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Theatre / FullRogue

Interview: ‘Wild Swimming’ writer Marek Horn

FullRogue's play explore 400 years of social change, via one ingenious device

Theatre / Cabaret

“People assume we just make ‘second coming’ jokes”

We catch up with Shesus and the Sisters ahead of their Bristol return

Theatre / Bristol Hippodrome

Les Misérables to come to the Bristol Hippodrome

The production will come to the stage in 2020

Theatre / Jack Dean

Preview: Jeremiah, Wardrobe Theatre

Storyteller Jack Dean traces the Luddite Rebellion via words and music

Theatre / Brunel's ss Great Britain

Review: Moby Dick, Brunel’s ss Great Britain

Darkstuff use the ssGB to its full potential and the cast are fully engaged

Theatre / Reviews

Review: The Three Musketeers, Bristol Old Vic

Le Navet Bete have a penchant for the epic in their theatre making

Theatre / charity

Bristol Child Contact Centre to host theatre fundraiser

Theatre that shines a light on the family court system

Theatre / Jane Austen

‘Adaptations have damaged her reputation: Austen is straight-up hilarious’

Isobel McArthur on her all-female, servants-only 'Pride and Prejudice'

Theatre / Bristol Hippodrome

The Lion King cast are busy rehearsing in Bristol

The show's UK and Ireland tour kicks off in Bristol in September

Theatre / Site-Specific Theatre

Preview: Moby Dick, SS Great Britain

Darkstuff's promenade adaptation of the whaling epic finds its ideal home

Theatre / bristol improv theatre

Inside the Bristol Improv Theatre

We chat with BIT's artistic director ahead of a packed August (and no, it's not all improv)

Theatre / Comedy

Preview: Vet. Detective., Wardrobe Theatre

New company Bad Vs Evil parody the TV detective genre

Theatre / Wise Children

Review: Malory Towers, Passenger Shed

The cast is excellent; the pick'n'mix of episodes feels disjointed

Theatre / Reviews

Review: Horrible Histories Live on Stage: Terrible Tudors, Bristol Hippodrome

One of two Horrible Histories shows at the Hippodrome

Theatre / Bristol old vic

Using theatre to tackle the climate emergency

Two shows at the current Ferment confront the issue

Theatre / Wise Children

Preview: Malory Towers, Passenger Shed

Wise Children convert Brunel's Passenger Shed into Blyton's postwar boarding school

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