Our Favourite Shows of 2022
Each year, we keep a running list of our favorite shows or events.
Now it’s nearing the end of December, these are the shows we’ve loved the most. We usually do a top five or top ten, but this year it was so hard to narrow it down
Fringe
How to live a jellicle life: life lessons from the 2019 hit movie musical ‘cats’ – Alma Theatre
Sugar – Suspension Theatre at the Wardrobe Theatre
Diana: The Untold, Untrue Story – Alma Tavern Theatre
Biopic
Suggs: A Life in the Realm of Madness – Redgrave Theatre
An Audience with Christopher Eccleston – Redgrave Theatre
Dom Joly’s Holiday Snaps – Travel and Comedy In The Danger Zone
Musicals
Bedknobs and Broomsticks – Bristol Hippodrome
Plays
Revealed – Tobacco Factory Theatres
Animal Farm – Theatre Royal Bath
A Christmas Carol – Red Rope Theatre at Arnos Vale Cemetery
Amateur Production
The Wedding Singer – Bristol Musical Theatre
Children’s Theatre
Belle and Sebastien – The Weston Theatre Bristol Old Vic
The Midnight Mission – The Wardrobe Theatre
Kid Carpet and the Noisy Nativity – Bristol Spiegeltent
Music
Jeff Wayne’s The War Of The Worlds – Cardiff Motorpoint Arena
Immersive
Jeff Wayne’s The War of The Worlds: The Immersive Experience – London
London
Good – Harold Pinter Theatre
In no particular order, here’s the shows we’ve loved the most throughout 2022
How to live a jellicle life: life lessons from the 2019 hit movie musical ‘cats’ – Alma Theatre
Dreamgirls – Bristol Hippodrome
Suggs: A Life in the Realm of Madness – Redgrave Theatre
Bedknobs and Broomsticks – Bristol Hippodrome
Waitress – Bristol Hippodrome
The Lion King – Bristol Hippodrome
An Audience with Christopher Eccleston – Redgrave Theatre
Bristol Light Festival
Animal Farm – Theatre Royal Bath
Jeff Wayne’s The War Of The Worlds – Cardiff Motorpoint Arena
The Wedding Singer – Bristol Musical Theatre
Van Gogh: Immersive Experience Bristol
Dom Joly’s Holiday Snaps – Travel and Comedy In The Danger Zone
Sugar – Suspension Theatre at the Wardrobe Theatre
The Play That Goes Wrong – Bristol
Oh Mother – Tobacco Factory Theatre
Les Miserables – Bristol
Jeff Wayne’s The War of The Worlds: The Immersive Experience – London
Kirk Vs Ming – The Wardrobe Theatre
Revealed – Tobacco Factory Theatres
Good – Harold Pinter Theatre
The Midnight Mission – The Wardrobe Theatre
There Was A Little Girl – The Wardrobe Theatre
A Christmas Carol – Red Rope Theatre at Arnos Vale Cemetery
Diana: The Untold, Untrue Story – Alma Tavern Theatre
Belle and Sebastien – The Weston Theatre Bristol Old Vic
Kid Carpet and the Noisy Nativity – Bristol Spiegeltent
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