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SUMMARY:Leaving is Hard by Siri Bolin - Alma Tavern Theatre
DESCRIPTION:Swedish girl Thea is excited to be graduating and starting her own life. Dancing\, partying\, occupied with cute dresses & cute boys. She’s also dealing with family and social expectations. When she starts a new relationship her life feels perfect. But what begins as a dream soon turns to a nightmare. How do you fix something that is broken? \nA one-woman feminist play\, dealing with domestic abuse. Drawing inspiration from a real tragedy in Sweden\, where the play is set. \nThe play invites a space for conversation about domestic abuse. We need to address it\, with our sons\, our daughters\, our friends\, our parents\, with everyone. \n 
URL:https://backstagebristol.com/event/leaving-is-hard-by-siri-bolin-alma-tavern-theatre/
LOCATION:Alma Tavern Theatre\, BS8 2HY
CATEGORIES:Alma Tavern Theatre
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SUMMARY:Terrys: An American Tragedy About Cars\, Customers\, and Selling Cars to Customers - Alma Tavern Theatre
DESCRIPTION:It’s Memorial Day weekend in the US-of-A. The sales team at Terry’s Cars and Automobiles is preparing to honour the fallen by slashing prices on some gently used\, (mostly) American-made cars. But the pressure’s on. If Terry’s team doesn’t shift 66 cars by Monday\, there’ll be hell to pay. \nTerry’s: An American Tragedy About Cars\, Customers\, And Selling Cars To Customers is the debut show of Lecoq-trained company Brillig\, who are based in Gloucestershire. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nIt was initially inspired by This American Life’s podcast episode 129 Cars. \nBrillig have combined clowning\, physical theatre and original music to turn marketing jargon into a hilarious poetry of its own. \nThe show will take the audience on a ride through the silly and disturbing side of American car dealerships\, exposing the madness of the American Dream. \nAudiences are promised a show that fans of tongue-in-cheek musicals like The Book of Mormon will enjoy as well as TV and pop culture like The Simpsons\, David Lynch and Dr Strangelove. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThe show premiered this year at Brighton Fringe\, shortlisted for Best New Show. It also hit the Edinburgh Fringe back in the summer. \nThe theatre company are currently out on tour\, playing their final performance at the Clifton theatre on 14 November 2025. \nFor more on Brillig: https://linktr.ee/brilligtheatre
URL:https://backstagebristol.com/event/terrys-an-american-tragedy-about-cars-customers-and-selling-cars-to-customers-alma-tavern-theatre/
LOCATION:Alma Tavern Theatre\, BS8 2HY
CATEGORIES:Alma Tavern Theatre
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SUMMARY:Paul F Taylor: Off The Paul at the Alma Tavern Theatre
DESCRIPTION:Paul F Taylor comes to Clifton venue the Alma Tavern Theatre next month with his show Off The Paul. \nThe Harry Hill Nite Club comedian brings us a new show where he dips his dirty fingers into the subjects of Diabetes\,\nADHD\, how he always forgets his keys and how ‘piece of cake’ and ‘piece of piss’ sound like they have totally different meanings but actually they’re the same thing. \nBooking Info Below
URL:https://backstagebristol.com/event/paul-f-taylor-off-the-paul-at-the-alma-tavern-theatre/
LOCATION:Alma Tavern Theatre\, BS8 2HY
CATEGORIES:Alma Tavern Theatre
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SUMMARY:Haunted Shadows: The Gothic Tales of Edith Nesbit - Alma Tavern Theatre
DESCRIPTION:Coming to the Alma Tavern Theatre just in time for the dark October nights is Haunted Shadows: The Gothic Tales of Edith Nesbit. \nFrom A Monkey with Cymbals theatre company\, audiences are in for a treat with three chilling Gothic tales. \nIn The Shadow\, a repressed housekeeper encounters an abominable entity\, while in The Pavilion the shadow of a long-dead necromancer envelops a social gathering. Finally\, a deranged young woman harbours a deadly secret in a rediscovered story called A Strange Experience. \nClaire Louise Amias is Edith Nesbit\, the well-known author of The Railway Children and Five Children and It. But many people don’t realise that Nesbit also wrote ghost stories for adults. \n  \n \n  \nThe show will also be at the Ustinov Studio in Bath on 10 January 2026 \nPerformed by Claire Louise Amias\nDirected by Jonathan Rigby \nFor more information about the show\, visit: https://www.amonkeywithcymbals.co.uk/haunted-shadow \nBooking details below \n  \n 
URL:https://backstagebristol.com/event/haunted-shadows-the-gothic-tales-of-edith-nesbit-alma-tavern-theatre/
LOCATION:Alma Tavern Theatre\, BS8 2HY
CATEGORIES:Alma Tavern Theatre
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SUMMARY:Take Care by Edie Doherty at the Alma Tavern Theatre
DESCRIPTION:New theatre company stages brand new play at Clifton theatre\n\n\n\nBristol based Late Shift Theatre is bringing their first play – Take Care – to the Alma Tavern Theatre this October. \nIt’s written by Edie Doherty – in the style of a sitcom – and tells the story of staff working in a care home for adults with learning disabilities. \nThe action takes place on New Years Day\, with surprise setbacks and heartfelt humour. It’s described as a ‘comedy with a conscience’ aiming to portray a nuanced experience of working in a care home. \nLate Shift Theatre say their production is “a raw\, heart-wrenching\, and hopeful journey through a day of duty\, connection\, and survival.”
