Theatre / Reviews
Review: Owl at Home, Tobacco Factory Theatres – ‘A beautiful, warm hug of a show for families’
Theatr Iolo’s touring production of Arnold Lobel’s stories is a quiet triumph
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Theatre / Queer theatre
The multi-genre show where drag, gender and quantum physics collide
The show aims to bring a diverse audience to a queer-led story of ‘quantum gender’
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Books / Westonbirt Arboretum
Bristol children’s author and illustrator Duncan Beedie creates Autumn Trail at Westonbirt
‘The Ballad of Birtha’ is open until November 30
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Theatre / storytelling
Storytelling giants The Crick Crack Club go from strength to strength
Upcoming local events include a storytelling workshop led by Ben Haggarty
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Writing / bristol short story prize
Abhishek Sengupta wins the 2023 Bristol Short Story Prize
The Indian writer won for his story ‘Things to Do on the Eve of Your Killing’
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Theatre / Halloween activities in Bristol
Shakespeare turns spooky for Halloween at St Werburgh’s City Farm
‘A Midsummmer Night’s Scream’ opens on October 21 for a 10 day run
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Poetry / poets
Bertel Martin to perform at monthly poetry night at El Rincón
Martin founded the Bristol Black Writers group in the late 1980s
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Theatre / Taylor Ayling
‘Watch Me Die’: the Bristolian director’s twisted, interactive one-woman comedy set at a funeral
It’s Taylor Ayling first fully devised, self-produced show since graduating
