Theatre / Reviews
Review: Black is the Color of My Voice, Bristol Old Vic – ‘Spectacular, heartbreaking, and ultimately, healing’
Apphia Campbell writes, directs and performs an acclaimed play inspired by the life of Nina Simone
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Theatre / Reviews
Review: Rocky Horror Show, Bristol Hippodrome – ‘Slick, high-energy, and packed with flamboyant joy’
Richard O’Brien’s +50 -ear-old rock’n’roll musical has now seen by over 30 million people globally
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Reviews / Dungeon synth
Review: Dungeons of Wessex, Moor Beer – ‘Blurred the line between music and magic’
Bristol's first dungeon-synth festival was a roaring success
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Circus / clowning
Review: Out of the Box, The Cube – ‘Captivating and luminous: Carrington reminds us that the extraordinary is never truly out of reach’
Darryl J Carrington’s family-friendly non-verbal clown show celebrates the power of play
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Music / preview
Punk pioneers headline all-day fundraiser for Gaza
Bristol upholds its longstanding tradition of music as a vehicle for direct action
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Features / nature connection
‘Stories, firelight, space to grow’ – Inside the Birch Collective’s summer celebration
The collective supports young people's mental health with nature connection
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Art / Rough Trade Bristol
Vinyl, canvas and card decks: the launch of Rough Trade’s listening bar
The new bar hosted an exhibition by the Loovre which seeks to rewrite the community art playbook
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Theatre / Drag
Review: Trans/Form – ‘So much life to live and love to give’
The show returns with its fourth iteration designed to dismantle traditional gender stereotypes
