169 RESULTS IN TAG "arts":
Wiccans meet unicorns: the strange evolution of Halloween traditions
It’s that time of year again: the changing of the seasons and the preparation for winter. Oh, and the time for witches, vampires, and ghosts to reign again....
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Nightshifter @ 1532 Performing Arts Centre ★★★★
A sensory overload of physical storytelling, Temper Theatre brings us a theatrical experience like no other with 'Nightshifter'. Asking questions about modern technology and the limits of our empathy, the production is an experiential spectacle....
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Poetry Evening with Tjawangwa Dema and Vanessa Kisuule @ Anson Rooms ★★★★★
An evening of renowned poetry, discussions of Black History Month and explorations of artistic cultural identity. Celebrated award-winning poets Tjawangwa Dema and Vanessa Kisuule perform at Bristol SU....
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Sitting Show @ East Bristol Contemporary ★★★★
Sitting on, to be sat on, about seating. These were the ideas which informed the latest show at East Bristol Contemporary. The second exhibition in a series of four, 'Sitting Show' saw artists explore concepts about the everyday act of sitting down through pre-existing and proposed artworks....
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Black History Month: Celebrating black artists
Kofo Ajala explores Michele Curtis' vibrant Seven Saints of St Pauls, discussing how the murals celebrate the Arts in Black History Month. Each portrait depicts an influential community member and recognises their efforts for racial equality....
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Trying It On @ Tobacco Factory Theatres ★★★★
David Edgar, one of the country’s most prolific playwrights, makes his professional acting debut in autobiographical and highly political Trying It On. The play is seasoned with humour and simple charm which creates a thought-provoking piece of entertainment, fit for Bertolt Brecht himself....
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Much Ado About Nothing @ Tobacco Factory Theatres ★★★★
Elizabeth Freestone’s directorial return to the Tobacco Factory, this modern adaptation of one of Shakespeare’s most loved comedies is an evening of lighthearted fun with subtle undertones of the dark realities of war....
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