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Theatre
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Review: Peter Pan Goes Wrong
The guys behind the celebrated The Play That Goes Wrong are back with this disaster-filled seasonal comedy
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Review: Reasons to Stay Alive
A play about depression might not sound much fun, but there’s lots to enjoy in this theatrically inventive adaptation of the number one bestseller at Bristol Old Vic...
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Review: Pride & Prejudice* (*sort of)
There's not a bonnet in sight in this joyfully irreverent, all-female adaptation of the Jane Austen classic at the Bristol Old Vic
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Awesome Autumn culture planner
It's all going on! Behold, your cheat-sheet to the season's best art, theatre, TV, books and film in the UK, as curated by Muddy's extremely cultural Kerry Potter.
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Summer’s best outdoor theatre
From Shakespeare to Austen to Dickens and beyond, there's an al-fresco production for everyone this season.
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Review: Matilda the Musical
Does the stage production, now on at the Bristol Hippodrome, make its mark after such an adored book and iconic film?
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Captain Corelli’s Mandolin
Melly Still and Rona Munro’s adaptation of Louis de Bernières classic novel is a triumph of theatre - turning a glorious mixture of drama, dance, movement and music into a satisfying whole.
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Review: The Bodyguard
Alexandra Burke certainly is Queen of the Night in The Bodyguard, now on at the Bristol Hippodrome
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Max Westwell, dancer
*The* iconic modern male dancing role is the Swan in Matthew Bourne's Swan Lake - so what does it take to make it? Max Westwell reveals all.
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The Comedy about a Bank Robbery: reviewed
Get set for some sparkling entertainment as the hit West End farce about a diamond heist comes to Bristol
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