Lilja Nassar attends Bristol Old Vic's latest play which centres itself around the notorious teenage epicentre in 'The House ...

In the midst of deadline season, there’s nothing better than spending an evening unwinding at a gig with a pint in hand.

Bristol took part in its most violent fight of the calendar year: The ‘South West Poetry Showdown’. Forget punches, swords, ...

Ailsa Marshall recounts Bristol alumni Carlos Sandin's clown-infused, wonderfully chaotic rendition of James Bond.

Ailsa Marshall recounts Bristol alumni Carlos Sandin's clown-infused, wonderfully chaotic rendition of James Bond.

Thanks to Watershed, I got to catch Emilie Blichfeldt’s 2025 The Ugly Stepsister (Den Stygge Stesøsteren) before it's ...

Epigram chats with Yann Tiersen about humanity in the natural world, the politics of social media, and the musings of both in ...

1. Slow Days, Fast Company: The World, The Flesh, and L.A. by Eve Babitz Image courtesy of Vogue Slow Days, Fast Company (1974) is a sumptuous picture of Southern California that envelops the reader ...

As a member of the play’s production team, I had the chance to interview the play’s writer and dramaturg Li Friess, director of the play Ed Buckley, and last but not least, the play’s producer and ...

Night two of the Spotlights' New Writing Festival showcase continued to prove the gripping talent of new writers within the society seen in the opening night. Yet, the second night of three short ...