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Photo: Paul Blakemore One for sorrow, two for joy… Never has the magpie rhyme seemed more eerie than in the Bristol Old Vic Young ...

For a musical comedy drag show to stand out in a crowded genre, it needs something more than for the main character to just wear intent...

Pip and Estella - photo by Mark Douet “A strange meeting in a churchyard sets in motion a chain of events that will shower a young ma...

Tristan and Yseult. Yseult and Tristan. Tristan, Tristan, Tristan… I’ll admit it. I’m totally smitten by actor Tristan Sturrock, wh...

One of the very first UK suffrage centres was established in Bristol, and outside of London we saw the most active suffrage activity here...

Victoria Melody likes a challenge. And glancing at her website , it's more than clear that this is one woman who has turned her hand ...

The fabulous Living Spit duo are back at Bristol Old Vic. Howard Coggins and Stu Mcloughlin are regulars in the King Street theatre (in...

One of the highlights of last year’s theatre calendar in Bristol was Caroline Horton’s one-woman show You’re Not Like T...

The chances are that you wouldn’t even think about taking advantage of a big business like Ticketmaster or Odeon (however much y...

Based on Canadian author Patrick deWitt’s highly regarded 2009 novel, Ablutions is the sorry tale of an unnamed Los An...

Have you ever wondered what Happy Days would be like if it was set in an abattoir? Well, wonder no more because The Bloody Bal...

As I write this on a freezing Tuesday morning, I’m still basking in the toasty afterglow of a fabulously feminist few days. ...

This is the kind of thing the Bristol Old Vic excels at. The contemporary retelling of a Shakespearean play that combines traditional th...

“An ëpic tale of viølence, greed and chëap sofas” Riot was a sell-out success at last year’s Edinb...