What's On Wednesday 5th October in Bristol

Events on Wednesday 5th October

“‘I am Judah’, a cinematic documentary film about an Easton community elder ‘Ras’ Judah Adunbi. In 2017, police mistook Ras Judah for a crime suspect and was brutally tasered in the face while he was walking his dog. The officer who discharged the taser was found not guilty at criminal trial and in September 2018 was also cleared of misconduct.”
From: I am Judah

“We are a non-profit so the small fee we charge for tickets is simply so we can continue to afford to put on cheap entertainment but the price is negotiable so please message us if you don't have the funds right now and we will sort something out. No one turned away! Equally, if you do have a few more pennies currently if you could donate a little with your ticket fee or 'pay ahead' you would be really helping out.”
From: Dirty Spread presents 'Camp Gory Times'

“Être Bien luné is a tarot reading night that takes place at To The Moon (Bristol) every first Wednesday of the month. The event is a unique opportunity to approach tarot culture by the use of the Tarot de Marseille, a deck that traces its origins to northern Italy and southern France in the 15th century.”
From: Être Bien luné - Tarot Reading

“Well, what can we say about Liam? If Stewart Lee, Jack Dee and Morrissey ever had a child together then Liam is who they would call son. Liam started performing stand up in Manchester in June 2012. His unique style is a breath of fresh air to the circuit with Liam has crafted his own unique brand of stand up, mixing cleverly honed material and punchlines with excitingly unpredictable audience interaction. All this, mixed in with a hint of ‘whimsy’ and clever observations whilst delivered in a wonderfully unenthusiastic and grumpy style. Liam has become a circuit favourite and is destined for big things.”
From: Dirty Doves Pro Night

“Taking down politicians. Mucking about. New ideas and finding HOPE. This award-winning comedian (is there any other type?) asks how did we get here? What are we going to do about it? Who’s up for a sing-song? After lock-downs and isolation, this show is about the simple act of being in a room together and toppling international capitalism.”
From: Mark Thomas: Black & White