Bristol THE WARDROBE

" . . . Bristol is rapidly becoming something of a centre for improvised theatre and getting an early warm-up for the forthcoming Bristol Improv. Theatre Festival (BITFest) Closer Each Day last night gave the latest inst...

I once heard that reviews at the Wardrobe could only ever attract a maximum of three stars. Well, here are four for a change! Caitlin Ince is a very engaging actress with huge potential to make a name for herself. She al...

"...There is some cleverly funny business involving balloons and childbirth and again a nice piece of mime about getting caught by a fishing hook...This is a pre-Edinburgh work-out for the company whose challenging theat...

"...The play covers a lot of ground in its one act, all of which adds to the intensity of mood we might expect with a punk theme and director, Rosie Mullin, has done a good in keeping the disparate themes from becoming a...

"...Jack Dean’s monologue (or poem or play for one – take your pick) is, like Beckett’s Not I, a flow of consciousness. Using classical mythology for its structural timbers it is a lament for the fall of Icarus, fo...

"...Bella gives a well-judged performance which gradually heightens the tension ... It’s cleverly done since there is no other physical presence on stage of course and she manages to have some fun with the invisible fr...

Glass Eye Theatre’s latest offering, The City & Iris, upstairs at the White Bear, is story telling of a different order. The ordinary is made fabulous, the impossible possible, the mundane special. In the (last nig...

Static is a one-act play which attempts to understand the present from a rolling past.  It presents a romp through salient parts of recent history through the eyes of a sensitive and socially disengaged youth-becoming-y...