September 2022 – Harry Mottram

Sat. Nov 23rd, 2024

Bath Voice Theatre Review: Revealed – a brilliant, fiery and testosterone fuelled family drama with added violence and fried chicken

Sep 28, 2022 harrymottram

Theatre Review: Revealed at The Tobacco Factory, Bristol Men, men, men. You might ask, where are the women in Daniel…

Rapscallion Magazine Feature: 36 Hours in Rome’s Airport – a birthday nightmare with added cheese rolls, Speedy Boarding and armed police plus overtones of Tom Hanks in The Terminal

Sep 20, 2022 harrymottram

36 Hours in Rome’s Airport As I walked out into the cool night air at Bristol Airport, I felt euphoria…

Bath Voice Theatre Review: The Mission Theatre’s gripping production of The Beauty Queen of Leenane includes biscuits, a little black dress and a murder weapon in Martin McDonagh’s black comedy

Sep 7, 2022 harrymottram

Step into Mag’s parlour where a badly tuned radio crackles in the background, a pot of porridge congeals on the…

BATH VOICE: How artists have viewed Bath in paintings on display in the Victoria Art Gallery

Sep 5, 2022 harrymottram

By Harry Mottram: They painted Bath as they saw it and what they saw was not the colour photos in the…

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