URL:https://backstagebristol.com/event/take-care-by-edie-doherty-at-the-alma-tavern-theatre/
LOCATION:Alma Tavern Theatre\, BS8 2HY
CATEGORIES:Alma Tavern Theatre
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SUMMARY:Junkies by Nick Bamford at Alma Tavern Theatre
DESCRIPTION:Cornwall-based theatre company What Now Productions\, are bringing their new piece of writing Junkies\, to the Alma Tavern Theatre. \nThe company is run by writer and director Nick Bamford and writer and actor Richard Curnow. \nIt’s Bamford’s new play Junkies\, which will be touring to Coventry\, Bristol\, Cheltenham and Liskeard. \nAdam and Mike meet on a dating site. Adam is 25 and Mike is in his 50s. Adam\, has an opiod addiction and appears to be looking for a ‘sugar daddy’. \nMike\, a rich financier invites him to stay and get clean. \nAs their relationship develops\, Adam wonders if Mike’s need to make money for the sake of it is not so different to his own addiction after all. \nFor more information about What Now Productions\, visit: https://www.whatnowproductions.co.uk/ \nBooking details below
URL:https://backstagebristol.com/event/junkies-by-nick-bamford-at-alma-tavern-theatre/
LOCATION:Alma Tavern Theatre\, BS8 2HY
CATEGORIES:Alma Tavern Theatre
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SUMMARY:Maybe I Should Stop by Oscar Brudenall-Jones - Alma Tavern Theatre
DESCRIPTION:To The Tooth Theatre\, brings a brand new show to the Alma Tavern Theatre this month. \nMaybe I Should Stop by Oscar Brudenall-Jones\, is the company’s very first production. It’s already currently nominated for Two Fringe Theatre Awards. \nOscar Brudenall-Jones is co-Artistic Director of the company. He’s a working class actor aiming to bring to the stage ‘sharp\, socially aware’ theatre which will entertain and provoke audiences. \nIt’s directed by co-Artistic Director of To The Tooth Theatre\, Esalan Gates. \n\n\n\n\nMaybe I Should Stop\, explores themes of grief in a post-pandemic world. It also includes ‘sperm bank strikes’ and ‘why you shouldn’t lose your rag at an old person’. \nOscar Brudenall-Jones calls it “comedy with a bite”. \n\n\n\n\nAaron\, an out-of-work entertainer\, has nicked his dad’s ashes and hidden them in a tub of chocolates. Now he’s on his way to Cornwall with no money\, a half-baked plan and the police in hot pursuit. Catch him while you can! \nFor more information about To The Tooth Theatre: https://www.tothetooththeatre.org/ \nBooking details below
URL:https://backstagebristol.com/event/maybe-i-should-stop-by-oscar-brudenall-jones-alma-tavern-theatre/
LOCATION:Alma Tavern Theatre\, BS8 2HY
CATEGORIES:Alma Tavern Theatre
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SUMMARY:Second Summer of Love by Emmy Happisburgh
DESCRIPTION:Original raver\, Louise\, wonders how she went from ecstasy-taking idealist to respectable\, disillusioned\, suburban mum…? \nMeet Molly (played by Rosa Strudwick; Emmy’s real-life daughter) and Brian (Christopher Freestone) as\, triggered by her daughter’s anti-drugs homework and at peak mid-life crisis\, Louise flashes back to the emotional happenings of the week and then further to the early 90’s rave scene. \n \nThis play addresses the universal themes of coming of age and fulfilling potential whilst offering a new perspective for conversations about recreational drug use\, recovery from addiction and embracing mid-life. An uplifting\, high-energy\, physical-theatre comedy. \nSecond Summer of Love was inspired by STERNS nightclub in Worthing. \n  \nCast and Creatives\nEmmy Happisburgh – Louise\nRosa Strudwick – Molly\nChristopher Freestone – Brian \nWritten by Emmy Happisburgh\nDirected by Scott Le Crass\nCo-produced by Lucy Wylie\nFeatured Image: Photo by Amy Rose Brown
