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RSS ICAL- Revolution! The Musical Presented by Revolution Arts 16 May 17 May
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Venue: Bierkeller Theatre
Full Price: £10.00
Concession Price: £8.00
Britain’s next big musical is a captivating story of love, hope and freedom in a crumbling regime. Join the revolution in Bristol for two nights only to experience an epic...
- Mayfest 2012 Produced by MAYK 17 May 27 May
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Venue: Various Venues Across Bristol
Mayfest is Bristol's unique annual festival of contemporary theatre. We are dedicated to presenting a broad range of playful, unusual and ambitious work from leading theatre mak...
- The Mum's Wish by acta Community Theatre 22 May
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Venue: acta Centre
Full Price: Free
Concession Price: Free
A mum wishes her family spent more time together but her daughter just wants to play with toys, her son lives in a computer generated world and the twins are too occupied with...
- ARTIST BREAKFAST: how artists and scientists collaborate hosted by Theatre Bristol & Mayfest 23 May
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Venue: Bordeaux Quay
Full Price: FREE
Theatre Bristol and Mayfest’s rather lovely Artist Breakfasts bring together artists and anyone else who’s interested for croissant-fuelled discussions about Big Ide...
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Hand Made in Heaven
Tobacco Factory Theatre Associate Dance Artists The Mark Bruce Company premier their new show Made in Heaven at the TFT on Friday 18 May as part of Mayfest. Described as a ‘savagely beautiful piece of dance theatre’, it brings together much of what was celebrated about the company’s sell-out Mayfest hit Love & War two years ago, including a lush and distinctive visual aesthetic, an exhilarating soundtrack that ranges from the Romantics to rock, and epic themes. This time, though, there are also severed heads, mermaids, and vintage frocks… TFT producer Melanie Zaalof interrupted the show’s German costume designer Dorothee Brodruck mid tear-repair to find out how Mark Bruce’s work eschews the grey unitard uniform of contemporary dance for a colourful, daring and diverse range of cinematic characters.
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