Review: THE SEA at Bath Theatre Royal
Bond’s focus on the monumental as it collides with the mundane in the most unexpected ways keeps an audience on its toes. ★★★★☆
Bond’s focus on the monumental as it collides with the mundane in the most unexpected ways keeps an audience on its toes. ★★★★☆
Brings us deeply into the hearts of the characters, so that by the end of the six-hour journey they have come to seem like friends. ★★★★★
The show is effervescent to a fault, defying anyone not to be entertained by the mix of larger-than-life theatre. ★★★★★
One man, one egg and an indecent amount of Shakespeare: Living Spit’s latest is a feat of lo-fi ingenuity. ★★★★☆
Ryton’s gripping two-hander is a tense exploration of truth versus delusion. ★★★★☆
The Archers: Live at 75 brings Ambridge out of the studio and onto the stage. Returning to The Forum, Bath on 5 November 2026
Catch Emma Rice's iconic Tristan & Yseult at Bath Theatre Royal until 19th September
As a guide to the context for Shakespeare’s development into the greatest writer of his age I recommend this book without qualification; it is simply a very good read.
Carlo Boso is one of the foremost exponents of Commedia dell’Arte in the contemporary performance world.
New shows, new writers, new opportunities at Bristol Old Vic as the 260th Anniversary is celebrated.