URL:https://backstagebristol.com/event/second-summer-of-love-by-emmy-happisburgh/
LOCATION:Alma Tavern Theatre\, BS8 2HY
CATEGORIES:Alma Tavern Theatre
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SUMMARY:Ghosted - Alma Tavern Theatre Bristol
DESCRIPTION:Naked Heart Theatre returns to the Alma Tavern Theatre this September with a brand new original show about the vagaries of online dating. \nJess\, recently returned from a stint abroad\, finds herself alone and in need of company. She decides to set herself a challenge\, she has done the couch to 5k run after all! \nThe challenge? 7 dates\, over 7 days\, with 0 expectations\, to see if there is a man out there worth having. She also enlists the help of her lifelong buddy from school in the shape of Alex. There are\, as with all dating scenarios\, many challenges along the way. \nThis is a fun\, funny\, heart-warming and heart-breaking story of one woman’s search for hope and happiness in a sea of despair and floundering fish. \nNo performance on Monday 08 September 2025
URL:https://backstagebristol.com/event/ghosted-alma-tavern-theatre-bristol/
LOCATION:Alma Tavern Theatre\, BS8 2HY
CATEGORIES:Alma Tavern Theatre
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SUMMARY:Matt & Ben by Mindy Kaling and Brenda Withers Alma Tavern Theatre
DESCRIPTION:Ghostlight Players are bringing Mindy Kaling and Brenda Withers’ absurdist play Matt & Ben to the Alma Tavern Theatre this summer. \nIt’s an untrue origin story about how Matt Damon and Ben Affleck wrote their Hollywood hit Good Will Hunting. \nPicture this: interior\, Ben’s apartment. Centre stage\, sofa; on one side\, a desk\, on the other\, various junk food. And Ben. Yes\, Ben. THE Ben Affleck\, quickly joined by THE Matt Damon. And that’s when it happens! \nBAM! \nA retelling of Matt & Ben’s friendship falls right into your laps! \nBefore the Oscars\, before the superstardom and before Goodwill Hunting they were just… Matt & Ben \nCast and Creatives\nMatt – Roisin Hamilton\nBen – Sandra Tena \nTheatre Company – Ghostlight Players\nDirector – Jessie Millson \nBooking details below \nHome: https://backstagebristol.com/\nBluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/chopsybristol.bsky.social\nTikTok: www.tiktok.com/@chopsybristoltt\nFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/backstagebristol\nYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/chopsybaby
URL:https://backstagebristol.com/event/matt-ben-by-mindy-kaling-and-brenda-withers-alma-tavern-theatre/
LOCATION:Alma Tavern Theatre\, BS8 2HY
CATEGORIES:Alma Tavern Theatre
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SUMMARY:My Dad: The Woman\, The Myth\, The Legend
DESCRIPTION:Greedy Pig Theatre returns to the stage with a brand new play based on a true story. \nMy Dad: The Woman\, The Myth\, The Legend\, explores unconventional families and the transgender experience \nJamie is going to be a dad. He’s over-prepared\, unpredictable and only slightly on the brink of a nervous breakdown. The only thing left to do is tell his dad. But that’s where it gets a bit complicated… \nAfter all\, Jamie’s dad isn’t the most conventional father in the world. For one thing\, she’s a woman. For another\, she’s unruly\, and has very different ideas about parenting. She’s trying her best – and so’s Jamie. But the baby’s on its way\, and sh*t’s about to hit the fan. \nPlaying at the Rondo Theatre Bath\, Alma Tavern Theatre Bristol and Cotswold Playhouse Stroud.
