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Theatre / the wardrobe theatre

Review: Moist, Moist, Moist, The Wardrobe Theatre – ‘it manages to achieve what most plays can’t’

A show of songs, poetry and spoken word that reveals truths about love, sex and the queer experience

Theatre / Ukraine

Russian ballet company’s Bristol show cancelled after Ukraine invasion

The Russian State Ballet Company of Siberia were due to perform in March

Theatre / Theatre Royal Bath

Review: An Hour and a Half Late, Theatre Royal Bath – ‘a comedy of sorts’

An ‘empty nest’ comedy with big casting, sadly let down by poor material

Theatre / The Lion King

Review: The Lion King, Bristol Hippodrome – ‘a roaring delight’

A show still as enthralling and magical as ever.

Theatre / improv theatre

Impromptu Shakespeare back in Bristol with their unique brand of The Bard

The improv company will perform at The Wardrobe Theatre for two nights

Theatre / Alma Tavern and Theatre

Review: Mrs Green, Alma Tavern and Theatre – ‘A gaze at the aftermath of Brexit through the lens of love’’

At once a political commentary, social satire, celebration of language and culture, and love story.

Theatre / nina simone

Review: Black is the color of my voice, The Wardrobe Theatre – ‘intimate and uplifting, but with room to grow’

A powerful show inspired by the creative, personal and political awakening of Nina Simone

Theatre / the wardrobe theatre

Joyful, silly, interactive and celebratory: inside The Wardrobe Theatre

Artistic director Matthew Whittle shares his insights from Bristol’s friendliest, fringiest theatre

Theatre / Bristol old vic

Bristol Old Vic’s spring season of new writing continues with ‘Wonder Boy’

The play is written by Bristol's own Ross Willis and directed by Sally Cookson

Theatre / Physical Theatre

Review: The Man Who Thought He Knew Too Much, Loco Klub – ‘a high octane production that pushes boundaries to the limit’

Voloz Collective bring their polished brand of physical theatre to Loco Klub

Theatre / Musical Theatre

Review: Waitress, Bristol Hippodrome – ‘a charming, feel-good night out’

The romantic musical comedy is a true love story we can all invest in

Theatre / weston studio

Review: The Red Lion, The Weston Studio, Bristol Old Vic – ‘a delicately constructed web of views, motives, relationships and secrets’

An engaging and well-made story of a non-league football team

Theatre / Theatre Royal Bath

Review: Fatal Attraction, Theatre Royal Bath – ‘an exhilarating psychological thriller’

Kym Marsh and Oliver Farnworth star in an elegantly directed new interpretation

Theatre / News

Artistic director Tom Morris to leave Bristol Old Vic

"There is no job in British theatre as exciting as this one"

Theatre / Alma Tavern and Theatre

Multilingual theatre show ‘Mrs Green’ comes to the Alma Tavern

The Teatro Multilingue production features English, French and Italian

Theatre / News

The Red Lion gets ready for delayed kick-off at Bristol Old Vic

It was a rather longer break for half-time oranges than expected

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