Reviews

• Music / Reviews

  Review: Eddie Parker’s Airborn, The Lantern – it was a game of three halves

  Multi-instrumental jazz composer Eddie Parker lived up to his maverick reputation

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• Theatre / Reviews

  Last Rites, Bristol Old Vic – ‘An utterly extraordinary masterclass in visual storytelling’

  Ad Infinitum present a non-verbal show featuring Ramesh Meyyappan and George Mann

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• Music / Reviews

  Review: Pitchblack Playback, We the Curious – ‘Swirling synths and silent head nods’

  The Planetarium hosted a lights-off listening session as part of a global events series

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• Theatre / Reviews

  Review: The Chaos That Has Been and Will No Doubt Return, The Weston Studio, Bristol Old Vic – ‘A masterclass in movement, emotion, pace, and pure heartstring-pulling drama’

  The Edinburgh Fringe sell-out show comes from director, writer and producer Sam Edmunds

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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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• Restaurants / Reviews

  Fi Real, Old Market: ‘Healthy and soulful comfort food’ – restaurant review

  The restaurant has served patrons in Old Market for more than ten years

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• Music / Reviews

  Review: Hellogoodbye, Thekla – ‘A synth-driven set ahead of 20th anniversary’

  Hellogoodbye prove they’ve still got the charm that made them cult favourites in the 2000s

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• Music / Reviews

  Review: Zebrahead, Thekla – ‘Relentlessly high-energy’

  Zebrahead whipped Thekla into a punk rock storm

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