URL:https://backstagebristol.com/event/my-dad-the-woman-the-myth-the-legend/
LOCATION:Alma Tavern Theatre\, BS8 2HY
CATEGORIES:Alma Tavern Theatre
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SUMMARY:The Silence of Snow: The Life of Patrick Hamilton at the Alma Tavern Theatre
DESCRIPTION:Witty tribute to British playwright and novelist comes to the Clifton theatre\nMark Farrelly is back at the Alma Tavern Theatre this July with a Sunday matinée of The Silence of Snow: The Life of Patrick Hamilton. \nThe solo show dives into the life of British playwright and novelist Patrick Hamilton. \nHamilton’s two most successful plays – Rope in 1929 and Gas Light in 1938 – were both made into famous movies. \nDespite his success\, which includes novels Hangover Square and The Slaves of Solitude\, Hamilton struggled with alcoholism. \nThe Silence of Snow: The Life of Patrick Hamilton asks – Why do so many of us get through life without feeling we ever truly knew another person? \nThe play blends original writing with that of Hamilton’s. It’s set in an electro-therapy clinic in the 1950s and covers all of his turbulent life. \nAudiences have described it as ‘witty’ and ‘engaging’ . \nDirected by Linda Marlowe \nBooking info below \n\nHome: https://backstagebristol.com/\nBluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/chopsybristol.bsky.social\nTikTok: www.tiktok.com/@chopsybristoltt\nFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/backstagebristol\nYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/chopsybaby
URL:https://backstagebristol.com/event/the-silence-of-snow-the-life-of-patrick-hamilton-at-the-alma-tavern-theatre/
LOCATION:Alma Tavern Theatre\, BS8 2HY
CATEGORIES:Alma Tavern Theatre
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SUMMARY:I Met All My Friends on Dating Apps by Jess Andrews at Alma Tavern Theatre
DESCRIPTION:Expect disastrous dates and ‘questionable’ sock puppetry in this comedic exploration of love and connection\n\nTheatre-maker Jess Andrews is bringing her comedic autobiographical show I Met All My Friends on Dating Apps\, to Bristol this July. \nThe show\, which will be at the Alma Tavern Theatre\, is an exploration of polyamory. It’s told through spoken word\, projected data from dating apps and ‘questionable’ sock puppetry. Jess will be re-enacting disastrous dates\, first kisses and unexpected intimacy\, as she invites the audience to reconsider what love and connection can mean. \nThrough I Met All My Friends on Dating Apps\, Jess is seeking to challenge what she calls an ‘over dramatic’ and ‘unrealistic’ portrayal of non-monogamy in the media. \n “It was important to me to give an unexaggerated narrative of polyamory\, so that non-monogamous folk see their experiences reflected and validated\, and in turn might be inspired to share their own stories\,” Jess explains. \n“Common representations of polyamory tend to diminish the richness and nuance of the non-monogamous relationships that I see around me. While parts of the show will feel familiar to anyone who has been on a dating app\, I hope that while monogamous audiences laugh with me\, they also gain a different perspective on how we can experience love.” \n\nCast and Creatives\nWriter and performer Jess Andrews\nDirectorand dramaturgy Katie Overstall\nSound designer Rob Sear\nFeatured image: Jericho Reid \nBooking info below \nHome: https://backstagebristol.com/\nBluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/chopsybristol.bsky.social\nTikTok: www.tiktok.com/@chopsybristoltt\nFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/backstagebristol\nYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/chopsybaby
URL:https://backstagebristol.com/event/i-met-all-my-friends-on-dating-apps-by-jess-andrews-at-alma-tavern-theatre/
LOCATION:Alma Tavern Theatre\, BS8 2HY
CATEGORIES:Alma Tavern Theatre
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SUMMARY:Esther's Revenge - Alma Tavern Theatre
DESCRIPTION:It’s 1953 and Esther has been accused of murdering her white lover. The sentence is death by hanging. What happens next is up to you. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nEsther’s Revenge\, written and directed by Kenneth Uphopho\, and produced by Tope Sanni for PawStudios Africa\, is an experiential play inspired by true life events of Esther who was reported to have murdered her white lover in 1953. The sentence is death by hanging. This participatory play as devised\, explores themes around race\, colonization\, sexual abuse\, violence against women\, and political and social injustice. Esther takes us on a journey through time into the events leading up to the death of Mark. \nThe jury\, consisting of audience members\, is given the responsibility to vote in favour or against a stay of execution. \nWinner of SoHo Playhouse’s Brighton Prize\, the play stars Bolanle Temitope Stephen-Atitebi and Kenneth Uphopho.
