Destination Old Market - A Theatrical Promenade at Old Market
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"Squatters and outlaws, market maidens and ecstatic queers - Old Market’s always been a true spectacle. Now it has its own theatrical love letter, penned by treasured poet Dr Edson Burton and Bristol’s dearest eccentric performance artist Tom Marshman. "

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A event on Sunday 13th October. The event starts at 17:00.


Less of the 'old' thanks!

If a street could speak, perhaps that’s what Old Market would say. Vibrant, lively, curious yet still, Destination Old Market - A Theatrical Promenade looks back to Old Market's bustling past and its alternative punk & queer present.

Join us and a cast of characters as we take you on a whistle-stop tour through the lives and loves that make Bristol’s Old Market one of the most memorable streets in the city.

Written by Edson Burton & Tom Marshman

Running time approximately 75 minutes.

The 5pm, 7pm and 9pm shows will be previews which means there will be no ticket deposit attached to the cost.

Meeting Point - Stag and Hounds aim for 10 minutes before each show time.

Please note that elements of this show may not suitable for children due to the nature of its content.

More Information
Destination Old Market is produced by Trinity Community Arts and is part of the City Centre and High Streets Culture and Events Programme, funded by Bristol City Council and the West of England Combined Authority. The initiative aims to attract more visitors to the City Centre, boosting local businesses and the economy.

Entry requirements: 14+

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