Dennis Chin, a University of Bristol Mechanical Engineering student, describes how his debilitating skin condition prevented ...

No film director in history has ever been more powerful than Christopher Nolan is right now. Not even Steven Spielberg at his peak (founding his own studio off the back of making Jurassic Park and ...

Have you ever truly considered how your food reaches your table? While there is a growing awareness, do we fully understand the extent of exploitation required to get it there? The hidden operations ...

Cherish the Orange are back on a Bristol stage once again with their new play Foul is Fair, a brassy and bold exploration of female friendship in keeping with the themes of their previous works, ...

Joelle Taylor is an award-winning poet, author, playwright and editor. In honour of pride month and fresh off her recent international book tour for Maryville, we discussed her journey from university ...

Paced like a speeding bullet and made with style to spare, Lucy Marshall’s exceptionally brash and impressively labyrinthine play is perhaps most interesting when viewed as a violently satirical and ...

The upcoming UN Climate Change Conference taking place in Bonn is set to bring together governments, researchers, NGOs, and other stakeholders to advance negotiations on climate policy ahead of COP31.

The first band I got to see at Bristol’s Dot2Dot was self-titled ‘loud band’ Gaws who captured The Lanes venue with a set that felt both familiar and yet ever-changing. Playing to a crowded room at ...