May 2024
Gluck’s Flowers at the Holburne Museum
A hugely talented artist, Gluck lived by nobody’s rules but their own, and when celebrity florist Constance Fry walked into their studio with a delivery, a scandalously queer, tempestuous relationship began. This relationship would challenge gender, class and social mores, and was to produce some of the most stunning paintings of the era. Bristol’s new writing company Theatre West Tpresent a new play set in the 1930s about a real relationship that still feels pertinent today.
Find out more »Gluck’s Flowers at the Holburne Museum
A hugely talented artist, Gluck lived by nobody’s rules but their own, and when celebrity florist Constance Fry walked into their studio with a delivery, a scandalously queer, tempestuous relationship began. This relationship would challenge gender, class and social mores, and was to produce some of the most stunning paintings of the era. Bristol’s new writing company Theatre West Tpresent a new play set in the 1930s about a real relationship that still feels pertinent today.
Find out more »Gluck’s Flowers at the Holburne Museum
A hugely talented artist, Gluck lived by nobody’s rules but their own, and when celebrity florist Constance Fry walked into their studio with a delivery, a scandalously queer, tempestuous relationship began. This relationship would challenge gender, class and social mores, and was to produce some of the most stunning paintings of the era. Bristol’s new writing company Theatre West Tpresent a new play set in the 1930s about a real relationship that still feels pertinent today.
Find out more »