Reviews

• Theatre / Reviews

  Review: How I Learned to Swim, Bristol Old Vic – ‘A joy to watch’

  It’s the debut play from LA playwright and dramaturg, Somebody Jones

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• Theatre / Reviews

  Review: Grease, Bristol Hippodrome – ‘Glorious: deserves to be seen by die-hards and newcomers in equal measure’

  Your chance to relive Danny and Sandy’s whirlwind romance to a much-loved soundtrack

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• Music / Reviews

  Review: Breakfest 2024, Strange Brew – ‘A high quality day festival’

  The homegrown festival returns to Strange Brew for an all day and night non-stop party

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• Music / Reviews

  Review: Little Big Town, Bristol Beacon – ‘This is what we’ve been missing’

  The Alabama country stalwarts are celebrating their 25th anniversary

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• Theatre / Reviews

  Review: Wonder Boy, Bristol Old Vic – ‘A marvellous play about resilience’

  It’s a welcome return for the show that was first performed in Bristol in 2022

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• Music / Reviews

  Review: Fat Dog, Rough Trade – ‘Supercharged electro-punk meets heady rave’

  The London band played an intimate show to celebrate the release of their debut LP

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• Music / Reviews

  Review: Martha, Strange Brew – ‘Heartwarming nostalgia, bouncealong hits’

  Natives Hamburger were a fun and fitting support for the North East's premier pop-punkers

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• Theatre / Reviews

  Review: Follow The Signs, Tobacco Factory Theatres – ‘Moving, empowering and revelatory; a festival of storytelling’

  The show is described as a blend of ‘BSL, rap, spoken English, movement, and creative captioning’

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