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Brighton Theatre return to the Fringe with I Am A Warehouse, an explosive new work set in Gaza and staged at Newhaven Fort

In 2009, Brighton Theatre staged a play, The First Domino, that blew audiences away. Taking a subject as emotive as the London bombing of the Admiral Duncan, a gay pub in Soho, was never going to provide a comfortable theatrical ride. Choosing as a subject the Neo-Nazi David Copeland was a bold and provocative move. His brutal nail bombs had terrorised Brixton and Brick Lane, both racist attacks. His Soho bomb was an aggressive homophobic attack that ended in the death of three people. Read the rest of this article »

Robert Cohen’s The Trials Of Harvey Matusow

“The thing about Joe McCarthy – the thing they never mention – is this: Joe McCarthy was a son-of-a-bitch, but he was the nicest son-of-a-bitch you ever met.” Read the rest of this article »

Pack a rug and a picnic and catch As You Like It in St Ann’s Well Gardens

In stark contrast to Cheek By Jowl’s dark Macbeth there is a chance to catch the lighter side of the Bard with the Festival Shakespeare Company’s new production of As You Like It. And after their huge success with A Midsummer Night’s Dream last year, this promises to be one show not to miss. Read the rest of this article »

Lone Twin Theatre presents The Festival

Internationally acclaimed performance company Lone Twin Theatre presents its appropriately titled new work The Festival this May.

The third part of their acclaimed Catastrophe Trilogy, it sees two lives cross at an Australian festival of music and song where people have gathered to watch the whales. Read the rest of this article »