Kiota Presents Blessed Hands – The Wardrobe Theatre
Kiota brings Blessed Hands to The Wardrobe Theatre this September. It's a solo performance exploring Sephardi Heritage, Migration and Solidarity.
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The Wardrobe Theatre
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Mozart’s Don Giovanni – Tobacco Factory Theatres
Tobacco Factory TheatresMozart's banger Don Giovanni, is being staged by Opera Project and Tobacco Factory Theatres this September. With a libretto by
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DAUNTLESS: Grace O’Malley. Pirate Queen – The Wardrobe Theatre
The Wardrobe TheatreDebs Newbold comes to The Wardrobe Theatre in Bristol with DAUNTLESS: Grace O’Malley, Pirate Queen. It's a warm welcome from
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Ignacio Lopez Nada – Hen and Chicken
Hen & ChickenIgnacio Lopez will be in Bristol in 2026 with new comedy experiment Nada. It's a brand new stand up show
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On Your Bike Baffo! – The Wardrobe Theatre
The Wardrobe TheatreOh! Productions brings On Your Bike Baffo! to The Wardrobe Theatre this September. The interactive cycle-themed clown show is aimed
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Blaze FM – The Weston Studio
The Weston Studio BOVYo! Listen. Right now it’s Blaze FM. 101.7. You’re locked into the sounds of SHUT DOWN CREW. I need 20
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Graeme Garden: Still Clueless After All These Years – St George’s Bristol
St George's BristolBristol's annual Slapstick Festival of screen comedy is putting on a trio of fundraising shows - Slapstick Conversations - at
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Joe Wells Daddy Autism – The Comedy Box at Hen and Chicken
Hen & ChickenSelf-proclaimed "King of The Autistics" JOE WELLS is back this autumn with a brand new show called DADDY AUTISM. Joe
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Rick Wakeman: Music, Mayhem & the Movies – St George’s
St George's BristolBristol's annual Slapstick festival of screen comedy is putting on a trio of fundraising shows - Slapstick Conversations - at
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Rick Wakeman & Griff Rhys Jones: The Wizard & The Welshman – St George’s
St George's BristolBristol's annual Slapstick festival of screen comedy is putting on a trio of fundraising shows - Slapstick Conversations - at
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The Ocean Can Be A Bridge – Alma Tavern Theatre
Alma Tavern TheatreFrederick Douglas, escaped slave and leading abolitionist has arrived in Bristol in 1846 as part of a speaking tour of
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What’s The F*cking Point? – The Weston Studio
The Weston Studio BOV'Yeah, identities work a bit like antibiotics. The more people use them, the less effective they become.' Matteen’s disability is