ARTICLES BY Katie Chalk
Binaural babies, family-friendly raves, heritage and history: inside Roxana Vilk’s Lullabies Project
Roxana Vilk has spent the three years collecting Lullabies. Beginning in 2018, her aim was to accumulate songs representing the 90 different languages spoken in Bristol.
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Bored of ‘The Bard’? How Bristol’s academics are keeping Shakespeare relevant for today’s undergraduates
By Katie Chalk, Arts Deputy Editor According to his contemporary Ben Johnson, William Shakespeare ‘was not of an age, but
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Review: ‘City Killed the Stars’, Spotlights ★★★★★
‘City Killed the Stars’ is an impressive achievement. ★★★★★
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Plans for a Black Arts Barge in the Harbour unveiled
A new Harbourside venue dedicated to providing a cultural and artistic space for Bristol’s black community is in development by two Bristol-based creatives
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Dancing through lockdown: How one Bristol dance company is thriving online
It is probable that the Covid-19 pandemic will hit the Arts harder than other industries. Given these unique global circumstances, individual creatives and companies have had to come up with new and innovative ways of continuing their work through the pandemic.
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Studying through a pandemic: A student guide
Epigram's guide to making the most of studying during lockdown, including tips and tricks from creating WEB lists to making sure you make time for yourself.
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Legally Blonde! @ Winston Theatre ★★★★★
MTB Presents: Legally Blonde! The opening night of Music Theatre Bristol's dynamic production of Legally Blonde was one of impressive talent, infectious energy and joyful escapism.
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Lit Live @ Alma Tavern ★★★
Falstaff Theatre’s Lit Live was a delightful example of fun, friendly and accessible student led theatre certainly provided a relaxed and varied evening of entertainment by the Falstaff Society.
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