Plays & Drama in Bristol
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Theatre
📍 The Louisiana

Theatre of Death Tickets
📍 The Cube

Theatre of the Oppressed 10-Week Course Tickets
📍 The Trinity Centre

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What’s The F**king Point?
📍 Bristol Old Vic
From £13

THE GIRL WHO DIDN'T DIE Tickets
📍 The Cube

Play It Back - Playback Theatre Workshop
📍 Wildcat Studio
£7.21 - £13.70

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Lanny
📍 Bristol Old Vic
From £11

Michael Spicer - Hope All's Well
📍 Redgrave Theatre

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Up Down Big Man at Bristol Old Vic
📍 Bristol Old Vic
From £15

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Up Down Big Man
📍 Bristol Old Vic

Bristol 1904 Arts presents - Doris (The Girl Next Door)
📍 The Red Lodge Museum
£18.04 - £22.38

The Folklore & Mythology of Cats
📍 Hen & Chicken
£13.00 - £35.00

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Community Service (Afternoon)
📍 Bristol Old Vic

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Community Service (Evening)
📍 Bristol Old Vic

Performance Makers Working with Communities
📍 Bristol Old Vic

Celya AB: We Must Stop Meeting Like This
📍 Bristol Old Vic

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Terry's: An American Tragedy... at The Wardrobe Theatre
📍 The Wardrobe Theatre
From £14.00

These Wicked Rivers
📍 Thekla
£23.50

Skids + Theatre Of Hate
📍 The Fleece
£33.60

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Pericles, Prince of Lebanon at Bristol Old Vic
📍 Bristol Old Vic
From £11

TX2
📍 Thekla
£27.44

Gordon Buchanan: Lions and Tigers and Bears
📍 St George's Bristol

Barleycorn Tickets
📍 The Wardrobe Theatre

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Alan Carr: Have I Said Too Much?
📍 Bristol Hippodrome
From £1
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Plays & Drama in Bristol — Guide
Plays & drama in Bristol are a dynamic mix of storytelling and performance, offering something for everyone. Whether you're drawn to the gritty realism of a modern play or the dramatic twists of a classic tale, there's always a show that resonates with the diverse tastes of the local audience. These performances can take place in a variety of settings—think cozy pub function rooms, atmospheric basement clubs, and dedicated theatre spaces—that bring a unique charm to each production.
Expect a range of productions from new and experimental works to well-known classics. Venues may host multiple shows per week or month, ensuring there's always something fresh on stage. The experience often includes an intimate setting that encourages audience engagement, making every performance feel like part of the community.