URL:https://backstagebristol.com/event/esthers-revenge-alma-tavern-theatre/
LOCATION:Alma Tavern Theatre\, BS8 2HY
CATEGORIES:Alma Tavern Theatre
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SUMMARY:Shirley Valentine at the Alma Tavern Theatre
DESCRIPTION:Emma Smart returns to the Clifton theatre with Russell’s iconic play\nWilly Russell’s iconic play Shirley Valentine\, will be at the Alma Tavern Theatre this June. \nThe one-woman show is produced by Andi Ford of ProAct Theatre and directed by Steve Woolley. \nActor Emma Smart\, takes on the role of Shirley. It’s likely to be a thoroughly entertaining performance having seen Emma in action at the Clifton theatre before. \n \nShirley Valentine is a comedy drama following the empowering journey taken by a middle-aged working class woman. \nWhen her friend wins a holiday for two in Greece\, she packs her bags and heads off for rest and relaxation. What she finds is everything that was missing from her life in England\, deciding not to return. \n“We’re telling a story that still resonates deeply today\,” director Steve Woolley says. “Shirley isn’t just a character—she’s every woman who’s ever questioned her place\, her worth\, or the life she’s built.” \nShirley Valentine will be at the Alma Tavern Theatre from 10-14 June 2025. \nBooking info below \nHome: https://backstagebristol.com/\nBluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/chopsybristol.bsky.social\nTikTok: www.tiktok.com/@chopsybristoltt\nFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/backstagebristol\nYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/chopsybaby
URL:https://backstagebristol.com/event/shirley-valentine-at-the-alma-tavern-theatre/
LOCATION:Alma Tavern Theatre\, BS8 2HY
CATEGORIES:Alma Tavern Theatre
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SUMMARY:Shirley Knot the Siren at the Alma Tavern Theatre
DESCRIPTION:Shirley Knot – The Siren\, will be coming to the Alma Tavern Theatre in Clifton this summer. Audiences can expect a one-woman musical comedy cabaret show shining a light on the issues of ageing. \nShirley Knot – AKA Debbie Bridge – is a New Yorker who finds herself “Washed Up” on the British coastline. \nBased on the story of A Little Mermaid\, Shirley\, a ‘vivacious older siren’ refuses to be defined by age or circumstance. \nShe has hit breaking point\, living in an underwater society that no longer sees her – and she is fed right up with towing the fishing line. \nShirley has now decided to come on land and tell her story. \nThe show is described as a celebration of resilience and empowerment. Told through music\, comedy and poignant storytelling\, Shirley refuses to be defined by her age or circumstance. \nThe show has been created by Debbie Bridge\, an operatically trained singer who has worked internationally acting\, in opera and stage work – which has included the West End\, Royal Festival Hall and D’Oyly Carte. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n \nThe show has been produced by Bridge Tea House Pop Up Theatre –  a professional theatre company set up by Debbie herself. The company aims to bring new works to the stage – or a fresh new way of staging classic works. \nYou can find out more on Debbie Bridge’s website here: https://singing.debbiebridge.com/about/bridge-tea-house-pop-up-theatre/ \nShirley Knot the Siren will be at the Alma Tavern Theatre on 06 June 2025
URL:https://backstagebristol.com/event/shirley-knot-the-siren-at-the-alma-tavern-theatre/
LOCATION:Alma Tavern Theatre\, BS8 2HY
CATEGORIES:Alma Tavern Theatre
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250604
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250605
DTSTAMP:20260430T133044
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SUMMARY:Shakespeare Between The Sheets - Alma Tavern Theatre
DESCRIPTION:Actor\, Performer\, poet and musician Edward Derbyshire\, will be at the Alma Tavern Theatre this week with solo show Shakespeare between the Sheets. \n\nDerbyshire has produced a range of such shows that takes a character from a Shakespeare play and develops their backstory. \nIt’s told using both modern English as well as Shakespeare’s words. Woven through the piece is live and original piano music. \nMalvolio between the Sheets brings together farce\, slapstick and even contains a puppet show in spoken Chinese as it tells the character’s tragicomic story. \nThe show asks – is it ever right to judge upon appearances? \nFor more information about Shakespeare Between The Sheets: https://shakespearesheets.com/ \n\nBooking info below \nHome: https://backstagebristol.com/\nBluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/chopsybristol.bsky.social\nTikTok: www.tiktok.com/@chopsybristoltt\nFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/backstagebristol\nYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/chopsybaby
URL:https://backstagebristol.com/event/shakespeare-between-the-sheets-alma-tavern-theatre/
LOCATION:Alma Tavern Theatre\, BS8 2HY
CATEGORIES:Alma Tavern Theatre
