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Former prima ballerina Darcey Bussell speaks to Emma Payne about bringing her new dance fitness programme to Bristol, Strictly Come Dancing,...
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Broadcasting paragon Sir David Attenborough was in town recently for the world premiere of the sequel to Planet Earth. He...
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Marcella Puppini talks vinyl, Vivienne Westwood, and founding a new record label, as her hit close-harmony group returns to Bristol to get the festive season off to a swinging start It’s been over a decade since Italian-born Marcella Puppini formed her vivacious singing trio The Puppini Sisters, specialising in a...
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From Ripper Street to The Paradise, born and bred Bristolian Sonya Cassidy is taking our screens by storm – especially...
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Our Louise Harrold pieces together the clues at Bristol Hippodrome’s intriguing murder mystery supper… As a child growing up with...
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The Bristol Magazine catches up with local singer-songwriter Elles Bailey, who reveals the story behind her characteristic vocal, favourite influences and the importance of supporting upcoming artists The past year has been a bit of a whirlwind for Bristol ‘blues princess’ Elles Bailey – taking in an extensive tour of Europe...
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Louise Harrold speaks to Making A Murderer defence lawyer Dean Strang about the controversial case which captivated the nation, ahead of his...
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Glass Microbiology – a collaboration between internationally renowned Bristol artist Luke Jerram and local scientists – is coming to At-Bristol, and our...
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Soul singer Macy Gray has stripped back, grown up and gone back to basics, as she tells Emma Payne Mention Macy Gray to most people and it won’t be long before they’re attempting the chorus to her biggest hit in their very best raspy tone. After shooting to fame with...
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We chat to Emma Hopkins, the Bristol-bred creative leading the ways of modern communication on Twitter… Words by Bethan Andrews...
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Emma Payne speaks to The Kooks bassist Pete Denton about the ups and downs of fame, new record The Best Of…So...
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Emma Payne discovers a fiercely feminist retelling of an ancient Greek tragedy in Bristol Old Vic’s Medea The phrase ‘hell hath no fury like a woman scorned’ simply doesn’t cover it when it comes to Euripides’ Medea. The classic Greek tragedy embodies the concepts of betrayal and revenge in their most...