Sarski Anderson

While Edinburgh prepares to host the biggest arts festival in the world, through the month of August, performers of all stripes are putting their shows through final previews in readiness.

Former secondary school teacher Andrew Brooke used to teach in Sussex and Somerset, and is now based in Wells with his family – relocating there after watching the film Hot Fuzz and subsequently falling in love with the city.

Martin Rieser is an influential multidisciplinary artist, poet and retired professor of digital creativity, whose rich and varied career and practice

Originating at Brighton Fringe in 2013 in a flash mob led by performance collective Shambush, the Kate Bush-inspired Most Wuthering Heights Day Ever has since spread all over the world.

St Philip's Marsh is undergoing a major regeneration as part of the 25-year long Bristol Temple Quarter project.

Led by its director, Anna Demming Davis, South West Dance Theatre will be running a series of summer dance intensive workshops for 7-12 year olds at the end of July.

Born in Bristol a decade ago – the city where, they say, their heart still lies – Riddlestick Theatre are a troupe of actor-musicians with a host

The lineup for the 2026 annual comedy fundraiser for the Great Western Air Ambulance Charity (GWAAC) has been announced.

Given that it's now celebrating 15 years and nearly 300 episodes, with a newly announced string of Christmas shows at Bristol Old Vic to follow the

Fresh from showing at both The Farsight Gallery and The V&A East in London, the Bristol-born and internationally acclaimed documentary and music