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Review: The Grinning Man brings a macabre musical to Bristol Old Vic

Posted on October 21, 2016 by Conal Dougan

21st October 2016 Set in a kind of make-believe pre-Georgian Bristol, The Grinning Man tells the story of Grinpayne, a troubled but loveable young man whose face was carved open when he was a child, leaving him with a permanent and… Continue Reading →

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Review: The magical mystery of Goat is maintained at SWX

Posted on October 20, 2016 by Conal Dougan

20th October 2016 In many ways Goat are a band of anti-modernism. The mystery surrounding them – their identities are unknown, and their faces covered by masks – provides the perfect antithesis to a music entertainment industry that sells itself… Continue Reading →

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Review: The Killing of America (available on DVD and Blu-ray on 31st October)

Posted on October 8, 2016 by Scott Hammond

8th October 2016 After Sheldon Renan and Leonard Schrader’s lurid anthology of the United States’ history of violent crime premiered in New York City in 1982, their film subsequently failed to receive a commercial release; thus ‘The Killing of America’… Continue Reading →

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Review: Licensed to Ill, Wardrobe Theatre

Posted on October 6, 2016 by Conal Dougan

5th October 2016 Since moving to it’s altogether more comfortable surrounds in Old Market, the Wardrobe Theatre has put on a consistently attractive programme of events and shows. The latest offering is the nationally-touring Licensed to Ill, the story of… Continue Reading →

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Review: Burlesque Wonderland – Alice Through the Martini Glass

Posted on October 4, 2016 by Scott Hammond

1st October 2016 (Kitty Kane. Photo by Stefan Hinc) Upon arrival at The Fleece, the long queue of colourful revellers – adorned in a wide ranging display of burlesque and themed costumes – spilling out from the venue’s entrance is… Continue Reading →

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The Court Affair adds Romare to its heavyweight Old Crown Courts lineup

Posted on September 16, 2016 by Conal Dougan

16th September 2016 Following his standout set at Simple Things last year, Romare is set to return to Bristol for a session at the already-heavyweight The Court Affair on 7th October. The collagist, critically acclaimed for fusing a plethora of… Continue Reading →

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Review: World War Two – 1942 and Hitler’s Soft Underbelly (out on DVD 5th September)

Posted on August 28, 2016 by Scott Hammond

28th August 2016 After the defeat of the British army in Northern France and their subsequent retreats from the beaches of Normandy in 1940, it would be another four years before Britain – this time with her US allies in… Continue Reading →

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Album Review: Suppose by Blue House

Posted on August 18, 2016 by Scott Hammond

23rd August 2016 When debut single ‘Hot Air Balloons’ was released into the world at the tail end of last year, its floaty nostalgic sound was warmly received by elements of the online music press and, thus, 2016 offered up… Continue Reading →

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