6th July 2017 First conceived in 2010 and going on to gain critical acclaim at the 2011 Edinburgh Fringe, Theatre Ad Infinitum’s Translunar Paradise has made a return to the stage as the company celebrates its 10th anniversary. A… Continue Reading
24th June 2017 Already boasting a well-regarded music scene, one further advantage held by the city of Bristol is that – either right before or during the frolics of the Glastonbury Festival – a coincidence of geography places it… Continue Reading
22nd June 2017 For the second evening of Bristol Sounds, fans gathered for a perfect summer’s night on the harbourside; ciders in hand. The Amphitheatre buzzed with a sense of intent from a crowd who were there for one… Continue Reading
21st June 2017 After several sweltering days of British Sunshine, this year’s Bristol Sounds – the rebranded form of its erstwhile incarnation as Bristol Summer Series – kicked off just a matter of hours after the met office confirmed… Continue Reading
22nd June 2017 Founded in 2007, Theatre Ad Infinitum is an international ensemble of theatre-makers based in Bristol, that develops new and original theatre for diverse audiences. Lead by Co-Artistic Directors, Nir Paldi and George Mann, they have been creating and touring… Continue Reading
18th June 2017 It should be noted that I have never seen an episode of Star Trek. Even worse, while I have heard of Ming the Merciless, I have no idea what TV series he was from. I’m no sic-fi… Continue Reading
16th June 2017 Another night, another bumper bonanza of top quality comedy. Tonight the fabulous feast includes Aisling Bea, Sara Pascoe, Tim Key and David O’Doherty. Variety is the name of the game here as we are treated to 4… Continue Reading
15th June 2017 Following a brilliant opening night featuring a bill headlined by hometown hero Mark Watson, lofty standards had been set going into the second evening of the South West’s biggest comedy festival. With a line-up featuring Nish Kumar,… Continue Reading