27th September 2022 The recent deaths of Chris Kaba and Oladeji Omishore once again highlighted just how pervasive, systemic and institutionalised racism is in this country. In 2022 black people are still twice as likely to die in police… Continue Reading
10th October 2017 The institution of the Irish Pub is as powerful an International brand as any traded commodity, with nearly every country or far-flung corner of the globe being home to one. Given its omnipresence it is perhaps surprising… Continue Reading
24th February 2015 The bard’s oft sickly sweet love story, of two teenage lovers forced into the arms of tragedy by their self-absorbed elders, can sometimes sound like the plot to a mid-afternoon B-movie on Channel 5. Yet it remains as revisited… Continue Reading
5th January 2015 What: Walking The Chains // Where: Passenger Shed // When: Sun 11 – Sun 25 Jan 2015 (2/3/7.30pm) // Cost: £10.50 to £24.50 incl. booking fee Roll up for a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to celebrate the long and lively history of Bristol’s best… Continue Reading
What: Muppits Die Hard by The Wardrobe Theatre // Where: Above The White Bear (BS2 8BS) // When: Weds 10th Dec to Sat 17th Jan (8pm) // Cost: £5 Following hot on the heels of previous years’ sell-out successes Se7en Dwarfs and Oedipuss In Boots, The Wardrobe… Continue Reading
What: War Game // Where: Bristol Old Vic// When: Tues 11 – Sat 22 Nov (7pm) // Cost: £12/£7.50 conc. War Game tells the story of the opening months of the First World War through the eyes of a village football team who sign up, train,… Continue Reading
Nearly 350 years after his death John Wilmot, 2nd Earl of Rochester, is still shocking audiences in this hilarious retelling of his hedonistic and self-destructive life. Set in the restoration court of King Charles II, Stephen Jeffreys riotously funny play ‘The… Continue Reading