13th July 2015 A one day festival on the rise, actually situated closer to Glastonbury Tor than Michael Eavis’s summer shindig, the excellent Godney Gathering is returning for a 5th year this Saturday with its biggest ever headliner – the legendary… Continue Reading
12th July 2015 For the fourth day of the Bristol Comedy Garden, The Fix migrated from the heaving Big Top to the more intimate environs of the Apple Top, where Jon Robins, Nick Helm and Paul Foot brought their comedic… Continue Reading
11th July 2015 A beautiful shot of Bristol Harbourside at night with lights glistening on the water and the M Shed in the background. The sort of snap that makes you fall in love with our fair city. Stef Formica… Continue Reading
9th July 2015 “Poor little woman! She is gaping after love like a carp on a kitchen table.” This quote from ‘Madame Bovary’ appears projected on to one of the stage’s two big screens as the audience await the… Continue Reading
10th July 2015 This week we welcomed Bristol’s Lund Quartet. One of the finest bands to have emerged out of the city in recent years, the foursome came to our attention following the release of their beautiful self-titled album in… Continue Reading
9th July 2015 Following its opening night, which featured the fantastic Stewart Lee, Nish Kumar, Aisling Bea and Paul Sinha, Bristol Comedy Garden served up another feast of sparkling comedy. Dan Atkinson, Joe Lycett and Doc Brown joined firm Fix favourite… Continue Reading
10th July 2015 Bristol Festival of Puppetry have now announced their programme of events taking place across the city this summer. With over 100 artists performing, 50 live performances including world and UK premieres and a heap of free events… Continue Reading
9th July 2015 Now in its fifth year, this summer’s Ferment Festival showcasing the best in new ideas and work-in-progress shows is shaping up to be the busiest yet. Bristol Old Vic Ferment’s year-round quest to find, support and nurture… Continue Reading