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» Stage: Honey Bees – The Musical

Will this be the must see musical of the season?


How can we possibly resist a press release that opens with the words ‘The First (possibly) and Best (certainly) Field Hockey Musical Ever!’?

Life and love, winning and losing, lesbians and drama queens – all wrapped up in the hilarious harmonious adventure that is: Honeybees – The Musical! They promise we will enjoy rock, pop, hip-hop and musical favourites with a twist, from Hockey Horror to Lady Lager as the Brighton Honeybees take on the Hove Hornets. Who will be queen of the hive?

They go on to offer this; “You’ll laugh, you’ll cry (in a good way) but whatever happens you won’t be disappointed! If you see just one Lesbian Field Hockey Musical this year it’s got to be this one!”

This Brighton-made production is a fundraiser for Allsorts Youth Project, a Brighton-based charity supporting young people under 26 who are Lesbian, Bisexual, Gay, Trans or unsure of their sexual identity, www.allsortsyouth.org.uk.

Honey Bees–The Musical, Sallis Benney Theatre, Sat 3 Dec 7.30pm and Sun 4 Dec 7.30pm, £10/£7.50, box office 01273 709709, arts.brighton.ac.uk/whats-on/gallery-theatre, all profits to Allsorts Youth Project

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