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Theatre / directors' cuts

Preview: Tender Napalm, Wardrobe Theatre

Philip Ridley's brutal, passionate two-hander concludes BOVTS' Directors' Cuts season

Theatre / sally cookson

Preview: A Monster Calls, Bristol Old Vic

Much-anticipated stage adaptation of Patrick Ness' children's fantasy novel

Theatre / in between time

Three-year arts project to take place across Bristol neighbourhoods

We Are Bristol is the latest ambitious project from In Between Time

Theatre / Jacob's Wells Baths

Six more months of performance at Jacob’s Wells Baths

Artspace Lifespace remain at the Baths while building's future is decided

Theatre / Mayfest 2018

Review: Mayfest: Let’s Not Beat Each Other To Death

Passionate mix of song, AV, and spoken word about love, hate and forgiveness

Theatre / Mayfest 2018

Review: Mayfest: Old Stock: A Refugee Love Story

One couple's story of the Jewish immigrant experience, told through music and theatre

Theatre / Musical

Review: Miss Saigon, Hippodrome

The story is not an easy watch - but this production features one outstanding performance

Theatre / Reviews

Review: Mayfest 2018 – We Are Lightning!, Trinity

Spirited, immersive gig-cum-theatre show in praise of our live music venues

Theatre / Richard Allen

Review: Mayfest: The Killers

Richard Allen's (too?) enigmatic meditation on nostalgia, Hemingway and US-style diners

Theatre / Bertrand Lesca

Review: Mayfest: Palmyra, Arnolfini

Theatre that enacted, in abstract microcosm, the trauma unfolding right now in Syria

Theatre / bristol old vic theatre school

Review: Kiss Me, Wardrobe Theatre

Captivatingly performed account of a little-known chapter in early-20C British life

Theatre / annie siddons

Review: Mayfest: How (not) to Live in Suburbia, Trinity

Annie Siddons' affecting, urgent confessional of big-city loneliness

Theatre / bristol old vic theatre school

Preview: Kiss Me, Wardrobe Theatre

Compelling story of a little-known social experiment after World War 1

Theatre / Reviews

Review: Mayfest 2018 – Undersong, Bristol Cathedral chapter house

Verity Standen's latest is being performed at three different locations

Theatre / Reviews

Review: Mayfest: Contact Gonzo vs Bristol, Jacob’s Wells Baths

The debut UK performance from the Japanese company

Theatre / Mayfest 2018

Review: Mayfest: Now is the Time to Say Nothing

Visceral insight into the sufferings caused by the Syrian conflict

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