Dance / Neon Dance
Review: Last and First Men, Bristol Beacon – ‘Truly extraordinary’
Set 2 billion years in the future, this Neon Dance production blends film, dance and music
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Theatre / Reviews
Review: When the Morning Stars Sang (& The Angels Shouted for Joy), Tobacco Factory Theatres – ‘A poised performance, but a limited interrogation of ideas’’
Veteran storyteller Hugh Lupton is accompanied by cellist Sarah Moody
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Theatre / Reviews
Last Rites, Bristol Old Vic – ‘An utterly extraordinary masterclass in visual storytelling’
Ad Infinitum present a non-verbal show featuring Ramesh Meyyappan and George Mann
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Theatre / Reviews
Review: 50 Ways to Kill a Slug, The Wardrobe Theatre – ‘Visceral, evocative and deeply human’
The show returns after appearing as part of 2024’s PAPAYA Fest
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Theatre / Reviews
Review: Deposit/Revolt. She Said. Revolt Again, The Weston Studio, Bristol Old Vic – ‘A cracking evening of theatre’
It’s the penultimate of four weekend double bills in the annual BOVTS Summer Festival
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Theatre / Reviews
Review: Foxfinder/The Effect, The Weston Studio, Bristol Old Vic – ‘A superb double bill showcasing a raft of talent from BOVTS’
It’s the first of four weekend double bills in the annual BOVTS Summer Festival
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Theatre / Reviews
Review: The Beautiful Future is Coming, Bristol Old Vic – ‘A shocking and sharp call to action, and an urgent triumph from Nancy Medina’
Flora Wilson Brown’s play weaves together the stories of three people over a 250-year span
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Theatre / Reviews
Review: The Man Who Thought He Knew Too Much, Tobacco Factory Theatres – ‘An extraordinary accomplishment’
It’s billed as ‘Wes Anderson meets Hitchcock meets Spaghetti Western’
