Mayfest: Find out why Uninvited Guests & Fuel Theatre’s ‘This Last Tempest’ at Bristol’s Old Vic is not just a storm in a teacup

 16th May 2015 Starting where Shakespeare left off This Last Tempest ponders “what happens after the revolution, when a tyranny has been overthrown and those who held authority have been deposed.” Pitching itself as a sequel of sorts to the… Continue Reading

Bristol Comedy Garden: the UK’s best comedians are coming to the city

15th May 2015 This summer, Bristol Comedy Garden is returning to Bristol with another incredible line-up of comedians. From July 8th-12th, the likes of Stewart Lee, David O’Doherty and Katherine Ryan will be decamping to the twin tents in Queen Square… Continue Reading

Mayfest: A poignant reflection on life and death, ‘How To Disappear Completely’ opens the festival at the Bristol Old Vic in style

14th May 2015 Dealing with the impending loss of a loved one is never an easy experience, but when death comes on slowly and painfully it’s sombre silhouette casts an even more unwelcome shadow than usual. Sadly, this was the… Continue Reading

Review: Mr Keep Calm and the Cancelled Cheques – La Terre, Glastonbury – Sunday 10th May

Wednesday 13th May “You’re totally lush” shouts a punter as Mr Keep Calm and the Cancelled Cheques draw the beautiful track “No, No, No, No” to a conclusion in Glastonbury’s La Terre. I’d like to think I’m more articulate, but… Continue Reading

Review: Foxygen, The Lantern

                                                          11th May 2015   With frontman Sam France’s penchant for volatile stage antics (smashing himself in the face with a microphone, climbing speaker-stacks, confronting hecklers, breaking his own leg), Californian psychedelic rockers Foxygen have established a growing reputation for… Continue Reading