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Theatre / Theatre Royal Bath

Review: Magic Goes Wrong, Theatre Royal Bath

A delightfully slapstick and high energy send-up of magic shows

Theatre / Bristol old vic

Robin Hood revamped for Christmas

The Wardrobe Ensemble sprinkles its magic over a festive extravaganza at Bristol Old Vic

Theatre / the egg theatre royal bath

Review: Josephine, The Egg, Theatre Royal Bath

A perfect small-scale touring show for families and schools

Theatre / Acting

Bristol Old Vic’s open call for Wonder Boy

The search is on for a lead actor with experience of stammering

Theatre / Reviews

Review: Blue/Orange, Theatre Royal Bath

Intense, riotous, unmissable theatre

Theatre / Theatre Royal Bath

Review: Private Lives, Theatre Royal Bath

Patricia Hodge and Nigel Havers shine in a classy, beautifully played show

Theatre / alma tavern theatre

Review: Timeless, Alma Tavern

Timeless is a beautiful snapshot of a single day in one man's bewildering world

Theatre / Mandala Theatre

Hard-hitting theatre on the impact of school exclusions

Mandala Theatre show highlights the ‘pipeline’ to the prison population

Theatre / Young SixSix

Young SixSix Library and Son of Helios film premiere

Young SixSix theatre company celebrates a double launch at Bristol Old Vic

Theatre / Roustabout

This Island’s Mine

Roustabout give us a uniquely Bristolian Tempest

Theatre / living spit

Living Spit return with their unique spin on gothic horror

Brace yourself for Frankenstein: The Musical at the Tobacco Factory

Theatre / Reviews

Review: Wuthering Heights, Bristol Old Vic

An electrifying night of live theatre from Emma Rice’s Wise Children

Theatre / Young people and arts

Performance company for young people comes to Easton

Threefold will encompass three separate companies and age groups

Theatre / Review

Review: The Good Life

The show is on at the Theatre Royal Bath before moving onto the West End

Theatre / Live art

In Between Time launches 9th annual live art festival

Eclectic programme showcases radical artistic voices from Bristol and beyond

Theatre / News

Curtain falls on Shakespeare at the Tobacco Factory

Thou know'st 'tis common; all that lives must die

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