Review: Juliet & Romeo Bristol Old Vic
An innovative piece of storytelling bringing a fresh perspective on the famous play Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet is one 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.
Bristol Docks Heritage Weekend 2026
Bristol Docks comes alive every September for its heritage weekend It might have been a grey and drizzly day, but
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Review: The Half-Life of Marie Curie Alma Tavern Theatre
A truly exceptional production from the Alma Tavern Theatre’s in-house production company The Alma Tavern Theatre’s in-house production company –
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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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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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