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  • La Traviata

    12-23 Oct

    At The Tobacco Factory Theatre

    Amidst the decadence of the Parisian salons, Alfredo falls for the courtesan Violetta, enthralled by her fragile beauty. After months of bliss their world is shattered by the intervention of Alfredo’s father Germont, demanding that Violetta should abandon his son and her love for him as a matter of honour. The heartbroken Violetta agrees. Alfredo’s anger with the terminally ill… more info...

  • Rich Hall

    25-26 Oct

    At The Tobacco Factory Theatre

    TUESDAY NIGHT PERFORMANCE SOLD OUT! Star of the recent critically acclaimed BBC4 documentary, How the West Was Lost, Edinburgh fringe favourite and Perrier Award winner Rich Hall is back on the road. Rich Hall has most recently been seen wowing audiences as one of the performers at both Channel 4’s Comedy Gala at the O2 in aid of Great Ormond… more info...

  • At The Brewery Theatre

    A fisherman catches a magic talking fish and his wife thinks all their problems are solved. So when he releases it back into the ocean she’s not best pleased… A modern adaptation of the Brothers Grimm classic the Fisherman and his Wife, this lively and comic show combines a mixture of puppetry styles and beautiful live music to captivating effect. more info...

  • At The Tobacco Factory Theatre

    An amazing spectacular for all ages, with circus tricksters, original live music, top turns, riotous routines and, most importantly, lots and lots of laughs. Slightly Fat Features are a unique theatrical ensemble with a brilliant show packed full of heart-stopping stunts and classic comedy. more info...

  • Bristol Latino Film Festival

    29 Oct - 01 Nov
    El Regalo

    At The Brewery Theatre

    Bristol Latino Film Festival 2010 presents a vibrant selection of films, shorts and documentaries from Latin America. Highlights include the award-winning Mexican film Espiral, the Argentinean film No Mires para Abajo, the hilarious comedy from Chile El Regalo (The Gift), the wonderfully compelling Colombian film The Wind Journeys, and the award-winning Nicaraguan documentary American-Sandinista. Writer and filmmaker Tariq Ali will… more info...

  • At The Tobacco Factory Theatre

    Come and see four local schools stage four different half-hour Shakespeare plays as part of the Shakespeare Schools Festival. The Shakespeare Schools Festival is UK-wide initiative working in partnership with the National Theatre and the National Youth Theatre to give 13,000 young people and their teachers the opportunity to produce and perform Shakespeare at its most innovative and entertaining. more info...

  • Crocosmia

    02-14 Nov

    At The Brewery Theatre

    Can a vivid imagination be a substitute floor to ceiling for real loss? In a family that is shrinking and a world that is growing bigger, three precocious children attempt to carve out a unique space for themselves and the memory of their parents. Crocosmia is an explosion of fast-paced, visual storytelling following the Brackenberg siblings and their attempts to… more info...

  • Jeremy Hardy

    03 Nov

    At The Tobacco Factory Theatre

    Jeremy Hardy is one of the UK's foremost social and political commentators and stand-up comedians. His career spans three decades and, as well as continuing to perform live, touring regularly in the UK and Ireland, Jeremy is a regular guest on popular Radio 4 shows such as News Quiz, I'm Sorry I Haven't A Clue and Just A Minute. He… more info...

  • At The Tobacco Factory Theatre

    Tuning Out with Radio Z is an event, an extraordinary theatrical experience that is improvised afresh each night both for you and by you. It will never be repeated. It is late in the studios of Radio Z and two presenters are attempting to navigate the perils of the night, intent on bringing their listeners safely to dawn. Where the… more info...

  • The Wild Party

    11-21 Nov

    At The Tobacco Factory Theatre

    New York in the 1930s: hot jazz clubs, chorus girls in sequins and feathers, rich men in spats, Broadway producers, prize-fighters, gangsters, their molls and... the cops. It all adds up to one hell of a night as Queenie and Burrs throw the party of their lives at their apartment in Manhattan’s Lower East Side. This promises to be a… more info...

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