Must See Monday – Events of the Week: Bristol Summer Series, Ted Bundy Project & Look At Me Now

29th June 2015 TIP OF THE WEEK What: Bristol Summer Series // Where: Bristol Harbourside // When:  Weds 24th – Sat 27th June (6.30pm) // Cost: £33 Following last year’s inaugural Bristol Summer Series, promoters Metropolis Music return to Bristol’s Harbourside amphitheatre from 24th… Continue Reading

Summer Loving: We pick the best sights & sounds of the last 6-months

21st June 2015 Tired of waiting for January to get hold of the top-10 lists from  the past 12months? We hear you! Thats why we have rolled forward the annual love-in and put together a list of the best things we’ve seen… Continue Reading

Review: ‘Love for Love’ showcases yet another stellar class of Bristol Old Vic’s Theatre School

16th June 2015 Period farces seem to be very much de jour this season for Bristol’s theatrical community, as this Bristol Old Vic Theatre School renewal of William Congreve’s Love for Love follows hot on the heels of Tobacco Factory’s… Continue Reading

Review: Things are hotting up with Fellswoop’s climate change drama ‘Current Location’ at Trinity Centre

 5th June 2015 A tale of confusion and fear, Fellswoop’s allegorical climate change adaptation of Toshiki Okada’s Current Location finally brings British audiences to the majesty of this Japanese classic. Inspired by the Fukushima nuclear disaster in 2011, Toshiki Okada’s play has been remolded… Continue Reading

Mayfest: A poignant reflection on life and death, ‘How To Disappear Completely’ opens the festival at the Bristol Old Vic in style

14th May 2015 Dealing with the impending loss of a loved one is never an easy experience, but when death comes on slowly and painfully it’s sombre silhouette casts an even more unwelcome shadow than usual. Sadly, this was the… Continue Reading

Review: The School For Scandal, Tobacco Factory

14th April 2015  Following hot on the heels of its brilliant retelling of Romeo & Juliet, the Shakespeare at the Tobacco Factory Company return with a familiar cast and equally impressive results. Moving away from the bard we find ourselves in the… Continue Reading

Review: Ablutions, Bristol Old Vic

18th March 2015 What becomes of a person, when they turn out to be the very thing they hate the most?  This is the diametric conundrum explored by the characters and sketches of Man Booker shortlisted author, Patrick DeWitt in his 2009 novel Ablutions,… Continue Reading