It is rare, in the world of musical theatre for a single actor to be a triple threat, let alone for a whole cast to be triple threats.

Pantomime has finally returned to the Bristol Hippodrome. The warmth and enthusiasm of Snow White is sure to take audiences into Christmas singing and dancing.

Launching into Bristol’s Hippodrome with croquet mallets and squeaky clean American accents, the cult film-turned-musical Heathers has landed. Kicking off its opening night in a smokey, sexy and sweary parade of teen angst and high school drama.

With a running time of an hour, I did not expect to feel both like a small child and the overwhelming desire change the world.

You get the feeling that these actors have reached into our pasts and personified a hundred forgotten memories, and with such clarity, remind us of the preciousness of early years with our parents.

It feels like another time when Greta Thunberg and the School Strike for Climate movement were dominating news headlines globally in February 2019.

By Oscar Hunter, Co-Deputy Arts Editor As I enter the intimate Tobacco Factory Theatre I am immediately intrigued. Created in