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» Cover Feature: Spamalot

Spamalot is set to thrill audiences at Theatre Royal Brighton this Christmas

For many of us, a family trip to the theatre at Christmas is as traditional as Christmas pudding, tinsel and repeats of Morecambe And Wise on the television. It is sometimes a challenge though, to find a show which the whole family will really enjoy. The international smash hit musical comedy Spamalot is the perfect choice for a family outing and runs at Theatre Royal Brighton from Thursday 15 December 2011 to Saturday 14 January 2012.

It is harmlessly funny, very silly and has dancing, audience participation and, of course, great songs. ‘Always Look On The Bright Side Of Life’, voted the nation’s favourite song, is guaranteed to have children (aged eight and over), parents, teenagers and grandparents singing along.

Written by original Python Eric Idle and John du Prez, Spamalot is based on the story of King Arthur and his knights – think Horrible Histories crossed with Merlin. The show conquered both the West End and Broadway, winning a prestigious Tony Award and has been seen by a million people round the UK.

The cast includes Marcus Brigstocke (CBBC’s Sorry I’ve Got No Head, BBC’s Have I Got News For You, QI, Radio 4’s The Now Show;
The Railway Children at Waterloo Station), who plays King Arthur. Todd Carty (Tucker in Grange Hill and Tucker’s Luck, Mark in EastEnders, PC Gabriel Kent in The Bill) plays his hapless sidekick Patsy and Jodie Prenger (Winner of BBC’s I’d Do Anything, playing Nancy in the West End’s Oliver) plays Lady of the Lake. All three won rave reviews when the show visited Brighton last year.
Helping to make Christmas more affordable, Theatre Royal Brighton has a range of special ticket deals in place for Spamalot.

Family tickets start from as little as £59 for four tickets (available to families of all ages). Or take advantage of the new Teen Ticket, which offers a reduction of £10 per seat at all performances. This special price is valid for young people aged 12 to 19 (terms and conditions apply).

Spamalot is on at Theatre Royal Brighton, Thursday 15 December 2011 – Saturday 14 January 2012. To book tickets call 0844 871 7650 (bkg fee) or visit www.atgtickets.com/brighton. Spamalot is suitable for children aged 8+ at parents’ discretion.

» Shopping: The Rag Trade designer sale

Clear out your closet or bag a discount designer label in the Rag Trade sale

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The only sale where you can buy and sell pre-loved designer womenswear returns to Brighton and it’s bigger and better than ever. This is the chance to clear out your closet and make some cash before Christmas, plus shop in a three-day designer sale! With celebrities including Zoe Ball selling off their clothes, it’s an event not to be missed.
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» Cover Feature: Crafty Christmas

The MADE11 design event returns with even more dazzling wares

MADE11 is Brighton’s Design and Craft Fair. This high quality, contemporary craft and design event takes place in the beautiful Corn Exchange in the heart of Brighton. The fair offers the public the opportunity to buy original and exceptional work from the best local and national designer/makers. Selling direct to the public means that both well established, as well as new talent, can build relationships with buyers, potential buyers, galleries and suppliers.
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» Feature: Fun Run

Latest 7 looks at the events taking place in aid of local and national charities


There’s no better way to spread festive cheer than by supporting charities in local events. If the idea of running a marathon is something you’ve always wanted to do but you are daunted by the prospect, choose to make 2012 your year (just as the Olympics craze sweeps the UK!). Whether you choose to walk or run, charity fundraisers can be great experiences to share with friends and family. And don’t forget there are other ways to show your support for charities too – stewarding on the day for example.
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» Artists Open Houses

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