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250527
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250528
DTSTAMP:20260430T133044
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LAST-MODIFIED:20250510T150920Z
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SUMMARY:Extra Ordinary by Emily Henry at the Alma Tavern Theatre
DESCRIPTION:Behind the Door Productions will be bringing brand new writing Extra Ordinary by Emily Henry to the Alma Tavern Theatre this May.   \nExtra Ordinary\, follows Max and Rachel as they consider the news that their unborn baby has Down’s Syndrome\, a genetic condition which adds an extra copy of chromosome 21.   \nThe play explores the differing perspectives of both expectant mother and father as they consider how all of three of their lives will change.   \nExtra Ordinary questions the effects of genetic testing and the impact it has on diversity   \nFor more information about Behind the Door Productions\, visit: https://www.behindthedoorproductions.co.uk/ \n\n\n\nHome: https://backstagebristol.com/Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/chopsybristol.bsky.socialTikTok: www.tiktok.com/@chopsybristolttFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/backstagebristolYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/chopsybaby
URL:https://backstagebristol.com/event/extra-ordinary-by-emily-henry-at-the-alma-tavern-theatre/
LOCATION:Alma Tavern Theatre\, BS8 2HY
CATEGORIES:Alma Tavern Theatre
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250526
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250527
DTSTAMP:20260430T133044
CREATED:20250502T094138Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250502T094138Z
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SUMMARY:An Adequate Abridgement of Boarding School Life as a Homo
DESCRIPTION:Choir Boy Productions brings Ned Blackburn’s An Adequate Abridgement of Boarding School Life as a Homo\, to the Alma Tavern Theatre. \nThe show picked up a Bobby award during its sell-out run at the Edinburgh Fringe last year. \nIt’s now on a tour\, calling into the Clifton theatre this May. \nThe show follows the life of a young gay man in his last year of a rather strict boarding school. \nBritney-loving Johnny ambles through his daily life\, failing to fit into the school’s mould. \nWith dreams of being a gay-tragedy\, everything changes when he meets charming and confident rugby lad Harry. \nAn Adequate Abridgement of Boarding School Life as a Homo comes to the Alma Tavern Theatre this May \nThe show blends comedy with shame as it tells the story of a queer young man navigating masculinity\, Grindr and an institution ‘rife with shame’. \nIt aims to create a space for queer and non-queer audience members to reflect upon their time at school and how they had to navigate their own identity within the environment. \n Directed by Meg Bowron and Josh Stainer \nProduced by Lizzie Hawke
URL:https://backstagebristol.com/event/an-adequate-abridgement-of-boarding-school-life-as-a-homo/
LOCATION:Alma Tavern Theatre\, BS8 2HY
CATEGORIES:Alma Tavern Theatre
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250522
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250523
DTSTAMP:20260430T133044
CREATED:20250512T083101Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250512T083101Z
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SUMMARY:Stuart Laws Has To Be Joking? at the Alma Tavern Theatre
DESCRIPTION:Comedian Stuart Laws is taking his comedy show on a tour which will be coming to the Alma Tavern Theatre this May. \nLaws is a performer and writer-director as well as a comedian. His Has To Be Joking show takes the audience on a journey after receiving an autism diagnosis in recent years. \n  \n\nPhotography – Ed moore \n  \nThe show will cover relationships\, feature big pigs\, out of place horses\, a comparison between British and American toilets\, and why Colombian conveniences are a different ball game altogether. \nLaws received 9 four star reviews at last year’s Edinburgh Festival and a British Comedy Guide Recommendation. \nHome: https://backstagebristol.com/\nBluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/chopsybristol.bsky.social\nTikTok: www.tiktok.com/@chopsybristoltt\nFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/backstagebristol\nYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/chopsybaby
URL:https://backstagebristol.com/event/stuart-laws-has-to-be-joking-at-the-alma-tavern-theatre/
LOCATION:Alma Tavern Theatre\, BS8 2HY
CATEGORIES:Alma Tavern Theatre
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250520
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250521
DTSTAMP:20260430T133044
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SUMMARY:Marshmallow Me by Rosie Pepper at Alma Tavern Theatre Bristol
