If you’ve watched or re-watched an erotic thriller at any point in the past ten years...

Piranha (AKA Piranha 3D) has to be one of the trashiest, sleaziest and unashamedly fun creature features of the last 20 years.

“The Union” is unspecial and unengaging. It lacks charm and excitement, clutching to simplicity and a lazy script...

Published in 1963, The Spy Who Came in from the Cold was the author’s best-selling breakthrough...

Bristol’s Louisiana pub is the kind of venue that’s steeped in musical history...

The Alma Tavern’s in house company Schoolhouse Productions brings us ‘The Complete Work of Jane Austen (Abridged).

This participatory, paranormal parody is both clever and silly but also immensely enjoyable throughout.

A captivating, spellbinding gig which showcased her unique blend of Americana, country, rock and blues.

Those who have been lucky enough to experience Stephen Wilson Jr’s live shows often speak about wishing they could bottle up that feeling...

Robert Louis Stevenson’s much-loved novel Treasure Island has been brought to life by Bristol Old Vic Theatre School.

Jason Isbell is one of the best songwriters in the world right now, as evidenced by Weathervanes, his ninth studio album

A brand-new piece of writing from Theatre Nisha UK

Marshman focuses on amplifying queer stories through his own unique, multimedia visual language...

It’s heralded as one of the greatest sitcoms of all time...

Nuclear annihilation might not seem the obvious choice for comedy...

What a perfect Christmas present – Smithy tearfully proposing to Nessa...

Almost 30 years after its Broadway debut, It is now at the Bristol Old Vic...

One of the finest bands around right now...

No one could accuse the first season programmed by Daniel Evans and Tamara Harvey of lacking boldness.

BLOC Productions presents Stephen Fry and Mike Ockrent’s acclaimed revival of Douglas Furber and L. Arthur Rose’s Me and My Girl ...