration of feminism, power and control, completely bang on for political timing and satirical commentary. Polly is
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Drag on at The Wardrobe Theatre
Bristol clearly has a thirst for shows around sexuality and drag, with tonight’s show being sold out and the buzz
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The Time Seekers at The Wardrobe Theatre
I’m very aware that it wont be much longer that my two girls can both enjoy the same theatre show,
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Bristol Hippodrome theatre review: Matthew Bourne’s Cinderella
Vivienne Kennedy reviews Matthew Bourne’s Cinderella, playing at Bristol Hippodrome until Saturday 24 March. Matthew Bourne says he first fell
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