DESCRIPTION:New writing from Rosie Pepper\, brings to the stage a heartfelt and uplifting piece of theatre. It delves into the difficulties young people can experience in pursuit of their dream of becoming an actor. \nRuby is a young girl who grew up in Scarborough. In order to further her acting career\, she made the move to London\, hopeful of bright lights and living the dream. \nThe move was challenging. Opportunities were there\, but\, so was culture shock\, unstable housing and financial struggles – which resulted in an eating disorder taking her down a dark path. \n  \n \nThough therapy sessions\, true love and work\, she came back stronger than before. \nMarshmallow Me\, is described as ‘heartfelt’ and ‘hilarious’. \nThe theatre company has partnered with charity SEED (Support and Empathy for people with Eating Disorders). \nThey will be raising awareness as well as funds for the charity. \nMarshmallow Me will be at the Alma Tavern Theatre on 20 May 2025 \nCast and Creatives\nWritten by Rosie Pepper\nPerformed by Rosie Pepper\nDirected by Scott Le Crass\nLighting Design by Rachel E Cleary\nSound Design by Raffaela Pancucci\nProduced by Joe Brown\nStage Management by Meghan Bartual Smyth \n  \n 
URL:https://backstagebristol.com/event/marshmallow-me-by-rosie-pepper-at-alma-tavern-theatre-bristol/
LOCATION:Alma Tavern Theatre\, BS8 2HY
CATEGORIES:Alma Tavern Theatre
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250515
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250517
DTSTAMP:20260430T133044
CREATED:20250502T204524Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250514T111638Z
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SUMMARY:The W.I.G. of Life: A Conference at the Alma Tavern Theatre
DESCRIPTION:Witty and thought-provoking theatre – The W.I.G. of Life: A Conference – will be coming to the Alma Tavern Theatre in Bristol this May. \nThe show takes a look at human history and our collective responsibility towards both nature and ourselves through three AI Bots. \nIt’s told through dance\, comedy\, puppetry and TV and also utilises audience interaction through their personal internet enabled smart phones. \nThe show comes from Psychonaut Theatre. It’s both created and performed by Francesca Fatichenti\, Christof Hofer and Arielle Zilkha. \nThe theatre company will also be running a bookable\, free workshop about incorporating interactive and technological elements into shows for performance makers. \nBoth show and workshop are bookable through the Alma Tavern Theatre website. \nYou can find out more about Psychonaut Theatre here: https://www.psychonauttheatre.com/
URL:https://backstagebristol.com/event/the-w-i-g-of-life-a-conference-at-the-alma-tavern-theatre/
LOCATION:Alma Tavern Theatre\, BS8 2HY
CATEGORIES:Alma Tavern Theatre
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250414
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250417
DTSTAMP:20260430T133044
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SUMMARY:Loop - The Alma Tavern Theatre
DESCRIPTION:Dark comedy Loop\, is coming to the Alma Tavern Theatre this April. \nIt’s described as a dark comedy with a “timey-wimey” twist. \nAlice and Alfie’s relationship is in the rut to end all ruts. The same hellos. The same wild suspicions. The same Angel Slices. Night after night after night. After night. \nIf only they could turn the page. \nReeling from a tortuous night of sci-fi cosplay and armed with a vague memory of something really quite bad\, Alice and Alfie peer into the darkness. There’s something there. Could be a way out. Could be an end to a life of endless bickering\, bad poetry\, and shoddy home improvements. \nCould be\, couldn’t it? Or it could be their worst nightmare. \nThe show is performed by Bristol-based theatre company Soul Cake Theatre. \n\nYou can find out more about the company here: https://www.facebook.com/soulcaketheatre \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n 
URL:https://backstagebristol.com/event/loop-the-alma-tavern-theatre/
LOCATION:Alma Tavern Theatre\, BS8 2HY
CATEGORIES:Alma Tavern Theatre,Bristol Theatre
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250408
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250413
DTSTAMP:20260430T133044
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SUMMARY:Switzerland by Joanna Murray-Smith
DESCRIPTION:“I like murders. I’ve committed hundreds of them” \nA taut\, psychological thriller\, re-imagining the final days in the life of the renowned master crime novelist of The Talented Mr. Ripley\, Strangers on a Train and Carol. \nPatricia Highsmith\, queen of the thriller\, aging and ailing hides away in her study in the Swiss Alps\, surrounded by her books and an arsenal of antique weaponry\, finding solace in her seclusion\, her cats and her cigarettes. \nSent by her New York publisher\, Edward Ridgeway appears in an attempt to persuade Highsmith to write one final instalment of her best-selling series featuring the master manipulator\, Tom Ripley. \nAs day breaks on the snow covered mountains\, it becomes clear that the charming young stranger in her home is set on a far more sinister mission. \nMisplaced Theatre return with Joanna Murray Smith’s high-stakes game that teeters dangerously on the cliff of reality.
