Reviews

• Theatre / Reviews

  Review: Pride and Prejudice* (*sort of), Bristol Old Vic – ‘A rip-roaringly funny show from start to finish’

  The show takes a 19th century regency romance and adapts it masterfully for a contemporary audience

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• Theatre / Reviews

  Review: A Shining Intimacy, Tobacco Factory Theatres – ‘A sensitive depiction of loss for a loved friend’

  Tom Marshman conjures Kenneth Williams, Maggie Smith and his friend, the late artist Clare Thornton

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• Music / Reviews

  Review: Graveyard/Kadavar/Polymoon, SWX

  A glorious evening of multi-national, seventies-influenced blues-rock and proto-metal

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• Dance / Reviews

  Review: VENUS, Bristol Old Vic – ‘A bold, eclectic, exhilarating diversity of work’

  IMPERMANENCE bear out their rightful place at the heart of the Bristol dance scene

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• Theatre / Reviews

  Review: Seeds of Memories, Alma Tavern & Theatre – ‘A deft analysis on the loss of a loved one’

  Black Hound Productions impress in their three-hander, combining theatre, poetry and puppetry

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• Pop ups and supper clubs / Reviews

  Rebel Roti & Tubby’s Corner, The Plough: ‘A black hole of flavour’ – pop-up review

  After being absent from the Bristol food scene for a while, Rebel Roti are back

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• Theatre / Reviews

  Review: The Time Machine, Theatre Royal Bath – ‘The house was filled with laughter, giggles, love and applause’

  Orla O’Loughlin directs a pacy, loose adaptation of the HG Wells classic

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• Music / Reviews

  Review: Voivod, Fleece

  Tremendous 40th anniversary show from the Quebec genre-busters

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