What's On Wednesday 3rd November in Bristol

Events on Wednesday 3rd November

“Taking place at The Jam Jar, the guest list comprises of Bristol's most atypical patrons, including yourself, as you take the role of a VIP. According to your sinister hosts, your attendance is key in raising funds and fervour for the dubious cause that is 'Give Blood'!”
From: MURDER MYSTERY NIGHT: A Gothic Horror

“It is 1846, and the little town of Lyme Regis is battered by howling winter-gales. Dying and increasingly dependent on laudanum, fossil hunter, Mary Anning reflects on her life. By challenging the status quo whilst making remarkable strides in a male dominated scientific world, her work threatens to disprove the very foundations she was raised on. Haunted by hallucinations of friends, enemies and even the creatures she spent her life hacking out of the living rock, Anning tries to make sense of her existence in her last moments. AsOne bring their signature magical blend of narrative, movement, music and visuals to tell this true story about legacy and coming to terms with the past.”
From: Mary Anning - Lost in Time

“A double bill of shows from Joshua ‘Vendetta’ Nash, acclaimed dance artist, choreographer and boundary breaker and one of the UK’s leading Krump dancers. Krump is a form of street dance characterised by free, expressive, exaggerated, and highly energetic movement. It’s the Rock & Roll or Heavy Metal of the Hip Hop world, a way of expressing difficult emotions, the ones that get you all twisted up inside.”
From: Josh 'Vendetta' Nash - Blacklist and Figleaf

“Zed Alley, Bristol, Wednesday 3/11/2021. £6 advanced, £7 otd. No one turned away for lack of funds. email [email protected] to discuss.”
From: Cremation Lily, Cruelty, KOOE + more

“The snack a delic duo of Leeds based territorial gobbing (Theo Gowans) and basic switches (Hilary Cowtown) use their wits, their fists and clunky junk ways of making music 4 a rip roaring mess that goes every where audibly and physically, u will be finding their boogies stuffed behind the fridge no doubt.”
From: Cardboard Club w/ Garbage Pail Kids, Robert Ridley