Be Glorious

Bristol-based Glorious Productions emerged from the partnership of Natasha Bloom and Lucy Hopwood to deliver experiential entertainment and skill-based workshops. The company's signature offering combines knife throwing instruction with personal development programming, available for corporate teams and private groups. Their workshop curriculum emphasizes safety protocols, mental focus techniques, and practical throwing skills. The Afterlife Cabaret stands as the company's theatrical cornerstone, with director Jonathan Evans helming the interactive production. The show centers on the character of Madame Magenta, a psychic medium who guides audiences through a satirical séance experience. This cabaret-style performance integrates audience participation while exploring mortality themes through comedy. Glorious Productions operates across Bristol and surrounding areas, adapting their programming for both urban venues and private estates. Their workshop infrastructure accommodates complete beginners in knife throwing, while their theatrical productions maintain consistent runs in established performance spaces. The company serves the adult education and entertainment markets through these two distinct but complementary service lines.