Claire Hayes

Neil Bell and Eve Steele as Neil and Mandy

The Political history of Smack and Crack

Ed Edwards

Offstage Theatre, Most Wanted and Alastair Michael

The Weston Studio, Bristol Old Vic

22–25 January 2020

Nigel Lindsay and Elizabeth McGovern as Michael and Veronica

God of Carnage

Yasmina Reza, translated by Christopher Hampton

Theatre Royal Bath Productions

Theatre Royal Bath

20–25 January 2020

A Christmas Carol

Charles Dickens, adapted by Tom Morris

Bristol Old Vic

28 November 2019–12 January 2020

Snow White

Original Brothers Grimm fairy tale developed by Mike Tweddle and Rina Vergano

Tobacco Factory Theatres, New International Encounter and Cambridge Junction

Factory Theatre, Tobacco Factory Theatres, Bristol

28 November 2019–19 January 2020

Wild Goose Dreams

Hansol Jung

Theatre Royal Bath Productions

Ustinov Studio, Theatre Royal Bath

21 November–21 December 2019

Living Spit's Odyssey

Howard Coggins, Stu McLoughlin and Kate Dimbleby

Living Spit

Factory Theatre, Tobacco Factory Theatres, Bristol

11–16 November 2019

Gemma Dobson as Jo, Tom Varey as Peter and Jodie Prenger as Helen

A Taste of Honey

Shelagh Delaney

National Theatre

Theatre Royal Bath

28 October–2 November 2019

Much Ado About Nothing

William Shakespeare

Shakespeare at the Tobacco Factory

Factory Theatre, Tobacco Factory Theatres, Bristol

16 October–9 November 2019

Me & Robin Hood

Shôn Dale-Jones in collaboration with Hamish Pirie

Hoipolloi

Spielman Theatre, Tobacco Factory Theatres, Bristol

2–5 October 2019

Reasons to Stay Alive

Book by Matt Haig, adapted by April De Angelis

English Touring Theatre and Sheffield Theatres

Bristol Old Vic

1–5 October 2019

Claire Hayes

South West reviewer

Reviews

The Political history of Smack and Crack

God of Carnage

A Christmas Carol

Snow White

Wild Goose Dreams

Living Spit's Odyssey

A Taste of Honey

Much Ado About Nothing

Me & Robin Hood

Reasons to Stay Alive