Institute at Bristol Old Vic
Physical theatre company, Gecko, is back in Bristol with a darkly humorous piece of theatre that deals with mental health,
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The Best of BE Festival at Circomedia
Each year the top picks from BE (Birmingham European) Festival tours the UK, bringing brave contemporary theatre, circus, dance, comedy
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Aftermirth: Daytime Comedy Club for Parents at Bristol Old Vic
It’s an unusual sight to see so many babes in arms in the 1766 Bar and Kitchen at the Bristol
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Intronauts at Tobacco Factory Theatre
Green Ginger’s Intronauts is a small but perfectly formed piece of theatre, beautifully designed and executed. There are just three
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Annie at Bristol Hippodrome
I’ve not spent a lot of time watching films of musicals in the past and wasn’t a regular theatregoer until
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Noughts and Crosses at Bristol Old Vic
“OMG, I love it!” we overheard a teenage girl telling her friend in the interval of the opening night of
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Bristol Hippodrome: Matthew Bourne’s Swan Lake
Vivienne Kennedy reviews Matthew Bourne’s Swan Lake, danced by the New Adventures company, which plays at The Bristol Hippodrome until
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Coven at St. Georges Concert Hall
Coven are a six-piece folk collective made up of three fine folk acts; O’Hooley & Tidow, trio Lady Maisery and
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The Dissociation of Shirley Mason at Bristol Old Vic
Who are we? And what really shapes our identities? Based upon a real life case study of a woman who
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The Two Character Play at the Alma Theatre
Imagine you’re stuck. The sort of stuck that invades your head, your every thought, so that you become captive of
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