What's On Thursday 24th February in Bristol

Events on Thursday 24th February

“Now we don't just mean Valentine's as in "oh I love you, be mine, yay!"...nahhhhh! We're talking self love, unrequited love, tales of heartbreak, the love of a nice cosy bed at the end of the day, the love of books, the love of film and above all screaming from the rooftops that love is love and is not defined by gender!”
From: A Valentine's Peepshow: An Evening of Burlesque

“This workshop is an introduction to metatronia therapy We will begin with group grounding and meditation exercises. Moving into exploring the core values and principles around metatronia therapy. We will then have a chance to apply this into our practice through energy sensing activities and hands-on healing treatments.”
From: Introduction to Metatronia therapy

“Our focus is to bring you some of the best upcoming comedians from Bristol and around the UK. The line up include new acts and upcoming comedians in the circuit, as well as known headliners working on new material”
From: Buffoon Comedy

“Nick has performed in comedy festivals spanning 3 continents, been awarded the Operational Service Medal by the British army for numerous gigs in warzones, doing everything from shows in Camp Bastion and Kandahar for 5000 troops at a time, to being helicoptered to perform for 20 soldiers in a patrol base in the desert.”
From: NICK PAGE

“Oppo is Bristol's most legendary comedy night! Started by Mark Olver and then run by subsequent generations of Bristol comics, including Russell Howard, Jon Richardson, John Robins, Fin Taylor and Mat Ewins. Oppo is a new material comedy night that has played host to some of the biggest names in comedy in its long history. From Flight of the Conchords and Daniel Kitson to James Acaster, Rosie Jones and Josh Widdecombe in recent years. Every Thursday night at Barrelhouse. Hosts Morgan Rees, Louise Leigh, Jessie Nixon, Abi Clarke and Alex Kitson bring you new material from a handpicked selection of local acts and national headliners trying out their new jokes. For a measly £3. I mean come on?”
From: Oppo Comedy