What's On Thursday 22nd November in Bristol

Events on Thursday 22nd November

“Set in the kitchen of a house in the suburbs of a city built around a large generator, The Constant Drone examines our relationship to silence, time, apocalypse and waiting. The Drone, an ever present hum created by The Generator, guards the characters from their fear of silence. But as the volume decreases, chaotic unrest draws ever closer.”
From: The Constant Drone

“The Brunswick Club is wheelchair accessible via a ramp. This event will take place in the ground floor ballroom. There are toilets on the ground floor but they aren’t wheelchair accessible. If you have any access requirements, email [email protected] and we’ll be happy to help.”
From: Thorny / Trans Pride South West 2018 Cabaret Night

“As lightning cracks at the summit of Mount Olympus, the royal kitten Oedipuss is cursed with the prophecy of killing his father and marrying his mother. Outcast, this brave puss must go on an incredible adventure of self discovery, encountering crooks and charlatans, terrifying monsters and outrageous villains as Oedipuss tries to unlock the complex question of his destiny. But as he soon discovers, escaping your fate isn’t easy when you’ve got the King’s blood on your paws…”
From: Oedipuss In Boots

“He's a multi-award winning comedian, twice nominated for the Edinburgh Comedy Award. As seen on such shows as 'Mock The Week', 'Live at The Comedy Store', 'Russell Howard's Good News' and 'Edinburgh and Beyond'. Go ahead. Name another award. He has two of 'em. Name a festival. He's got the lanyards. And now, he's coming to the little room above your local for a night you won't forget.”
From: Comedy with Carl Donnelly

“Regarded with awe throughout the music world, Lee “Scratch” Perry holds status as one of the most enduring and original reggae producers and artists of all time. From his early days in the 1960’s as a singer and engineer for Coxsone Dodd’s Studio One in Kingston, through his production of the seminal Wailers’ classics African Herbsman and Soul Revolution, Perry’s innovative style marks him as one of reggae’s original treasures. His on the edge creative genius remains evident in his own solo albums of the 1970’s through his steady stream of mind-boggling releases of the 1980’s.”
From: LEE SCRATCH PERRY