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Theatre / the wardrobe theatre

Preview: Kings Cross Remix

Tom Marshman's new show sheds light on the underground 1980's LGBT movement

Theatre / Anna Freeman

Review: Blah’s Big Weekend (Friday), Wardrobe Theatre

Tongue Fu are brilliant hosts to Malaika Kegode, Toby Thompson, Rhian Edwards

Theatre / China Plate

Review: The Road to Huntsville, Tobacco Factory Theatres

On death row prisoners and the women who love them: but Stephanie Ridings' feelings are unclear

Theatre / Blahblahblah

Introducing: Blah’s Big Weekend, Wardrobe Theatre

Hugely popular performance poetry night is back... for a whole weekend

Theatre / caryl churchill

Preview: Escaped Alone, Bristol Old Vic

New play from Caryl Churchill explores perceptions of elderly - and our growing dystopia

Theatre / Housing crisis

Preview: Letters to Windsor House, Wardrobe Theatre

Sh!t Theatre tackle the housing crisis via comedy, performance art... and dancing postboxes

Theatre / Adriano Shaplin

Review: Pugilist Specialist, Alma Tavern Theatre

Swindon's Whole Hog are on covert ops in the Middle East

Theatre / Afreena

Trinity’s IGNiTE returns for spring 2017

Season of world-class, innovative theatre and dance about "issues that matter to people now"

Theatre / 1970s

Review: Junkyard, Bristol Old Vic

Friendship, pride, youth: the true story of the 1970s creation of Lockleaze's Vench playground

Theatre / 1989

Review: We Are Ian, Tobacco Factory Theatres

High-octane yet poignant look back at late 80s acid house culture... and the passing of youth

Theatre / Death penalty

Preview: The Road to Huntsville, Tobacco Factory Theatres

Stephanie Ridings on unconventional love, state homicide and cats

Theatre / 48-hour challenge

Singin’ in the Rain: the 48-hour challenge

Young talent rises to challenge of staging iconic musical in just one weekend

Theatre / bristol old vic theatre school

Review: The Two Gentlemen of Verona, Redgrave Theatre

Bristol Old Vic Theatre School students in typically spirited and focussed form

Theatre / Reviews

Review: Wolf Meat, Wardrobe Theatre

Bawdy, blackly comic... and not quite all it could be

Theatre / kid carpet

Review: The Castle Builder, Tobacco Factory Theatres @ Cube

Kid Carpet and Vic Llewellyn celebrate outsider art in all its guises

Theatre / alison farina

Review: Orpheus and Eurydice, Suspension Bridge vaults

Site-specific specialists Insane Root get maximum atmosphere from the newly opened vaults

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