Salman Rushdie takes us on a fantastical journey as he promotes his latest novel ‘Two Years Eight Months and Twenty-Eight Nights’

11th October 2015 Author Salman Rushdie, 68, has penned esteemed works like The Satanic Verses, The Enchantress of Florence, & Midnight’s Children. He’s won the Man Booker Prize for Fiction, the James Joyce Award, the PEN Pinter Prize, the Prix… Continue Reading →

Must See Monday – Events of The Week: Falstaff, Kabaret & Rival Consoles

12th October 2015 TIP OF THE WEEKWhat: Falstaff  // Where: Tobacco Factory // When: Weds 14th – Sat 24th October // Cost: £35Verdi’s greatest opera Falstaff explodes onto the stage this autumn in a co-production between Opera Project and Tobacco Factory Theatres. When the mischievous, lecherous… Continue Reading →

Review: Every Brilliant Thing brings a heartfelt and hilarious discussion of depression to Tobacco Factory Theatres

 7th October 2015 Every Brilliant Thing arrives at the Tobacco factory with high expectations. Duncan Macmillan’s show has garnered critical acclaim during stints at the Edinburgh Festival and Off-Broadway New York, the short piece being praised both for putting a… Continue Reading →

Must See Monday – Events of the Week: Circus City Festival Bristol, Salman Rushdie & The Crucible

5th October 2015 TIP OF THE WEEKWhat: Circus City Festival Bristol // Where: Various // When: Thurs 8th – Sat 31st Oct // Cost: Various Circus City is a festival across Bristol in October 2015 that will include an eclectic mix of brilliant shows, talks,… Continue Reading →