Reviews

• Theatre / Reviews

  Review: BOVTS presents: Paradise, The Station – ‘Gritty and confident; full of feeling and flare’

  This reimagined Sophoclean tragedy was written by Kae Tempest

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• Music / Reviews

  Review: Andrew Wasylyk, Bristol Beacon – ‘An oasis of light and warmth’

  The Scottish artist's set is evocative and transporting

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• Music / Reviews

  Review: Coffee Club Live, Paintworks – ‘A sense of community that not every gig brings’

  An airstream provides a cosy, intimate atmosphere for a night of soulful music

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• Music / Reviews

  Review: Popon, Kit Form – ‘Raw, joyful and luminous’

  An evening of experimental music and film celebrated femme artists for IWD

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• Music / Reviews

  Review: Lucy Rose, St George’s – ‘Elegantly powerful’

  The grand hall is the perfect location for these two soulful alt-folk artists

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• Music / Reviews

  Review: Bristol Legends party, Ashton Gate Stadium – ‘Pulsed with unmistakeable Bristol spirit’

  Legendary Bristol performers created a spectacle to remember to round off a celebration of our city

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• Theatre / Reviews

  Review: A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Bristol Old Vic – ‘A vibrant and impressive Shakespeare adaptation that feels like contemporary theatre’

  It’s a bold adaptation that reimagines the verdant forest as a wintery landscape

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• Theatre / Reviews

  Review: A Grain of Sand, حبة رمل, The Weston Studio, Bristol Old Vic – ‘A valiant and disturbing work of art’

  Sarah Agha is the sole cast member in a tale told through the eyes of a Gazan child

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