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SUMMARY:Kiota Presents Blessed Hands - The Wardrobe Theatre
DESCRIPTION:Kiota brings Blessed Hands to The Wardrobe Theatre this September. \nIt’s a solo performance exploring Sephardi Heritage\, Migration and Solidarity. \nThe show is written and performed by writer and academic Dr Michal Nahman\, based on scholarly research into Sephardi and Mizrachi foodways and identities. \nIt’s performed by Michal Nahman\, produced by Kiota and directed by Aisha Ali. \nKiota is a Bristol-based company which showcases artists from the Global Majority. \nTurkish Sephardi grandmother Savta is a ghostly figure conjuring timeless Jewish recipes\, anxieties and historical migrations. \nStanding at the intersection of nostalgia\, authenticity\, and victimhood\, Savta holds up a mirror to the Jewish eternal experience\, offering a journey filled with humor\, grief\, and reflection as she explores her past to discover the true meaning of love and global solidarity. \nThe show is told through an amalgamation of interviews and historical research\, storytelling\, comedy\, clowning\, dance and song. \nFollowing the performance\, audiences are invited to take part in a special three-course Sephardi-inspired supper club at Coexist Community Kitchen in Easton. \nDuring the event\, there will be conversations and explorations on themes of migration\, memory\, food\, family and belonging. \nIt will include a talk by Dr Michal Nahman. You don’t need to have seen the show to join us\, but it is highly recommend. \n  \n\n\n\nBooking details below To take part in Blessed Hands Supper Club with Coexist\, visit: https://coexistcommunitykitchen.as.me/schedule/03ea1211/?appointmentTypeIds%5B%5D=93969817 \n\n\n\n  \n 
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LOCATION:The Wardrobe Theatre\, BS2 0DF
CATEGORIES:The Wardrobe Theatre
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SUMMARY:DAUNTLESS: Grace O’Malley. Pirate Queen - The Wardrobe Theatre
DESCRIPTION:Debs Newbold comes to The Wardrobe Theatre in Bristol with DAUNTLESS: Grace O’Malley\, Pirate Queen. \nIt’s a warm welcome from the city\, for Debs’ solo show is a pirate story for 21st-century feminists. \nBristol is literally home to seafaring\, maritime history and of course pirates. \nThe infamous pirate Blackbeard was from Bristol. Parts of Robert Louis Stevenson novel Treasure Island were inspired by this very city. \nDebs’ inspiration for the show was Grace O’Malley\, or Gráinne Ní Mháille in Irish. She was born on Clare Island in Clew Bay in 1530. \nAfter stowing away on her father’s ship aged 8\, she became a multilingual\, seafaring weapons expert and notorious pirate. \nDauntless is a celebration of uproarious storytelling\, high drama and one fascinating 16th century feminist.    
URL:https://backstagebristol.com/event/dauntless-grace-omalley-pirate-queen-the-wardrobe-theatre/
LOCATION:The Wardrobe Theatre\, BS2 0DF
CATEGORIES:The Wardrobe Theatre
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260928
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SUMMARY:On Your Bike Baffo! - The Wardrobe Theatre
DESCRIPTION:Oh! Productions brings On Your Bike Baffo! to The Wardrobe Theatre this September. \nThe interactive cycle-themed clown show is aimed at children aged 2 – 8 years of age with their families. \nThe show is an absolute hit with its young audiences\, bringing together playfulness\, physical comedy and interactive storytelling. \nIt’s been created and informed by the help of hundreds of children right back at its inception. \nOliver Harrison\, the show’s creator\, took the character of Baffo into primary schools. \nThe ideas and reactions from the children informed the final show. \nFeatured Image: Paul Blackmore
URL:https://backstagebristol.com/event/on-your-bike-baffo-the-wardrobe-theatre/
LOCATION:The Wardrobe Theatre\, BS2 0DF
CATEGORIES:The Wardrobe Theatre
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260930
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SUMMARY:The Awkward Guide To Friendship - The Wardrobe Theatre
DESCRIPTION:Who puts the wind in your sails?\nDo you have a friendship that’s on the rocks?\nDoes small talk land you in deep water?\nAre you still looking for your “lifelong crew”?\nThen climb aboard… \n‘The Awkward Guide to Friendship’ traces the tale of Beth & Beth’s friendship\, interspersing the duo’s own experiences of loneliness and connection with voice notes of other people talking about friendship\, original songs and immersive soundscapes. Along the way\, they invite their new friends (you!) to help inspire some live improvisations and join in with collective singing – though quiet listening is equally welcomed. \nFeatured Image: Kate MacGregor
URL:https://backstagebristol.com/event/the-awkward-guide-to-friendship-the-wardrobe-theatre/
LOCATION:The Wardrobe Theatre\, BS2 0DF
CATEGORIES:The Wardrobe Theatre
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