Run Stanley Run is the debut offering from Rowan Padmore, an Oxford-based performer and Offbeat Supported Artist. Set in her hometown of Morecombe, Run Stanley Run looks back at a faded seaside town and the people who live there.
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Each separate production is an impressive stand-alone achievement; taken together, they surely represent a new high-water mark for the Bristol Old Vic Theatre School. . . a bravely ambitious enterprise, and an extraordinarily successful one.
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First visit 19th June.
RAW TRANSPORT is a travel company that can take you anywhere using the magic of virtual reality . . . .
SURGE created by performance artist Channie B is a piece of theatre addressing and questioning stereotypes and prejudices . . .
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NAT AND VIC’S GUIDE TO BEING AN INDEPENDENT WOMAN and MANTRA on 29th June.
For our final visits to the Festival we were at two very different shows. The former, as you may guess, on a very much feminist theme and in the latter Marv acts out his fantasies with the help of a microphone and a looper . . .
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★★★★★ Is this revival of Blithe Spirit sufficiently engaging to make us to forget the B-word for a couple of hours? It most certainly is. From the moment the curtain rises on Anthony Ward’s magnificent set, there is a sense that we are in good hands . . . Blithe Spirit may just be escapist fun, but it offers fun of the highest quality.
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★★★★☆ Connections with others and memory of past friendships are prompted by an apparent lack of one for a recently deceased neighbour. A series of marvellously comic and meandering vignettes are woven together in typically unorthodox ways by Out of Balanz to create theatre which is a sheer joy.
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