Masculinity

• Circus / Reviews

  Bristol Circus City review: Armour, Arnolfini – ‘A deeply moving exploration of masculinity and sensuality’

  The show comes from Brussels-based performers Arno Ferrera & Gilles Polet

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• Books / Andrev Walden

  Bestselling Swedish author Andrev Walden to appear at Max Minerva’s

  He will be discussing his critically acclaimed debut novel ‘Bloody Awful in Different Ways’

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• Music / Choral

  ‘The Big Spooky Sing Thing’: a ‘special, one-off, intimate musical experiment’

  The Spooky Men’s Chorale will be performing at The Mount Without on September 2

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• Theatre / Reviews

  Review: Bonding, Tobacco Factory Theatres – ‘Laughs aplenty, but thoughtful and poignant moments, too’

  Cyril Blake stars as Stephen, a man navigating masculinity through the lens of James Bond fandom

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• Music / rap

  Rapper’s new track a ‘bold conversation starter for contemporary Britain’

  Bristol-based Teddy Good's new track Barbie sees him team up with Elijah Phillips and Komposa

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• Theatre / Reviews

  Review: I’m Actually Fine, Alma Tavern & Theatre – ‘A collection of raw, candid songs and monologues on mental health’

  Bristol-based comedian and singer-songwriter Harry Creffield is playful, honest and self-assured

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• News / Bristol Charity Advent Calendar 2022

  Bristol Charity Advent Calendar 2022, day 8: Project Zazi

  An organisation offering belonging and security to young Black People and People of Colour

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• Theatre / Masculinity

  Review: How to Beat up your Dad, Alma Tavern Theatre

  Caravan Guys' debut is an articulate examination of young masculinity

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