Recent Productions WHY DON'T WE DO IT IN THE ROAD returns in May 2015
Love, Sex and Violence on the Streets of Bedminster on Saturday 9,16 and 23 of May.
Part of Bristol Walking Festival and funded by Bedminster Town Team.
Venue ★★★★ review – 24 Sept ’10, Issue 928
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this is Bristol ★★★★ review – 24 May ’11
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Recent Productions Anne Bonny’s Lunchtime Pirate Panto
It’s not a lunchtime panto? Oh Yes It is!
It’s not only a fiver for 2 people? Oh Yes It Is!
It’s not Angie Belcher? Oh Yes It Is!
Join Buccaneer Belcher for terrifying tales of Bristol’s pirates, fact & fiction: Blackbeard, Long John Silver, Woodes Rogers, Robinson Crusoe, Calico Jack Rackham and the extraordinary Anne Bonny. With some of the worst pirate jokes you’ll ever hear and Ted the fact checking Hartcliffe parrot, making sure she gets it right.
ANNE BONNY’S LUNCHTIME PIRATE PANTO lasts half an hour in Bedminster’s newest venue: Chicken Shed at the Hen & Chicken on North Street BS3 1JF. So take in a show, have some lunch and do your Christmas shopping – all in Bedminster.
- Performances 1pm & 2pm, Saturdays 7th, 14th and 21st December
- Suitable for ages 7 and up
- Tickets £5 for one adult and one child (age 11 and under)
- Additional children £3 (11 and under) each
- Children must be accompanied by an adult
- Unaccompanied adults and 12 and over: £5
Advance booking via StageStubs »
Tickets on the door if available.
Angie Belcher’s work is known for its ‘high laughter content’ – Bristol 24/7, and Phil Jupitus says, ‘Highly recommended, go see her!”
Show Of Strength’s recent accolades include ‘Best of Bristol 2018: Theatre’ from Bristol247 and Best Live Performance, Creative Bath Awards. Oh Yes They Do.
Our walking tours will be back in 2020 – keep an eye on Facebook Twitter@showofstrength and Instagram@showofstrengthtc
Recent Productions 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.
Recent Productions Why Don’t We Do It In The Road? Returns 26 April 2014
WHY DON’T WE DO IT IN THE ROAD?
Love, Sex and Violence on the Streets of Bedminster returns.
Shows Sat 26 April (free for BS3 residents), Sat 3 May and Sat 10 May.
Productions The Butchers of Bedminster Poem
Aldred Daw Collard, ‘Poet Butcher’ of Bedminster, celebrates the survival of his shop at 57 North Street.