Your guide to the arts in Bristol: exhibitions, plays and musicals, and concerts and gigs. Plus, discover what’s on at galleries, museums and cinemas across the city.
I don’t know about you but I’ve been seeing Saltburn everywhere since it hit the big screen and have consequently had Sophie Ellis-Bextor’s absolute bop of “Murder on the Dance Floor” in my...
When you think of King Arthur, you think of a roundtable, the sword in the stone, Merlin and lots of magic. Well, forget all that, because The Winter King is a far more grounded and gritty take on the Arthurian legend....
With a beloved collection of books by Michael Bond, and a couple of films to his name, you’d forgive Paddington for playing it safe from here on out. But as we know, the blue-coated Peruvian bear isn’t wired...
Few musicians are better associated with Bristol than Massive Attack. The trip-hop collective might’ve found global fame in the 90s, but they’ve never lost touch with their roots. It’s been a long time since we’ve seen...
Shane MacGowan, the lead singer and songwriter of Celtic punk folk band The Pogues, has died aged 65 following a long period of ill health. The musician, whose hits include ‘Fairytale of New York’ and ‘...
Doctor Who is back. The Doctor is back. David Tennant AS The Doctor is back. Can you tell we’re excited? The Star Beast, the first of three hour-long special episodes marking the iconic show’s 60th anniversary, aired on...
The Turner Prize is the UK’s most prestigious art award. Previous winners include Damien Hirst, Steve McQueen and Grayson Perry, with the award often given to the country’s most controversial and boundary-pushing...
There are no two ways about it. Banksy is a Bristol legend. Far from the city’s first graffiti artist, he’s definitely its most famous. In fact, he’s inarguably the world’s most well-known street artist. You can find hi...
Lizzie Magie designed the original Monopoly as an educational tool to demonstrate the issues of capitalism. Back then it was called The Landlord’s Game, before morphing into the endlessly frustrating yet fun, fami...