'Gorilla Pressed and Deep in Conversation'

Our last gazillion Bristol events have been sell outs so get them now or be really disappointed later..

"THANK GOD IT'S NOT WINTERSLAM 3"!

Doors 3.30PM, First Match 4PM

No physical tickets will be distributed for this event. Print off your PayPal receipt or present your transaction number on the door. 

This event will be recorded for On Demand. No filming permitted

present the sequel to the enormous RaffleMania; RAFFLEMANIA II: STRIPWRECKED.

Feat. YxB Pete Dunne, IMPACT Wrestling's Mandrews, Wild Boar, Eddie Dennis, Nixon Newell, #CCK, Chief Deputy Dunne, Love Making Demon and all the characters of the Weird & Wonderful World of ATTACK!

Bring your PayPal receipt/transaction number as proof of purchase on the night!

Doors 7:00PM - Show Starts 7:30PM

ATTACK! Pro Wrestling returns for more spooks and scares from the Weird and Wonderful World of ATTACK!

Featuring all your favourites on Sunday, 29th October 2017!

Come join us in witnessing the October spooktacular, the Halloween party you will not want to miss! As always we'll be holding a costume contest so get raiding those fancy dress boxes and show us what you've got!

Doors 6PM / Start 6:30PM

ATTACK! Pro Wrestling return to the Trinity Centre, Bristol on Sunday 20th October for another night of Weird & Wonderful professional wrestling as we proudly present our annual spooktacular

We'll be opening up doors at 3:30pm with the first match beginning at 4pm to give you enough time to settle in before we start

No physical tickets will be distributed for this event. Print off your PayPal receipt or present your transaction number on the door.

This event will be recorded for On Demand. No filming permitted

We'll be opening up doors at 3:30pm with the first match beginning at 4:00pm to give you enough time to settle in before we start!

No physical tickets will be distributed for this event. Print off your PayPal receipt or present your transaction number on the door.

#ATTACKNOTURNS

This event will be recorded for On Demand. No filming permitted.

All tickets are nonrefundable and sold as general seating, no reserved brackets.

In December 2008 Trinity collaborated with The Wonder Club to produce a spectacular site specific promenade theatre performance At Tether's End. The show was inspired by the true story of a local young man William Pullin who tragically stabbed a police man, PC Richard Hill, to death. The show was part of the Bristol Sound Project and featured artwork, set and performances from a large number of young people working alongside professional artists from Bristol.

The show was a resounding success with tickets sold out every one of the six nights the show ran for. It also received a 4/5 star review from Steve Wright in Venue magazine as well as an excellent write up in The British Theatre Guide. Read the reviews here.

After a brief break Trinity are pleased to offer a new theatre training course run by the director of At Tether's End. For more information please visit our home page.

Click here to read more about our current projects.

Sound on for this film of Let Us Dance....

Back last year we teamed up with Arnolfini and young female dancers to takeover institutional spaces. Running alongside the ‘Still I Rise’ exhibition, a large scale exhibition that documented women’s experiences and acts of resistance in the last 150 years, Let Us Dance invited young dancers from across the city to take over a space with Flash Mob style dances.

We will be continuing to programme dance activity throughout 2020 as part of the #MovingBristol Dance Hubs project. Keep an eye out on our website for activity you can get involved in, including Dance Classes for Women who have experienced or currently experiencing cancer.

Performances times 11am & 1pm (two shows, 1hr each)

Some acorns DO fall far from the tree...

Gather under the branches for the biggest day in the woodland calendar, Drop Day! Arnold the acorn is about to drop from his tree and begin his amazing adventure in search of somewhere to put down his roots. Join Arnold as his story flies in the wind, wiggles across the land and splashes into the sea... Who will he meet along the way and will he ever find the perfect spot to call home?

Taking place in a special bell tent, Arnold's Big Adventure features beautiful shadow puppetry, wonderful original music to sing along to and plenty of thrilling surprises along the way...

Following the success of her one-woman show, The Tap Dancing Mermaid, Tessa Bide returns with an intimate, interactive production perfect for a child’s first theatrical experience, with plenty for parents to enjoy too! “Tessa Bide understands children in a way that can’t be taught” (Children’s Theatre Reviews).

Suitable for children aged 3 - 10 years and their grown-ups.

Limited tickets available so do please purchase in advance.

“just brilliant, so creative and engaging with the children (and the adults)...it was pitched just right”
★★★★★ Whatsgoodtodo.com

Here you will be taken across the world and through the ages - from the world of shapes, sums and mathematical abstraction to the lab with experiments and simulations of quasicrystals - to feast your eyes, ears and mind on beautiful ideas using ballet, breakdancing and the pretty fractal patterns of Hofstadter's butterfly.  Think Misty Copeland meets Beat Street, Penrose, graphene and gorgeous ancient middle eastern tiling.

There will also be a workshop before the performance (5:45-6:45) for those who would like to try a ballet and breakdancing approach to maths and physics for themselves – all ages and levels of expertise welcome. Attendance of the performance and participation in the workshop is free but sign up is recommended.

This event is funded by the UKRI/EPSRC

This participatory workshop will include the distinctive mbira rhythms, songs, percussive accompaniment with traditional ‘hosho’ shakers, ululating and dance. Mbira music lifts the spirits and feeds the soul.

This is a rare opportunity to experience the traditional mbira music of Zimbabwe first hand.

Come journey with us through historical moments from brilliant inventors to visionary artists and experience live music and imaginative storytelling.

Jumping from the past into the boundless possibilities of Afrofuturism.

Let hidden history inspire our future.

This is a free workshop open to children of all ages, walk ups encouraged.

Adventures in Black History is led by Emile Clark in collaboration with Tidal Tales Collective.

Access as Art

Sue MacLaine & Nadia Nadarajah are performers in 'Can I Start Again Please'; the award winning show that explores the capacity of language to represent traumatic experience. The piece is performed in English and British Sign Language

Sue is a qualified & registered interpreter specialising in performance interpreting and Nadia is a native sign language user with a specialism in Visual Vernacular.

The workshop will explore approaches to translation, visual vernacular, creating a BSL script for auto-cue, use of auto-cue. It will be a mixture of practice and theory.

The workshop is aimed at people who are working as professional British Sign Language/English interpreters.

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Mayfest is Bristol’s unique annual festival of contemporary theatre. We are dedicated to presenting a broad range of unusual, playful and ambitious work from leading theatre makers from Bristol, the UK and beyond.

Mayfest is produced by MAYK in collaboration with Bristol Old Vic and works in partnership with other key arts venues across Bristol to present work in both established theatre spaces and non-theatre spaces all over the city.

Mayfest’s Artistic Directors are Matthew Austin and Kate Yedigaroff.

A mix of work  so tasty it makes you want to up sticks and move to Bristol permanently

The Guardian

A pulse-racing programme of work ranging that offers fledgling local companies cheek by jowl with artists of international reputation

The Guardian