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Theatre / Reviews

Review: Henry V, Weston Studio, Bristol Old Vic – ‘An excellent ensemble performance, full of power and fizz’

Gemma Fairlie directs the BOVTS production of Shakespeare’s classic history play

Theatre / Reviews

Review: Family Tree, Tobacco Factory Theatres – ‘Paints a picture of Black women whose cells, blood and waters have birthed, raised and changed the world’

Mojisola Adebayo’s play spotlights the incredible story of Henrietta Lacks

Theatre / Reviews

Review: Anna Karenina, Bristol Old Vic – ‘A gripping, fast-paced emotional rollercoaster’

Playwright Lesley Hart and director Polina Kalinina adapt Tolstoy’s epic novel

Theatre / Reviews

Review: The Way Old Friends Do, Theatre Royal Bath – ‘A love letter to ABBA’

Fans of the Swedish supergroup are well served in this production

Theatre / St Brendan’s Sixth Form College

Brislington drama group taking to National Theatre stage

Students will stage Lisa McGee's 'The Heights' at the acclaimed theatre in June

Theatre / Reviews

Review: Tales of the Grimoire, Ashton Court Mansion – ‘Gripping proponents of the ancient craft of storytelling’

Red Rope Theatre produce a pitch-perfect night of scary stories

Theatre / Previews

‘Anna Karenina’ brings a heartbreaking tale of passion, truth and rebellion to Bristol Old Vic

This reimagining of Tolstoy’s masterpiece is a co-production with The Lyceum, Edinburgh

Theatre / BS5

New show hopes to celebrate cuisine and culture of east Bristol high street

The immersive production will celebrate the communities that have made the area their home

Theatre / Reviews

Review: An Inspector Calls, Theatre Royal Bath – ‘A script that’s so clever, it’s timeless’

Stephen Daldry directs an impressive revival of the classic JB Priestley play

Theatre / Roald Dahl

Review: Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Wales Millennium Centre, Cardiff – ‘It feels like a fever dream, but in a good way’

A chat with Gareth Snook as Wonka, followed by a great performance - coming to Bristol in September

Theatre / Reviews

Review: Pride and Prejudice* (*sort of), Bristol Old Vic – ‘A rip-roaringly funny show from start to finish’

The show takes a 19th century regency romance and adapts it masterfully for a contemporary audience

Theatre / Reviews

Review: A Shining Intimacy, Tobacco Factory Theatres – ‘A sensitive depiction of loss for a loved friend’

Tom Marshman conjures Kenneth Williams, Maggie Smith and his friend, the late artist Clare Thornton

Theatre / bovts

BOVTS set for a month-long Summer takeover of The Wardrobe Theatre

They will present double bills on Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights

Theatre / tom marshman

‘A Shining Intimacy’: Tom Marshman presents a show about theatre, grief, and queer friendships

The story examines two acting giants, as well Marshman's dear friend, the late artist Clare Thornton

Theatre / Teenage girls

SHEWOLVES: the female and non-binary teenager-led coming-of-age comedy with bite

The show is coming to The Wardrobe Theatre on May 14

Theatre / Reviews

Review: Seeds of Memories, Alma Tavern & Theatre – ‘A deft analysis on the loss of a loved one’

Black Hound Productions impress in their three-hander, combining theatre, poetry and puppetry

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