A mischievous swipe at the dominance of supermarket culture and consumerism.

A startling theatre-in-the-round dance piece from Tobacco Factory Associates The Mark Bruce Company.

So, it's the day after the general election, and we'll have all been up the night before. What better excuse then, to have a party the next day?

The Invisible Circus return as the late night spectacle for this year’s Mayfest at their city centre venue The Island.

Whose turn is it to do the washing up tonight then?

Intimate performances, works-in-progress, audio and video installations and much, much more.

We are five performers in search for a partner...

After an award-winning Edinburgh run, the thrilling young company Dancing Brick return to The Brewery.

A beatboxing adventure...

John Moran and Saori return to Mayfest following their hit show in 2009.

Two performance walks that invite you to take a fresh look at your city.

Following their hugely successful show Hard Hearted Hannah (Mayfest 09) Cartoon de Salvo are back in Bristol with their new show Pub Rock.

Join us for a double bill of work in progress performances by exciting Bristol-based companies.

"Boundlessly enthusiastic, insanely optimistic and inexpressibly charming." The Guardian

An award-winning show exploring the life of Fredricksson's life – from dosshouse childhood to dancing on graves.

A chain of events alters a private world to devastating effect when two lives cross at a festival of music and song.

An invitation to join the first ever meet of the Bristol Synchronised Swim Team.

Welcome to Ausform - an imaginary landscape full of beauty.

A new performance about gut feelings; fight, flight and freeze reactions; impulse, love and undefended moments.

A darkly comic new show that combines live action, puppetry, a fact-packed text and striking visual effects.

A celebratory venture into modern-day feminism.

This is a picture of Rachael and Lisa. They wanted to make a theatre show but couldn't think of an idea.

Inventing what we cannot remember, together we consider how to get better with age.

An automatic gameshow-cum-cult induction ceremony, ingeniously built into an innocuous looking caravan.

Tender, intimate, and all covered in bird shit; The Master Chaynjis return to Bristol Old Vic for their first show of 2010.

A ciruitous and ambiguous black comedy.

50 minutes of comic absurd mayhem. Two idiots put on a Cirque-du-Soleil type show using only a chair and a box of cast-off vegetables.

Legendary New York performance artist Peggy Shaw takes the audience on a journey across the landscape of her own body.

Two performers and a musician conjure up the confines of the infamous Smalls Lighthouse.

Performance artists Kate Ashman and Sylvia Rimat set out to explore the intertwined connections of falling on a literal, political, personal and very real physical level.

A skewed stand-up quest to the wiry heart of the cyber web.

Triptych fuses innovative storytelling with a distinctive combination of visual theatre, puppetry and masks.

A uniquely designed, fly-by-night hotel on Bristol's harbourside brought to vivid life through dance and sound.

An immersive world of bizarre, wonderful and dark truths about light entertainment and the state of humanity.

Different every night - a show of fireworks or perhaps self-immolation. An unbearable. An unstoppable Flow of Lava. A Dinner Party.

The story of two boys smuggled into the UK hoping for a better life and one man’s pursuit of justice at all costs.

Confused, fatalistic, loyal, Sachi is a young Japanese woman on a personal journey to find a 

A hilarious examination of co-dependence, malicious domination and the subversion of the natural order.

Where do you come from? Where are you going? When you are miles away from the place of your birth, can you ever feel truly at home?