Bristol Theatre Reviews

Brimming with Pride energy, a banging set list of gay party classics and seemingly as much fun to perform in

Echoes of the past combined with bags of energy fills the Southville stage as Bobak Champion takes us through a

Seven and a half Years, is an autobiographical piece of work written and performed by Mark Glentworth. Delivered as a

Absurdist thriller Butchered, by theatre company Expial Atrocious, is a fabulous hour of dark escapist fun. The high energy physical

The highly anticipated Family Tree, written by Mojisola Adebayo, winds up its UK tour at Tobacco Factory Theatres in Bristol

Marus Von Mayenburg’s The Ugly One, is being performed at The Wardrobe Theatre this week as part of BOTVS’ Summer

Molly is a whirlwind. She talks nineteen to the dozen, jumps from thought to thought, struggles to focus but brings

Vulnerable Voices, delves into the lives and social care of people with Learning Disabilities and those with mental health conditions,

Rock Bottom brings us an insight into the character of Bottom, from A Midsummer Night’s Dream. It’s a clever adaptation

A stage washed in natural hues, earthy tones and green leaves brings this show right into the heart of nature.