Past Productions

Education project with M Shed

M SHED’s new exhibition is about how Bristol was affected by the First World War.

MOVED BY CONFLICT runs from 11 October to 1 March. We’ve developed an education project for schools, to support the exhibition. Workshops start in October and will be available for the rest of the year and possibly into 2015.

Details here on the new Bristol Museums website »

Past Productions

Sarah Guppy: The Bridge, The Bed, The Truth

Sarah Guppy — the first woman to patent a bridge and the first to formally design one.

Missed her in November? Catch 10 minutes free on Saturday 2 March when Sarah’s at The Council House as part of International Women’s Day. 10 minute shows 1pm, 2pm, 3pm and 4pm. See full details here »

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Dinner with Fanny and Johnnie Cradock

Fanny and Johnnie at the Bristol Harbour Hotel

11 October 2017 @ Bristol Harbour Hotel

Meet the Cradocks at the fabulous new Bristol Harbour Hotel on Corn Street. Dine in the extraordinary Sansovino Hall — previously a banking hall in the financial heart of the city — inspired by 16th century Venetian architecture, complete with remarkable historical detail and magnificent skylight.

Tickets and more information here »

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Fanny & Johnnie Craddock at The Kitchen In Poole Park, Dorset

Enjoy a three course meal with Fanny & Johnnie Cradock as they cook up a storm at The Kitchen In Poole Park, Dorset.

Book tickets here »

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View from the Pen – 2/3 July, Windmill Hill City Farm

Great to be working with lovely neighbour Windmill Hill City Farm to celebrate their 40th birthday.

A weekend of outdoor performances, all over the farm, to celebrate their 40th birthday (and our 30th!).

Eight great short shows, and four wonderful actors playing all sorts of creatures – spot the crime solving mole, a fox with bags of attitude, and a dove with huge ambitions. Leela Bunce, Rachael Fagan, Kirris Riviere and Chris Yapp bring these and more to life — all weekend, and all free.

Shows 10.30–4.30 both days

Download the map and performance schedule »