Comedy / Josephine Lacey
Josephine Lacey on confessional standup, the success of ‘Autism Mama’ and playing Bristol Comedy Garden
Lacey will be appearing on the Saturday afternoon show at this year’s festival
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Books / Translated By, Bristol
Final preparations underway for ‘Translated By, Bristol’ – the city’s first festival of translated literature
The event begins on May 12 and will run for a just over a fortnight
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Theatre / Immersive dining
Old Market Assembly hosts immersive theatre and three-course dinner experience
Dial M for Menu is presented by local improv veterans, the Closer Each Day company
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Theatre / bovts
Bristol Old Vic Theatre School announces 2025 Summer Festival lineup
The Weston Studio will host eight plays in four weeks
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Art / Binder of Women
Binder of Women Collective present first exhibition in Bristol
Six female UK and US-based artists respond to the notion of ‘Axis’
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Comedy / Amy Annette
Amy Annette brings sellout standup show about noughties diet culture to Bristol
It comes after a month performing in the US and Australia
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Social History / Dhaqan Collective
‘What can a taxi ride tell you about a city?’ Dhaqan Collective presents ‘The People’s Carriage’
The installation is part of MAYK’s long-form artist residency project, Confluence
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Theatre / Musical Theatre
How To Win Against History: Seiriol Davies’ ‘disgustingly sparkly and joyful’ juggernaut is being restaged after 10 years
The show arrives at Bristol Old Vic on June 19 for a three-and-a-half-week run
