Spring has sprung and Bristol's fabulous theatre festival 'Mayfest', is in bloom.
If you have yet to discover this annual festival, now in it's sixth year, then here's what it's all about in a nutshell:
'Mayfest is an annual celebration of contemporary physical, visual and experimental theatre from Bristol, the UK and overseas'
(Mayfest Programme 2009)
Shows take place across the city from the Bristol Old Vic and the Tobacco Factory Theatre to 'A secret location in central Bristol' (the last being the setting for Duncan Speakman's My World is Empty Without You).
Producers Kate Yedigaroff and Matthew Austin have pulled out all the stops this year to create an incredibly exciting and varied festival, whilst managing to maintain low ticket prices (and keep an eye out for special offers!).
You can also get involved with numerous workshops and discussions taking place over the course of the festival, just take a look at the website or the back of the Mayfest brochure for further details.
In addition to writing about productions on Downstage Write, I will providing some reviews for the Theatre Bristol website. You can already read my review of Hard Hearted Hannah and Other Stories by clicking here. You can also keep up to date with new posts on Downstage Write by following me on Twitter.
So grab yourself some tickets and get involved in one of Bristol's most exciting events on the theatrical calendar.
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