Theatre / Reviews
Review: Yippee Ki Yay, Bristol Old Vic – ‘Poetry meets Die Hard’
After critically acclaimed tours, this rhyming retelling of 'Die Hard' hits Bristol
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Theatre / Reviews
Review: The Necromancer, The Wardrobe Theatre – ‘Haunting, hilarious and human: I couldn’t recommend it more’
It’s described as ‘a spooky, irreverent, Medieval-ish musical comedy’ from Crumplehorn Theatre
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Music / Reviews
Review: Cheekface, Strange Brew – ‘the hottest gig in Bristol’
Even in a room hotter than the sun, Cheekface made it impossible not to dance
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Music / Reviews
Review: Zebrahead, Thekla – ‘Relentlessly high-energy’
Zebrahead whipped Thekla into a punk rock storm
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Music / Reviews
Review: Hellogoodbye, Thekla – ‘A synth-driven set ahead of 20th anniversary’
Hellogoodbye prove they’ve still got the charm that made them cult favourites in the 2000s
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Music / Reviews
Kaiser Chiefs, Lloyds Amphitheatre – ‘Twenty years later still causing a riot’
The Leeds lads were in town and were not here to mess about
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Comedy / Reviews
Review: Ed Night, The Plunge, Tobacco Factory Theatres – ‘surreal white-knuckle laughs’
Just back from the Edinburgh Fringe, Ed Night is touring his new stand-up comedy show 'The Plunge'
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Theatre / Reviews
Review: Tales From The Wasteland: An Improvised Post-Apocalyptic Adventure, People’s Republic of Stokes Croft – ‘Spinning Chaos into Comedy’
The monthly improv is inspired by the atmospheric worlds of ‘Fallout’ and ‘Mad Max’