URL:https://backstagebristol.com/event/switzerland-by-joanna-murray-smith/
LOCATION:Alma Tavern Theatre\, BS8 2HY
CATEGORIES:Alma Tavern Theatre,Bristol Theatre
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250401
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250403
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SUMMARY:Broken Glass by Arthur Miller - Axbridge Community Theatre - Alma Tavern Theatre
DESCRIPTION:Axbridge Community Theatre will be at the Alma Tavern Theatre this April with Arthur Miller’s Broken Glass. \nThe ingrained antisemitism faced by the Gellburgs daily is bearable. But what happens when racist violence flares up on the other side of the globe? Can the rise of the Nazis really affect a Jewish couple in Brooklyn? Will their marriage survive the threat to their livelihoods and their health? \n \nSylvia is obsessed by disturbing images from Nazi Germany\, reproduced in the local press. Her husband Phillip downplays his Jewishness in order to fit in. When Sylvia loses the use of her legs\, they engage a Doctor from their own community. But is he competent enough to tackle the root causes of her physical – and perhaps mental – illness? \nFirst published in 1994\, when debates about the holocaust still raged in the USA\, the play’s action is set in late 1938. By examining Jewish identity -through world events\, local attitudes and personal feelings – its themes remain strikingly relevant today. \nFor more information about Axbridge Community Theatre: https://www.facebook.com/AxbridgeACT
URL:https://backstagebristol.com/event/broken-glass-by-arthur-miller-axbridge-community-theatre-alma-tavern-theatre/
LOCATION:Alma Tavern Theatre\, BS8 2HY
CATEGORIES:Alma Tavern Theatre,Bristol Theatre
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250223
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250224
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SUMMARY:Jarman by Mark Farrelly at the Alma Tavern Theatre
DESCRIPTION:Jarman\, by Mark Farrelly\, will be coming to the Alma Tavern Theatre in Bristol this month. \nIt’s is a solo play written by Farelly written about Derek Jarman\, a creative who spanned art\, film making\, design industries as well as being a gay rights activist. \nFarrelly’s play explores the life of Jarman from Dungeness to Soho. It’s also performed by Farrelly and directed by Sarah-Louise Young.
URL:https://backstagebristol.com/event/jarman-by-mark-farrelly-at-the-alma-tavern-theatre/
LOCATION:Alma Tavern Theatre\, BS8 2HY
CATEGORIES:Alma Tavern Theatre,Bristol Theatre
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250211
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250212
DTSTAMP:20260430T133044
CREATED:20250106T091613Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250106T091613Z
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SUMMARY:Three Kings - Alma Tavern Theatre Bristol
DESCRIPTION:When Patrick is just eight years old\, his absent father returns unexpectedly for a brief but memorable encounter. Years later- recalling that meeting and the revelations that followed\, Patrick traces the events of his father’s life. Three Kings by Stephen Beresford is a heartbreaking and hilarious solo play about fathers and sons\, the gifts and burdens of inheritance\, and the unfathomable puzzle of human relationships. \nStaged by Madam Renards \nThree Kings will be at the Alma Tavern Theatre on Tuesday 11 February 2025 \nFor more information or to book: https://www.tickettailor.com/events/almatheatrecompany/1477553?
URL:https://backstagebristol.com/event/three-kings-alma-tavern-theatre-bristol/
LOCATION:Alma Tavern Theatre\, BS8 2HY
CATEGORIES:Alma Tavern Theatre,Bristol Theatre
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250131
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250201
DTSTAMP:20260430T133044
CREATED:20250114T143327Z
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SUMMARY:Alexander Bennett: Emotional Daredevil - Alma Tavern Theatre
DESCRIPTION:Alexander Bennett brings his brand new show – Emotional Daredevil – to the Alma Tavern Theatre this January. \nBennett describes his show as a comedy about risk\, for people who are unsatisfied with how things are going. \nThe show is best watched with as little prior information as possible. Previous audience members say it would create spoilers for what is a ‘unique comedy experience’.
URL:https://backstagebristol.com/event/alexander-bennett-emotional-daredevil-alma-tavern-theatre/
LOCATION:Alma Tavern Theatre\, BS8 2HY
CATEGORIES:Alma Tavern Theatre,Comedy
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