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Review: Rapunzel, Tobacco Factory Theatres - ‘A tale told with charm, imagination and fun’

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By Harry Mayes Verified
| Bristol 24/7 Verified
Tom Brennan’s Rapunzel: A Hairy Tale makes an unexpectedly inventive production out of the Tobacco Factory’s intimate in-the-round stage. With a cast of five, led by Anna Marks Pryce as Rapunzel, Brennan conjures a world that feels broad and vertiginous: part forest, part fantasy tower, part palace.
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Review: Brand New Ancients, Tobacco Factory Theatres - ‘Occasionally uneven, but undeniably arresting’

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By Harry Mayes Verified
| Bristol 24/7 Verified
A talented cast is carried by the heavy lifting of the design and lighting in this modernised revival of Brand New Ancients: written by Kae Tempest, adapted by Florence Espeut-Nickless and produced and performed by the Bristol School of Acting. There is something dangerous about watching students tackle this piece, a poem that pushes the boundaries of theatre and offers none of the usual scaffolding in structure or pace.
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Review: No One is Listening, Tobacco Factory Theatres - ‘An oddly moving testament to legacy’

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By Harry Mayes Verified
| Bristol 24/7 Verified
South west theatre legend Vic Llewellyn blurs the lines between fact and fiction in his latest creation, No One is Listening (a ghost story). Narrating as himself while spiralling into a vortex of roles – playing characters who are themselves playing characters embodying monsters and puppet priests – the production is built on a foundation of meta-comedy, fourth wall violations and an earnest devotion to Llewellyn’s late friend, the actor Malcolm Aldcroft (as seen on Casualty).
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