Ailsa Marshall recounts Bristol alumni Carlos Sandin's clown-infused, wonderfully chaotic rendition of James Bond.

Ailsa Marshall recounts Bristol alumni Carlos Sandin's clown-infused, wonderfully chaotic rendition of James Bond.

Thanks to Watershed, I got to catch Emilie Blichfeldt’s 2025 The Ugly Stepsister (Den Stygge Stesøsteren) before it's ...

Epigram chats with Yann Tiersen about humanity in the natural world, the politics of social media, and the musings of both in ...

By this point in term, everyone’s brains are fairly frazzled. For students who don’t have the time or energy to crack open a ...

The production team behind the Bristol Spotlight's new play Antigone 89 run us through what to expect from their adaptation ...

Gabriella Adaway and Amelie Patel review the second showcase night of Spotlights' annual New Writing Festival, featuring ...

If you look up Noreen Masud’s memoir A Flat Place you’ll be met with pages and pages of reviews, recommendations and awards it’s been shortlisted for - and it’s nothing if not entirely deserving of ...

‘Incel culture’ and online misogyny are not new concepts – the 2014 Isla Vista mass shooting and suicide that left 6 people dead and 14 severely injured, perhaps strikes the most prominent beginning ...

Just days ago, Doctor Who season two blasted off, and fans are already buzzing. Ncuti Gatwa rockets back into the TARDIS and his new companion, Belinda Chandra, is introduced. Played by Varada Sethu, ...