Circomedia's autumn season runs cabaret through family theatre at St Paul's

Circomedia's autumn 2026 programme at its St Paul's venue in Bristol opens 18-19 September with Jon Udry's Variety Bungalow, a cabaret night with aerialist Molly Whitehouse, magic duo Kane and Abel, juggler-clown Charles Brockbank and burlesque performer Titsalina Bumsquash.

VOLT, Bristol's circus scratch night, returns 28 October: five new acts straight off the rehearsal floor, chosen by a panel of industry professionals. Big Wolf Company's Lightgarden follows on 29-30 October, part of the Baltic Circus Now Showcase with Circus City.

Laura Murphy's A Spectacle of Herself plays 16-17 October. She co-creates Acts of Existence with Matty May on 6-7 November, part docuseries and part live circus, following four queer circus artists on and off stage.

The season closes with Circus Conspiracy's cabaret on 20-21 November, a BTEC Winter Cabaret with eighteen months of student work on 27 November, and Stuff and Nonsense Theatre's The Three Little Pigs, running 19-23 December.