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Mixing 900 years of history with dance, art, music and celebration, this breath-taking venue gives the sense of being an ethereal abandoned church, with all the warmth and delight of a beautifully modern creative space, right in the heart of Bristol.
Sympathetically rebuilt following extensive fire damage, The Mount Without continues to be a gathering space. The Main Hall and The Crypt offer the perfect setting for a variety of performances and events.
The Mount Without events is solely dedicated to curating Private & Public Events, from art exhibitions, concerts, private soiree’s, weddings, music gigs, holistic and immersive experiences and IMPERMANENCE create a place for dance in Bristol, with a programme of cutting-edge productions, alongside training and rehearsal space for dancers…
The Mount Without is a shared home between resident dance company IMPERMANENCE & The Mount Without events.
All under one stunning roof.
Upcoming events
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‘Everything forgotten flows’ :solo show by james saywell
1st April - 5th May
General opening hours :
Mondays - Thursdays : 11:00 - 16:00
Sundays 6th & 13th : 10:30 - 15:00
FREE ENTRY
James Saywell joins us for his second solo show with us here at The Mount Without. Featuring his newest pieces of work, James exhibits dreamlike abstract portraits which blend into our withered walls with faces emerging as you pass through the space.
Come along to our preview night on the 1st April 17:00 - 22:00 and join us for a drink and gander through some works.
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AFTER ALL
8th - 10th April, 7.30pm
AFTER ALL is a show about death by Solène Weinachter.It is a celebration of our vulnerable and courageous existence using dance, theatre, storytelling and comedy to ask: how do we deal with the end?
By exploring various funeral rites - ones we have, ones we have lost, and those yet to be invented - choreographer Solène Weinachter confronts our transition between worlds head-on. AFTER ALL is a hopeful attempt to conjure a better sort of space for us to be with loss and collectively contemplate the finite nature of our lives.
"Weinachter is confidently warm and funny, in total command of her material."
★★★★ - The Guardian








