Theatre / Reviews
Review: Beautiful Evil Things, Tobacco Factory Theatres – ‘A visceral and electrifying performance’
The acclaimed Ad Infinitum present Deb Pugh’s high octane one-woman show
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Theatre / Reviews
Review: Trojan Women (After Euripides), Alma Tavern & Theatre – ‘Fiercely experimental’
It’s the bold, multilingual debut from Bristol International Theatre Workshop
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Theatre / Reviews
Review: Choir Boy, Bristol Old Vic – ‘The entire cast are a joy to behold’
The play is Nancy Medina’s directorial debut as Bristol Old Vic artistic director
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Theatre / Reviews
Review: Family Tree, Tobacco Factory Theatres – ‘Paints a picture of Black women whose cells, blood and waters have birthed, raised and changed the world’
Mojisola Adebayo’s play spotlights the incredible story of Henrietta Lacks
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Theatre / Reviews
Review: A Shining Intimacy, Tobacco Factory Theatres – ‘A sensitive depiction of loss for a loved friend’
Tom Marshman conjures Kenneth Williams, Maggie Smith and his friend, the late artist Clare Thornton
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Theatre / living spit
Review: Adolf & Winston, Tobacco Factory Theatres – ‘Wonderfully inventive’
Living Spit produce another riot for lovers of risqué anarchic humour
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Theatre / Palestine
Review: For a Palestinian, The Weston Studio, Bristol Old Vic – ‘Powerful and convincing’
A story of love and identity that shifts gears to become more politicised at its conclusion
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Theatre / Reviews
Review: Lysistrata, The Weston Studio, Bristol Old Vic – ‘An ever moving collage of movement, dance and physicality’
The play is far removed from the stereotypes usually accompanied with dramas around young people
