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Theatre / tobacco factory theatres

Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? Inside the rehearsal room, part 2

We hear from the four cast members as Albee's incendiary domestic comedy begins its run

Theatre / Opera

Review: Madam Butterfly, Bristol Old Vic

Opera UpClose production tries vainly to fix what clearly ain't broke

Theatre / Apricity

Review: There’s Nothing There, Alma Tavern Theatre

Six friends-with-issues in a remote forest cabin: what could possibly go wrong?

Theatre / tobacco factory theatres

Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? Inside the rehearsal room, part 1

Assistant director of Tobacco Factory Theatres production, on Edward Albee's explosive comedy

Theatre / bristol old vic theatre school

Preview: Her Naked Skin, Circomedia

The story of the Suffragettes’ fight for a better future, interwoven with a very personal tale

Theatre / new writing

Review: The Realistic Joneses, Ustinov Studio, Bath

Beautifully evocative play about our everyday big questions

Theatre / Masculinity

Review: How to Beat up your Dad, Alma Tavern Theatre

Caravan Guys' debut is an articulate examination of young masculinity

Theatre / show of strength

More Blood and Butchery for Bedminster

Show of Strength reprise their pub-stopping tour around Bedminster's dark past

Theatre / made in bristol

Wardrobe Ensemble to perform Riot for Made in Bristol anniversary

Homecoming performance celebrates ten years of the talent development scheme

Theatre / NHS

“The NHS is stretched to breaking point”

Pipeline Theatre's 'Drip Drip Drip' centres on a stretched NHS ward...and an uncomfortable encounter

Theatre / Youth theatre

National Youth Theatre auditions in Bristol

Young actors aged 14-25 have a choice of Bristol auditions during February 2020

Theatre / Marlene Dietrich

Review: Rendezvous with Marlene, St George’s

A brilliant performer embodies a stage and screen icon

Theatre / horror

“It seems a typical scary-movie storyline – but also makes audiences question their own psyche”

Local companies Apricity, Dumb Blonde and Black Dog on their devised horror comedy

Theatre / Features

Theatrical treasures earn national recognition

Bristol Uni's Theatre Collection now holds 'designated' status by Arts Council England

Theatre / LGBTQ+

Preview: IMOGENÉ: the improvised pop concert

A queer feminist clown show

Theatre / drugs

Review: The Political History of Smack and Crack, Bristol Old Vic Weston Studio

Convincingly posits a sinister Tory agenda behind the 1980s heroin epidemic

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