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Things to do in Bristol today – Wednesday, June 7 2017
WHISKY GALORE: James Cosmo and Ellie Izzard star in an adaptation of Compton MacKenzie’s 1949 novel. Follow the true story of how some Scottish islanders avoided authority to enjoy whisky seized from a shipwreck. Vue Cribbs Causeway, 11.15am.
SONS OF PITCHES: See the winners of BBC2’s The Naked Choir in their third UK tour. With two million hits on YouTube, they certainly won’t disappoint. Colston Hall, 7.30pm, from £26.34.
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MENTAL: Witness Kane Power explore his mother’s journey with bipolar disorder and his experience as her carer. Using music, storytelling, acting and movement, Mental attempts to break the taboo surrounding mental health issues. The Wardrobe Theatre, 8pm, £10.
ARUNDHATI ROY: After winning a Booker Prize with her debut novel, Arundhati Roy is back. Themes of her previous books include Hindu Nationalism and the US invasions of Iraq and Afghanistan. Bristol Cathedral, 7pm. £3 for listen only tickets or £5 for restricted view.
BRISTOL FARMERS AND PRODUCERS MARKET: Bristol City Council have relaunched this popular market that’s been in operation since 1998. Corn Street and Wine Street, 8am–2.30 pm.
THE DREAM/SYMPHONIC VARIATIONS/MARGEURITE AND ARMAND: Grab your popcorn and get lost in a mix of work by Royal Ballet choreographer, Frederick Ashton. Screenings and times can be found here.
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