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Bristol Hippodrome theatre review: Chicago

05/07/201605/07/2016 Vivienne Kennedy 0 Comments Bristol, Bristol Hippodrome, Chicago, Fosse, Hayley Tamaddon, John Partridge, Kander & Ebb, Musical Theatre, Sam Bailey, Sophie Carmen-Jones

Viv Kennedy reviews Chicago, playing at Bristol Hippodrome until Saturday 9th July Murder, greed, corruption, exploitation, adultery and treachery –

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Bristol Hippodrome theatre review: The Glenn Miller Story

24/02/201624/02/2016 Vivienne Kennedy 0 Comments Bill Kenwright, Bristol, Bristol Hippodrome, Glenn Miller, Musical Theatre, Sarah Soetaert, Siobhan Diffin, Tommy Steele

Vivienne Kennedy reviews The Glenn Miller Story, which plays at Bristol Hippodrome until Saturday 27th February Presented by Bill Kenwright

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Bristol Hippodrome theatre review: Avenue Q

09/02/201621/10/2016 Vivienne Kennedy 0 Comments Avenue Q, Bristol, Bristol Hippodrome, muppets, Musical Theatre, puppets, Richard Lowe, Sarah Harlington, Sell a Door Theatre Company, Sesame Street

Vivienne Kennedy reviews Avenue Q, playing at Bristol Hippodrome until Saturday 13th February I first watched Avenue Q at the

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Bristol Hippodrome theatre review: The Last Tango

03/02/201603/02/2016 Vivienne Kennedy 0 Comments Argentine Tango, Ballroom, Bristol, Bristol Hippodrome, dance, Flavia, Karen Bruce, Latin, strictly, Strictly Come Dancing, tango, Teddy Kempner, theatre, Vincent, Vincent and Flavia

Vivienne Kennedy reviews The Last Tango, playing at Bristol Hippodrome until Saturday 6th February Fans of BBC TV’s Strictly Come

Music Review

Bristol Colston Hall review: Planet Earth in Concert

30/01/201622/10/2016 Vivienne Kennedy 0 Comments BBC, Bristol, Colston Hall, concert, George Fenton, Hayley Glennie-Smith, music, natural history, orchestra, Philharmonia, Philharmonia Orchestra, Planet Earth

Vivienne Kennedy reviews Planet Earth in Concert, which she watched at Bristol’s Colston Hall on Friday 29th January It was

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War Game at Bristol Old Vic

12/11/201423/10/2016 Becky Condron 0 Comments Bristol, Bristol Old Vic, Christmas

This year has seen the centenary of the start of that war and the commemorations have been necessarily relentless. Necessary not for the celebrations of ‘our’ so-called victory but for that reminder of the futility of war, for all those lost men, born in so many countries. For the remembrance of a burden placed heavily upon young shoulders, encouraged to stand for their nation in the place of bureaucrats and landlords.

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