A dark comedy anthology by Soul Cake Theatre, a Bristol company, bringing twisted tales to the Alma Tavern Theatre.
A Myrtle Theatre Company and Wiltshire Creative production following the life of a young man leaving home, starring Nathan Bessell as Matty.
The Blindboy Podcast recorded live in Beacon Hall, a storytelling show that intertwines history, fiction, cultural critique and politics.
A movement and clowning play and performance experience for children aged 0-3 and their families, built on physical play and the joy of making space to play together.
The improvised soap opera returns to The Wardrobe Theatre, with live comedy and drama where the cast picks up exactly where they left off from the previous episode.
A new family theatre adventure for children aged 3-8 from Stuff & Nonsense Theatre Company, using puppetry and visual storytelling.
A black comedy by Mauro Fazion about a condemned man's final wish to play the piano, directed by Peter Spence.
A warm and funny comedy drama written and performed by Ali Williams, adapting James Friel's novel about Mabel Daley Bancroft, the only British person tried for treason in the Second World War.
The classic children's book brought to the stage with puppets, music and audience interaction, suitable for ages 3 and over.
An interactive theatre experience with physical comedy and audience participation, bringing people together for fun.
A solo actor brings to life the terrifying gothic literature of Edgar Allan Poe, for two nights only ahead of its sold-out West End debut.
Bristol Old Vic Theatre School's 3rd year BA acting students perform Romeo and Juliet, directed by Sir Gregory Doran, as part of the 80th Anniversary Autumn Season.
An absurd devised comedy combining clowning, physical theatre and original music, exploring the pressures of sales work.
A coming-of-age drama by Side eYe about Black girlhood, ambition and friendship, set in a Birmingham grammar school.
A speculative performance exploring memory, technology and life in the age of big data, created by the Bristol-based company Bodies in Flight.
A poignant play by Tom Powell about two neglected teenagers, Daize and Ben, who find hope and connection in each other despite their difficult circumstances.
A one-person theatre piece adapted and directed by Simon Reade, based on the novel by Michael Morpurgo, exploring the human cost of war.
Bristol School of Acting presents the play Machinal, by Sophie Treadwell, at Bristol Old Vic.
A rural coming-of-age story by Bristol Old Vic's Young Company, written and directed by Maddie Wakeling, exploring fate, friendship and the lives we choose.
A theatre show that centres on disability and identity, exploring how identities can lose their effectiveness when overused.
The world premiere stage adaptation of Max Porter's spectral novel, a magical and beguiling story set in a village near Bristol.
