What’s on at The Alma Tavern Theatre in Bristol this autumn?
Posted on: 06 Oct 2016One of the quirkiest theatres in Bristol has an amazing autumnal line up of shows to suit all. The Alma Tavern Theatre has been a corner stone of revolutionary theatre venues for shows in the city and has been going strong for 20 years now. With a mouth watering prospect over the next few months for everyone, how could you say no?
Here’s what you can expect –
The Trouble with Hitchcock by Michael Haslett - 4th - 8th October
The Last Five Years by Jason Robert Brown - 12th - 15th October
A Taste of Honey by Shelagh Delaney - 18th - 29th October
The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Family by Ben Norris - 31st Oct - 1st Nov
The Double Bass by Patrick Suskind - 2nd - 5th November
A View From The Bridge by Arthur Miller - 8th - 12th November
Audacity by Simon Mawdsley -15th - 19th November
For any more information on any of the shows mentioned above please visit the official website at - almatavernandtheatre.co.uk.
The Alma Tavern Tavern has proved itself to be an incredibly versatile space that has presented hundreds of theatrical productions in Bristol, many of which have been world premieres. This, in addition to having close links with the majority of prestigious theatre companies in the city, has led to the Alma Tavern Theatre being recognised as one of the region's premiere theatre companies.
The theatre has also consistently championed new writing, and for many years Theatre West held a seasonal writing residency there. Alma Tavern Theatre also works with an encourages the South West's university societies and amateur dramatic groups and regularly presents productions by some of the country's best touring theatres. The venue also works closely with Red Rope, Hecate Theatre and the Bristol Old Vic.
You can also connect with everyone at The Alma Tavern through Facebook.
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