Interactive theatre |

Interactive theatre

Theatre / Reviews

Review: Watch Me Die, Loco Klub – ‘Witty, absurd, challenging and brave’

Taylor Ayling’s show casts the audience as mourners at the funeral of a social media influencer

Theatre / Taylor Ayling

‘Watch Me Die’: the Bristolian director’s twisted, interactive one-woman comedy set at a funeral

It’s Taylor Ayling first fully devised, self-produced show since graduating

Theatre / Interactive theatre

Outside theatre show explores Bristol’s history at Ashton Court Mansion

Theatre company Show of Strength present an outside theatre family experience this June.

Theatre / Murder mystery

Preview: Sherlock in Homes

A cracking murder mystery for you to solve at home, from Bristol's Sharp Teeth

Join the community now

Already joined?

Click here to login

Choose payment frequency

Monthly £5/month

Annually £45/year

Choose payment method

Stripe

Credit/Debit

Apple Pay

Google Pay

Paypal

Email Address Already have an account?

First Name

Last Name

Password

Coupon Code

By signing up to become a member you agree to our privacy policy and terms & conditions.

Fill in this form or email partnerships@bristol247.com and a member of the team will be in touch.

First Name

Last Name

Email Address

Phone number

Company Name

Enquiry

You've read %d articles this month
Consider becoming a member today

Join the Better
Business initiative

You've read %d articles this month
Consider becoming a member today

Monthly £180/month* Annually £2000/year*

* prices do not include VAT

You've read %d articles this month
Consider becoming a member today

Enjoy delicious local
exclusive deals

You've read %d articles this month
Consider becoming a member today

Monthly £5/month Annually £45/year

Wake up to the latest

Get the breaking news, events and culture in your inbox every morning