Bristol Old Vic Theatre School brought Tom Wells’ Jumpers For Goalposts to the Wardrobe Theatre for a performance as heartfelt as it was funny, as part of their fortnight-long Directors’ Festival.

Adapted from Joan Lindsay’s 1967 novel of the same name, Picnic at Hanging Rock is an Australian historical play set at a girl’s boarding school in 1900.

It has received cult status for its unfiltered depiction of ‘mean girls’ and ‘bully boys’ who seem to have become style icons with slick dress sense and fine looks. It also demonstrates what is essentially wrong with cafeteria politics and playground power dynamics.

A theatre spectacle of spellbinding beauty, which takes you on an adventure with its vibrant visuals and enthralling story telling.

‘Chicago’ enjoys a cult status. What’s not to like about the latest production of Chicago? The sensational dance routines, hummable musical numbers and the nostalgic razzmatazz of the jazz age, ‘Chicago’ has stamped its mark as an all-time musical theatre classic with an enduring legacy.

After its scheduled UK tour in 2020 was abruptly put on hold due to the pandemic, ‘We Will Rock You’ is back on tour marking its 20th anniversary.

On 7 April, The Revel Puck Circus burst onto the grounds of Dove Lane, St Paul’s, in their playful performance aptly named ‘The Wing Scuffle Spectacular’