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Review: Dreamboats and Petticoats at Bristol Hippodrome

Dreamboats and Petticoats

A good-time show about wholesome British teenagers playing table tennis in a youth club and dreaming about becoming Americans

Review: Lord of the Dance at Bristol Hippodrome

Lord of the Dance at Bristol Hippodrome

Just as the dance reaches an impossible point of complexity, it shifts up to a previously unimaginable level of virtuosity

Review: Rescue Me at Bristol Bierkeller Theatre

Rescue Me at Bristol Bierkeller Theatre

Far Out Man Theatre presents Rescue Me as the first production at the Bierkeller Theatre, which has a bright future ahead of it.

Review: Sister Act at the Bristol Hippodrome

Sister Act at the Bristol Hippodrome

Tonight’s theatre goer is ending up in a privileged position as they’re all witnessing a grand climatic performance set for a Pope

Robin Cousins back in Bristol to star in Grease

Robin Cousins in Teen Angel

Robin Cousins will guest star as ‘Teen Angel’ in the musical Grease during its short season at the Bristol Hippodrome

Peter Pan at Bristol Hippodrome: Hoff’s a hoot and born for panto

Peter Pan

Pantomime works best when it breaks all the rules, so I felt completely satisfied by this irreverent production

Listen to our interview with David Hasselhoff in Bristol!

The Hoff plays Peter Pan at Bristol Hippodrome

As Hoff the Hook, he told Bristol24-7 that his character is “crazy, out of his mind and full of himself. I’m very loud and it’s very funny!”

Review: South Pacific at Bristol Hippodrome

Jason Howard and Samantha Womack in South Pacific (Picture Simon Annand)

South Pacific is really something special, and with lots of enchanted evenings still on offer before it closes next month, go and see it while you can

South Pacific: Tremendous buzz as big-time musical heads to Bristol

Jason Howard and Samantha Womack in South Pacific (Picture Simon Annand)

The acclaimed New York Lincoln Centre Theatre’s production won seven Tony awards and has played to packed houses on Broadway

Review: A Clockwork Orange at Tobacco Factory, Bristol

Clockwork Orange 1

We don’t get the garish pop-art sets of the film but a sparse stage comprising a bank of televisions and a visceral performance from the five-strong cast

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