What's On Friday 25th April in Bristol

Events on Friday 25th April

“Get down to the Bristol theatre district for some feel good music from the outstanding Patrick McIntyre, Live @ 10pm and for a chance to see some up-close, live magic from our fantastic bar magician, Sunil Singh!”
From: Music With Pat Mcintyre

“April's HFVC presents a pair of hallucinatory descents into fantasy and psychosis. Leading the way is Elio Petri's 1969 psychosexual mindbender'A Quiet Place in the Country'. Franco Nero stars as a temperamental artist racked by perverse dreams, who decides to quit the fast pace and excitement of 60s Milan and find some peace in the country. Unfortunately for him, it wasn't the city that was culpable for his growing insanity, and alone in a country mansion he rapidly descends into a world of paranoid fantasies, obsessing over the dead nymphomaniac countess who once owned the property, convinced she wants his girlfriend killed”
From: Hellfire Video Club +++

“Short Sharp Scripts in Hand is an opportunity for new and established writers to see their scripts read by professional actors. This is call for writers to send short scripts, in any stage of progress, part of which will be read on stage.”
From: Short Sharp Scripts At Zion

“Moving between moments of lush pastoral beauty and unsettling lunacy with a studied unease, 'Quiet Place' plays something like a Giallo with the more conventional elements blotted out - leaving behind a masterful feast of surrealist imagery and ghostly mind games. Visually stunning in beautiful Technicolour, and featuring one of Ennio Morricone's best and most experimental scores, this rarely screened derangement of the senses demands to be more widely seen, so come and catch it on the big screen!”
From: Hellfire Video Club +++

“Individually, the band members can boast about playing such stages as Glastonbury Festival, Cardiff International Arena, T4 On The Beach, The London Astoria, The Borderline and many other touring venues around the UK. Also individually, having had music played on all major radio stations and appearing on many TV programmes, the coming together of these guys (n girl) was always going to be a smart move.”
From: The Leylines + Guests