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Boomtown opened its new 3,500-capacity venue in Bristol’s St Philips Marsh with a Halloween spectacular. Words by Stephen Dalton An...
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This year’s Cary Grant Comes Home For The Weekend seeks to showcase the brilliance and range of the actor’s performances...
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Born in 2017 and quickly spotted by Vogue, Tatler, Vanity Fair and London Fashion Week, Amschela is the beautiful Bristol handbag maker with beautiful ethics to match. Excitingly, this month it’s looking for a local brand ambassador… Confidence, resilience and transparency are the cornerstones of CEO Keri Andriana’s Bristol-rooted brand,...
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Jenna Morice reviews Ad Infinitum’s Extraordinary Wall of Silence, on at The Weston Studio at Bristol Old Vic until 19...
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Author and charity founder Kris Hallenga has attracted the attention of many famous faces during her 12-year battle with incurable...
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Bristol independent film music label Wave Theory Records on adding to Hollywood’s musical folklore Set up by BAFTA and three-time Ivor Novello-winning composer Dan Jones four years ago, on the back of a long list of film, television and arts projects, Wave Theory was graced shortly after by fellow composer...
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This month, to mark the 500th anniversary of the death of a genius, 144 of this Renaissance master’s greatest drawings...
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Jessica Hope reviews Bristol Old Vic Young Company’s all-female production of Make More Noise Frida Kahlo, Marie Curie, Beyoncé, Ada...
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Bristol author Rob Percival is set to speak at the Bath Festival on 14 May about his powerful new book, The Meat Paradox. Ahead of his appearance, we sat down with the expert in meat politics to unpick humanity’s conflicted relationship with eating animals… A survey from January 2021 found...
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Only in recent years has Bristol-born cinematographer, William Friese-Greene, been recognised for his outstanding contributions to motion picture. Andrew Swift...
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Internationally renowned artists and local talent lit up the city with a series of interactive light installations as part of...
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Jessica Hope discovers the extraordinary mind behind one of history’s greatest engineers following the opening of Bristol’s newest museum, Being Brunel The year is 1857. A man lights a cigar and places it in the corner of his mouth. He secures his stovepipe top hat on his head and checks...