Skip to Main Content

Award-winning poet Bradley Taylor arrives in Bristol as part of his 2026 nationwide tour – presented by Chuckle Busters and Milk Poetry


After a sellout show in Birmingham last year featuring Kate Ireland, Caitlin O’Ryan, Zakariye and more, Bradley Taylor & Friends brings you a showcase of the very best in spoken word and performance on display today. All of this will be capped off with a full show from Bradley himself, performing work from his debut collection You Missed The Best Part as well as brand new work that’s never been heard before.

Described by Craig Charles as “a brand new voice and a fresh perspective on the art of poetry and performance”, Bradley has performed at the Hay Festival, Cheltenham Literature Festival, Latitude Festival, the V&A Museum, the Roundhouse, on boats and in the backs of pubs. He recently supported Big Special on their UK/IE tour, as well as being commissioned to write a poem for Steven Knight, creator of the Peaky Blinders.

In 2025, Bradley’s performance was nominated for the Sky Arts award for poetry. In 2024 he won the Roundhouse Poetry Slam, the night of which was the biggest poetry slam in history.

He writes for, and about, people.

  • Dates: Sun 13th Dec 2026
  • Show time: 7pm
  • Tickets: £14
  • Running Time: 90 mins (with interval)
  • Suitable for: Ages 16+
  • Spoken Word
  • Connect with the artist:

  • Running Time: 90 mins (with interval)
  • Suitable for: Ages 16+
  • Connect with the artist:

You may also like...

Tues 15th - Sat 19th Sept 2026

7.30pm £14

Myths. Mischief. Migration. The new show from storyteller and guest on The Blindboy Podcast, Clare Murphy (The Spanking Goddess & Other Discarded Tales, The Liar King)

TheatreSpoken Word

Thurs 24th - Sat 26th Sept 2026

7.30pm £14

Award-winning storyteller, Debs Newbold (as heard on The Blindboy Podcast), gleefully delivers the boisterous, remarkable and inspirational story of her hero, Grainne ni Mhaille, aka Grace O’Malley, the legendary Irish clan chief and queen of the sea

TheatreSpoken Word

Tues 29th Sept 2026

7.30pm £14

House of Figs share their powerful one-act piece navigating the choppy waters of friendship, from platonic meet-cutes to courageous conversations… and beyond – Join poet Beth Calverley and musician Beth Roberts on a voyage through deep friendship feelings, safely afloat in an otherworldly choir of spoken and sung voices

MusicSpoken Word

Choose a date

Sun 13th December
7:00 pm
£14

Availability