Review: Sunk Into The Earth
A powerful and compelling piece of theatre making a complex issue accessible and safe It’s not often a piece of
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Bristol Theatre Reviews
Bristol Theatre Reviews: Check out our latest theatre, arts and events reviews
Bristol is home to a rich and diverse collection of theatres and styles. From top quality touring shows at The Bristol Hippodrome, home-grown creative productions at Tobacco Factory Theatres to funny, quirky and brilliant fringe at The Wardrobe Theatre.
Review: Queer Eyes on Queer Lives
The gentle LGBTQ+ anthology is on at the Alma Tavern Theatre this week Queer Eyes on Queer Lives brings an
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Micro Review: Wake The Tiger Amazement Park
The attraction draws polorised opinions – Here’s what we thought Wake The Tiger has been open for four years this
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Review: Starstuck at the Alma Tavern Theatre
An utterly captivating solo performance with compelling storytelling After the thunderous applause from the sold-out house finally died down, Marcus
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Review: The Fit Prince at Tobacco Factory Theatres
Hands down one of the best pieces of theatre in Bristol this year Well Bristol, if you missed it, you
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Review: Princess Sparkles at The Wardrobe Theatre
An enjoyable piece of theatre bringing together character acting with a slightly tense children’s birthday party Princess Sparkles is the
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Gorillaz Tottenham Hotspur Stadium 2026
Micro Review: Gorillaz The Gorillaz’s Tottenham Hotspur Stadium show was one of epic proportion. With opening acts of Trueno and
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White Rabbit Red Rabbit The Duchess Theatre
Last week it was David Tennant’s Turn to perform the play Nassim Soleimanpour’s experimental theatre play White Rabbit Red Rabbit
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David Bowie: You’re Not Alone Lightroom London
An exciting, emotional and immersive experience Is David Bowie: You’re Not Alone worth visiting? Or is it a cash grab?
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Review: Superfan at the Alma Tavern Theatre
Energetic dive into friendships, fandoms and fall outs Bags of energy, sharply observed satire and a dive into the parasocial
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