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Theatre / bristol festival of puppetry

Review: Bristol Festival of Puppetry: Tricyckle

Canada's Les Sages Fous add some playful surrealism to the Puppet Fest

Theatre / Dancing Brick

Preview: Heather, Tobacco Factory Theatres

Thomas Eccleshare asks: what matters more, the story or the storyteller?

Theatre / Drag

Bristol’s brand new drag night launches in November

Category is... is a brand new drag night for Bristol featuring some of the best UK talent

Theatre / theatre

Beacons, Icons and Dykons present: THE APPLE

An imaginative performance inspired by '80s cult sci-fi romp, The Apple

Theatre / bristol festival of puppetry

Review: Bristol Festival of Puppetry opening weekend

An impressively eclectic start for the 2017 Fest

Theatre / Bristol

Review: Noisy Holiday, Wardrobe Theatre

Kid Carpet and his boisterous beasts go camping

Theatre / christopher haydon

Interview: Christopher Haydon on ‘The Caretaker’, Bristol Old Vic

"It explores the difficulty of connecting on a fundamental human level"

Theatre / timothy x atack

Raucous return with ‘Ice Road’

Acclaimed Bristol company ('The Stick House') enact the Siege of Leningrad

Theatre / Adult Puppetry

Preview: Bristol Festival of Puppetry

The usual top-class programme, plus plenty for audiences to try their hand at

Theatre / Audrey Brisson

Review: The Flying Lovers of Vitebsk, Bristol Old Vic

Kneehigh depict - unexpectedly heavy-handedly - the Chagalls

Theatre / Alan Franks

Review: Looking at Lucian, Ustinov Studio, Bath

Lucian Freud-centred psychodrama bubbles but is not allowed to pop

Theatre / Cockroached

Bristol director nominated for theatre award

Ruby Etches formed the much-praised Theatre63

Theatre / Bristol

Simultaneous theatre between Bristol, Uganda and Rwanda

A unique production taking place across three cities and two continents

Theatre / Bristol old vic

Review: T**** You

BOV Young Company dance, sing, shout and laugh about patriarchy, power and protest

Theatre / Arts

Emma Rice defends new Bristol theatre company amid funding controversy

Critics have hit out at the allocation of £1.9m in Arts Council funding

Theatre / Frisky & Mannish

Review: Richard Carpenter’s Close To You, Wardrobe Theatre

One half of Frisky & Mannish is a comically fine Carpenter

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