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Theatre / mayfest

Review: Mayfest: The Nature of Why

"This isn’t a performance you simply see or hear. It’s one you feel"

Theatre / wardrobe theatre

Review: Four Play, Wardrobe Theatre

A refreshing, hilarious and tender take on love, sex and relationships in the 21st century

Theatre / bristol old vic theatre school

Preview: Four Play, Wardrobe Theatre

Jake Brunger's relationships comedy continues BOV Theatre School's Directors' Cuts season

Theatre / Shuler Hensley

Review: The Whale, Ustinov Studio, Bath

A sad, eloquent play with a mesmerizing central performance

Theatre / bristol old vic theatre school

Review: Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons, Wardrobe Theatre

Acclaimed two-hander kicks off BOV Theatre School's Directors' Cuts season in style

Theatre / bristol old vic theatre school

Preview: Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons, Wardrobe Theatre

Opener in Bristol Old Vic Theatre School's ever-excellent Directors' Cuts season

Theatre / Drag

‘We want to offer Bristol more nights and more queer spaces’

Meet the kings of drag at Brizzle Boiz' next cabaret show

Theatre / bristol old vic theatre school

Preview: Directors’ Cuts season, Wardrobe Theatre

Young directors at BOV Theatre School present their chosen modern plays

Theatre / mike tweddle

Review: A View from the Bridge, Tobacco Factory Theatres

Beautifully directed, with a cast that seems to simply inhabit their roles

Theatre / mayfest

Preview: Mayfest 2018

In conversation with artistic directors Kate Yedigaroff and Matthew Austin

Theatre / tobacco factory theatres

Preview: A View from the Bridge, Tobacco Factory Theatres

The Factory Company continues debut season with Arthur Miller's tense family drama

Theatre / Sh!t Theatre

Review: DollyWould, Wardrobe Theatre

Dolly Parton, genetics, heteronormativity and much more, in Sh!t Theatre's technicolour masterpiece

Theatre / Take That

Review: The Band, Hippodrome

For our reviewer, the Take That-fuelled musical is simplistic, broad-brush and unsatisfying

Theatre / theatre

Queer icon David Hoyle discusses Blackpool, BHS and binaries

The avant-garde legend discusses his new show which arrives in Bristol at the end of April

Theatre / tobacco tea theatre

Review: Stand and Deliver, Alma Tavern Theatre

Pacy, witty, thought-provoking C18 satire from locals Tobacco Tea

Theatre / Sh!t Theatre

Preview: DollyWould, Wardrobe Theatre

The inimitable Sh!t Theatre on Dolly Parton, cloning, mortality and one very brilliant theme park

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