Music / Reviews
Review: Imogen & the Knife, the Louisiana – ‘A striking sense of self’
The artist dropped in on her first headline tour
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Theatre / Reviews
Review: Prayers for a Hungry Ghost, Tobacco Factory Theatres – ‘Disturbingly poignant and elegantly crafted’
Elisabeth Gunawan’s KISS WITNESS brings a second production to Bristol in as many months
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Music / Reviews
Review: Nubiyan Twist, Electric – ‘A beacon of hope’
The powerful nine piece fusion outfit are back with a new live show
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Music / Reviews
Review: Lime Garden, Rough Trade – ‘Not here to mess around’
The band have come of age with the release of their second record
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Music / Reviews
Review: Happy Mondays, Bristol Beacon – ‘No need for cheap thrills or reinvention’
35 years on from Pills 'n' Thrills 'n' Bellyaches the Madchester boys prove they still got it
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Theatre / World War II
Review: The Last Picture, The Weston Studio, Bristol Old Vic – ‘Nothing short of masterful: a timeless work of art’
Catherine Dyson’s play explores empathy: ‘its power, its limits, and what it asks of us’
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Music / Reviews
Review: Westside Cowboy, the Exchange – ‘A band who love to play’
Glastonbury emerging talent winners bring their Brit country-meets-indie rock to Bristol
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Music / Reviews
Review: Paige Kennedy, the Louisiana – ‘The epitome of queer joy’
Kennedy is playful, endearing and talented
