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Theatre / Musical

Review: Jersey Boys, Hippodrome

Moving storyline, great performances: one classy jukebox musical

Theatre / living spit

Review: Giants of Science, Bristol Old Vic

Whistle-stop tour of scientific greatness from Thales to Einstein: more brilliance from Living Spit

Theatre / Hoipolloi

Review: The Duke, Tobacco Factory Theatres

Beautiful show about trying to hang onto your humanity in a chaotic world

Theatre / LSD

Preview: All You Need is LSD

Playwright on his freewheeling comedy inspired by the infamous psychedelic drug

Theatre / bristol old vic theatre school

Preview: Clybourne Park

BOV Theatre School stage this razor-sharp satire about race, housing and gentrification

Theatre / Afrofuturism

Preview: Nightclubbing, Trinity

Rachael Young embraces Afrofuturism and the cult of Grace Jones

Theatre / Gender identity

Preview: Princess Charming, Tobacco Factory Theatres

Cabaret show exploring gender identity and stereotypes for ages 7-11

Theatre / Shakespeare

The Bard beyond binaries

Bristol Old Vic has begun its new co-production of Twelfth Night with a twist on gender

Theatre / show of strength

Introducing a little-known Bristol pioneer

Show of Strength tell the story of the remarkable Sarah Guppy

Theatre / Features

Community choir brings ‘colour and zest’ to Tobacco Factory Theatres production

A 50-strong choir is an integral part of 'Beautiful Thing'

Theatre / vic llewellyn

Review: A Little Death, Bristol Old Vic

A study in loneliness - and some masterful storytelling from Vic Llewellyn

Theatre / amy mason

Review: Hollering Woman Creek, Bristol Old Vic

Amy Mason's journeys through Texas, abortion and the death penalty

Theatre / Jonathan Harvey

Review: Beautiful Thing, Tobacco Factory Theatres

An iconic piece of UK LGBT storytelling. re-staged for modern audiences

Theatre / Social Commentary

Preview: Beautiful Thing, Tobacco Factory Theatres

Two council-estate teens form an unexpected connection in early 1990s South London

Theatre / Social Commentary

“This project has been life-changing”

Bristol's Many Minds make theatre with young people who've faced homelessness and/or mental illness

Theatre / theatre

‘The gay community is still seen as an impenetrable other’

A new play asks difficult questions about chemsex, racism and consent

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