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Review: Murder, He Didn’t Write, Tobacco Factory Theatres – ‘A delightfully daring whodunnit knees-up romp’

Degrees of Error bring their gender-swapped improvised murder mystery back as part of Bristol Pride

Theatre / preview

Summer holiday family theatre: The Zoo That Comes To You

Scarlet Oak bring their much-loved show to The Wardrobe Theatre on July 24-27

Theatre / Reviews

Review: Grace Pervades, Theatre Royal Bath – ‘Great performances, but an underwhelming script’

Ralph Fiennes and Miranda Raison star in the much-anticipated David Hare play

Theatre / preview

Ramesh Meyyappan and George Mann on making their boundary-breaking non-verbal show for Ad Infinitum

‘Last Rites’ comes to Bristol Old Vic’s main theatre from July 15-19

Theatre / Reviews

Review: Moulin Rouge! The Musical, Bristol Hippodrome – ‘Risqué and ravishing; a modern twist on a classic’

The 10-time Tony award-winning smash-hit musical is in town for six weeks

Theatre / preview

Multi-award-winning play of youth, friendship, violence and survival comes to The Weston Studio

‘The Chaos That Has Been and Will No Doubt Return’ opens on July 15 for a five-night run

Theatre / Reviews

Review: Mephisto, Loco Klub – ‘Incendiary cast ignite German masterpiece’

The immersive experience led to a rocky evening of theatre

Theatre / Reviews

Review: How To Win Against History, Bristol Old Vic – ‘fun, frolics and an ultimately uplifting message’

How To Win Against History is a loving look at the life of a 19th century aristocrat

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Review: Delay, Bristol Old Vic – ‘A sci-fi, bittersweet and sentimental exploration of the heart’

Timothy X Atack's new interstellar incursion is a hit

Theatre / News

Medieval play to be performed for first time in 500 years

Audience members can expect "a unique experience combining feast and drama"

Theatre / Reviews

Review: Henry V, Temple Church – ‘Bristol’s theatrical treat of the summer’

The adaptation is running for six weeks in the bombed-out church

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

Theatre / Interactive theatre

Alistair Aitcheson presents interactive clown and video game show double bill

‘My Date with Pierce Brosnan’ will be accompanied by ‘The Incredible Playable Show’

Theatre / Bath Abbey

‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’ comes to Bath Abbey this summer

Antic Disposition’s promenade production arrives on August 8 for three weeks

Theatre / bovts

Mephisto: BOVTS lead an immersive journey through the tunnels of Loco Klub

The promenade performance is based on Klaus Mann’s controversial 1936 novel

Theatre / Reviews

Review: Buff, Tobacco Factory Theatres – ‘A vibrant and moving one-man show’

Jamal Franklin features in this solo play about a plus-sized, gay primary school teacher

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