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Princess and the Hustler at Bristol Old Vic

Given that Bristol has a Black and mixed-race (white and Black Caribbean or African) population of around 8%, the number

Vivienne Kennedy reviews Wise Children, the first production by Emma Rice’s new company, also called Wise Children. It opened at

Like many myths, Hercules is perennially relevant. Over the centuries (some) religion evolves, our understanding of science improves and technology

Elizabeth Nicholls reviews IGLOO, a show about waiting for the snow, presented by Travelling Light and Bristol Old Vic – a

Amy Mason is a natural storyteller, poetic and darkly comedic. Her writing carries the weight of an old soul. Hollering

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

I was pretty sure I wasn’t going to enjoy the dramatisation of climber Joe Simpson’s Touching the Void, a book

Reading the Wiki entry of Anton Chekhov’s The Cherry Orchard on the train on the way to Bristol Old Vic,

Things I Know To Be True is the first show I’ve seen at the Old Vic that doesn’t involve lots

I’m half Irish, and this is the year I have finally decided to get my Irish passport in the wake