A digital illustration of a train, a car, a boat, a plane, and a rocket ship all travelling around a countryside scene with a large lake, central. The sky is a red colour.

Getting Home

Cornerstone Theatre present a humorous and heart-warming performance, and a cautionary tale about family, friendship and the state of our planet.

Digital illustration: Outline of Bristol with two navigation pin icons atop it. The words 'Pathway' 'Employment' 'Skills' and 'Volunteering' appear.

acta introduces Pathway

Pathway is a group that uses fun, engaging and practical creative techniques to help you achieve your goals by mapping a journey for you to follow to education, volunteering and employment.

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When You’re Gone

acta Company invite you for an evening of reflection as they present ‘When You’re Gone’: an exploration of life, death, love, and grief.

Three sudanese young women are dressed in traditional clothing for the procession

Sudafest 2022

Sudafest is a celebration of Sudanese culture. Everyone is welcome at Sudafest – Those with Sudanese heritage and those who want to learn more.

Christine sits with her head in her hands and her knees up, cradling herself. Jan, her friend, stands behind and holds her hand out to comfort her friend.

Hard Evidence

Jan, a survivor of an abusive relationship, finds her confidence grows when she is invited to join an advisory group where her story matters and is valued. Can her friend, Christine, feel the benefits too?

Graphic promoting Creative Wellbeing Cafe. Paint splodges, ripped paper, thread, a spoon surround the words "Creative Wellbeing Cafe"

Creative Wellbeing Café

We are excited to announce the re-opening of acta’s Creative Wellbeing Café. The café will be open on Thursdays from 10.30am to 2.30pm, serving hot drinks, homemade cakes, and a simple lunch. From 11am-1pm you’ll be able to get hands-on

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Listen now: Chocolate Biscuits

A group of Black Hijabi Muslim Girls from Bristol ages 11-17 who met over 8 weeks to talk about issues that matter to them. Grab your chocolate biscuits and listen to the girls put the world to rights. This podcast is part of acta Community Theatre: Turn Up; amplifying under-platformed voices.