Our recent recommendations for The Mount Without
A rally cry in 5/4 time: help keep Bristol Jazz Festival alive! Their One Night Only fundraiser is a five-act blowout traversing hard bop, post-bop, avant garde, classical and fusion. Complete with good eats and a crypt-set nightcap. However you like your jazz, from spacey voyages to political requiems, this is an unmissable one for the heads.
One Night Only Festival Fundraiser at The Mount Without.
To Be Continued gathers a formidable buffet of unconventional artists testing fresh ideas in raw form. From Nicholas Denton’s solo debut to Cleo Lake’s potent memory work, Roseanna Anderson & Joshua Ben-Tovim’s fresh duet to Chevon Edwards’ critique of propaganda. This is performance as inquiry, art in its molten state - exuberant, weird, and emergent.
An evening of works in development from IMPERMANENCE Directors Roseanna Anderson & Josh Ben-Tovim plus special guests.
Sell out warning! A celestial highlight in the Impermanence calendar bursts onto the stage in a shower of rose petals and illuminating candles. Songs of the Bulbul melds deep Persian myths with the whirling dramatics of Sufi Kathak dance and a sweeping, epic score by Rushil Ranjan. A joyous and mesmerising experience; if you give contemporary dance just one chance this year, make sure this is it.
Songs of the Bulbul, a new dance work by Aakash Odedra with choreography by Rani Khanam and music by Rushil Ranjan.
A chic multi-media showcase of local avant-garde couture hosted by Bristol’s beacons of sustainable fashion. Fashion Forward Society transforms The Mount Without into an immersive textile paradise exhibiting photography and garments with live music and DJs to soundtrack the soiree.
FFS presents the Garden of Eden exhibition at the Mount Without
‘Detransition, Baby’ fans, the wait is over:
Bookhaus hosts Women’s Prize nominated author Torrey Peters in the otherworldly Mount Without to launch her highly-anticipated sophomore work. ‘Stag Dance’ dives into the complexities of queerness and transfemininity in a sprawling series of short stories, delivered with Peters’ distinctive sharp wit and candour.
Stag Dance launch with Torrey Peters in conversation with Juliet Jacques