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
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
8th July 2015 Returning for the fourth time since 2011, Bristol Comedy Garden once again is transforming Queen Square’s into a tented comedy utopia for five unforgettable nights, with a host of the biggest and best names in the industry performing.… Continue Reading
6th July 2015 Pink Mist is a story of three Bristol lads (Arthur, Hads and Taff) whose decision to sign on the dotted line to become soldiers in Afghanistan takes us through a familiar coming of age tale, enlightened by… Continue Reading
2nd July 2015 Spill, the product of Propolis Theatre, springs forth from fertile ground. Sex is a rich topic, used extensively for comedic, tragic or horrific effect, and this year’s Made In Bristol troupe have done well to craft a… Continue Reading
24th June 2015 While millions of young men left the country to lay their lives on the line during the six year horror of World War Two, a team of gifted individuals remained safely holed up in an eccentric… Continue Reading
23rd June 2015 Greg Wohead’s solo show The Ted Bundy Project returns to Bristol Old Vic following an appearance at 2014’s Mayfest and a subsequent touring programme. Taking as its inspiration a selection of confessional recordings of Bundy which Wohead found… Continue Reading
20th June 2015 Bristol’s beautiful harbourside with the backdrop of the amphitheater and Waterfront Square. Stef Formica Photography [advps-slideshow optset=”1″]