Theatre / Reviews
Review: Superfan, The Alma Tavern & Theatre – ‘A warm, sharply observed and consistently funny coming-of-age comedy’
The coming-of-age comedy follows four obsessive teens and their love for ‘Paul Chamalordi’
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Theatre / LGBTQ+
Review: You’ve Gone Quiet, Alma Tavern & Theatre – ‘Funny, provocative and unexpectedly moving’
The show is written and produced by trans playwright Cerys Duffy
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Theatre / Reviews
Review: Four Play / Meat, The Weston Studio, Bristol Old Vic – ‘Superb acting from the next generation of acting talent’
It’s the first in a four-weekend series of double headers in the annual BOVTS Summer Festival
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Theatre / Reviews
Review: Philosophy of the World, The Weston Studio, Bristol Old Vic – ‘Wild, anarchic, hilarious and wholly mind-blowing’
It’s a three-hander inspired by The Shaggs, aka ‘the best worst band of all time’
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Theatre / Reviews
Review: Split Ends, Loco Klub – ‘A raw, brave and visceral gut punch that will linger long in the mind’
Claudia Schnier's powerful one-woman show explores OCD and coercive control
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Theatre / Reviews
Review: Alas! Poor Yorick, Tobacco Factory Theatres – ‘Experimental and surreal, but doesn’t quite land’
Jon Haynes and David Woods of Ridiculusmus step into Hamlet’s graveyard scene
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Theatre / Reviews
Review: A Grain of Sand, حبة رمل, The Weston Studio, Bristol Old Vic – ‘A valiant and disturbing work of art’
Sarah Agha is the sole cast member in a tale told through the eyes of a Gazan child
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Theatre / Reviews
Review: Creepy Boys: SLUGS, The Wardrobe Theatre – ‘Spectacular, absurdist, surrealist, rage-fuelled, hilarious – and furiously honest’
Sam Kruger and S. E. Grummett are back in Bristol after their hit debut ‘Creepy Boys’
