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Music Review 

Ben Ottewell at Loves Cafe

17/04/201622/10/2016 Karen Blake 1 Comment Ben Ottewell, Cafe, Gomez, Loves Cafe, music

Sometimes in Loves Cafe, everything comes together in a certain way and it all feels a little bit magical. On

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Family Review Theatre 

The Amazing Bubble Man at Tobacco Factory Theatres

12/04/2016 Becky Condron 0 Comments tobacco factory theatres

So when Louis Pearl said ‘Poo-p! This is the highlight of the show!’ he sold the show short! Although when

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Review Theatre 

Trainspotting at The Loco Klub

08/04/2016 Becky Condron 0 Comments tobacco factory theatres

Once in a while, a piece of art remarkable enough to define a generation is made: a fist-in-the-gut type of

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Boxy and Sticky at the Bristol Old Vic

07/04/201622/10/2016 Karen Blake 0 Comments Bristol Old Vic

Young kids always love the box more than present, as parents we have all seen that one. A big box

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All’s Well that Ends Well at Tobacco Factory Theatre

07/04/201622/10/2016 Becky Condron 0 Comments Shakespeare, tobacco factory theatres

All’s Well that Ends Well has been classified as one of Shakespeare’s ‘Problem Plays’, a comedy that is plagued by

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Family Review Theatre 

The Owl and the Pussycat’s Treasury of Nonsense at the Wardrobe Theatre

07/04/201619/02/2017 Artemis D Bear 0 Comments Wardrobe Theatre

I had been looking forward to this show from Soap Soup Theatre at the wonderful Wardrobe on Old Market, which

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Iphigenia in Splott at Bristol Old Vic.

02/04/201622/10/2016 Karen Blake 0 Comments Bristol Old Vic

Iphigenia in Splott. Hard to pronounce. Hard to get a ticket for… Iphigenia in Splott is currently on in The

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Long Day’s Journey into Night at Bristol Old Vic

30/03/201630/03/2016 Becky Condron 0 Comments Bristol Old Vic

It’s always such a treat to go to the Old Vic; it makes you feel like you are part of

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Musical Review Theatre 

Bristol Hippodrome theatre review: Mamma Mia

30/03/201621/10/2016 Vivienne Kennedy 0 Comments Abba, Benny Andersson, Bjorn Ulvaeus, Bristol Hippodrome, Catherine johnson, Emma Clifford, Jacob Fisher, Jacqueline Braun, Judy Craymer, Mamma Mia, musical, Musical Theatre, Phyllida Lloyd, Sara Poyzer

Vivienne Kennedy reviews Mamma Mia, playing at Bristol Hippodrome until 7th May I first saw Mamma Mia when the international

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Music Review 

Martin Harley and Daniel Kimbro at The Colston Hall

20/03/201622/10/2016 Karen Blake 0 Comments Colston Hall

I’ve been to a few gigs in the last few years at the Colston Hall, and I’m in love with

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