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Theatre / Old Market

A glimpse into the hidden histories of Old Market

"Local history, but not as you know it"

Theatre / Alma Tavern and Theatre

Review: The Boy Who Made It Rain, Alma Tavern Theatre – “A powerful exploration of bullying, class identity, prejudices and teenage angst”

The debut theatre adaptation of the young adult novel by Brian Conaghan

Theatre / Theatre Royal Bath

Review: The Two Popes, Theatre Royal Bath – ‘It’s a story with no thrill’

Anton Lesser and Nicholas Woodeson star in this production of Anthony McCarten's play

Theatre / hamlet

Review: Hamlet, Bristol Old Vic – ‘Taut, claustrophobic, and visually stunning’

John Haidar directs a dark and pacey psychological thriller with an impressive cast

Theatre / Spoken Word

Review: Dead White Anarchists, BASE Social Centre – ‘Commands attention and reflection’

Paul Case gives a masterclass in visceral storytelling and poetic rage

Theatre / Kat Lyons

New Bristol City Poet takes on the premature menopause

Kat Lyons’ acclaimed show ‘Dry Season’ comes to The Rondo, Bath on November 3

Theatre / visual storytelling

‘What Have You Lost?’ – The Cube hosts a visual storytelling experience

Artist Raina Monteith directs four Bristol participants’ very different responses to the same theme

Theatre / Alma Tavern and Theatre

Review: The Snap Gram of Dorian Gray, Alma Tavern & Theatre – ‘The story couldn’t be more fitting for 2022’

A modern retelling of the classic tale through the lens of social media

Theatre / Bristol School of Acting

Review: Fefu and Her Friends, Tobacco Factory Theatres – ‘Visually stunning, masterfully directed and with great performances’

This show from Bristol School of Acting’s graduating students both impresses and dazzles

Theatre / Palestine

Review: For a Palestinian, The Weston Studio, Bristol Old Vic – ‘Powerful and convincing’

A story of love and identity that shifts gears to become more politicised at its conclusion

Theatre / Theatre Royal Bath

Review: Noises Off, Theatre Royal Bath – ‘A solid night out’

The audience is treated to impressive performances across the board

Theatre / tobacco factory theatres

Review: Revealed, Tobacco Factory Theatres – ‘A vital, searing achievement that grips you tight and never lets go’

An astonishing three-hander about the search for love and acceptance amidst ongoing conflict

Theatre / Latin American culture

PAPAYA Fest: nine days of deliciously juicy Anglo-Latinx theatre and music

The festival returns to Old Market Assembly and The Wardrobe Theatre on October 7

Theatre / Bristol old vic

Setting the stage for Hamlet at Bristol Old Vic

Going behind the scenes with Isabel Adomakoh Young (Horatio) and Catrin Stewart (Guildenstern)

Theatre / Reviews

Review: Six, Bristol Hippodrome – ‘Get to know the real queens’

Don't lose your head

Theatre / Reviews

Review: Lysistrata, The Weston Studio, Bristol Old Vic – ‘An ever moving collage of movement, dance and physicality’

The play is far removed from the stereotypes usually accompanied with dramas around young people

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