You are not often dragged into the belly of a bleak urban abyss but The Animals And The Children Took To The Streets leads you down twisted animated corridors that keep your heart pounding and a smile on your face. 1927, the… Read more →
As the evening proved, Christine certainly knew her stuff but then you would expect no less from someone who has studied her craft for over 40 years. Lecture-based as opposed to informal chat, the evening was no less entertaining or informative. The… Read more →
Celebrating 50 years in the biz, and contemporaries of The Rolling Stones, the band hold a somewhat unique place in the history of rock’n’roll. Early success wasn’t quite followed through despite subsequent late 60s work which has nevertheless cemented their long-term cult… Read more →
If Justin Bieber is having a bad week, Olly Murs is having a great one. Out on tour promoting his third album in three years, Right Place, Right Time, the 28 year old operated a one-man charm offensive – with trademark impeccable… Read more →
This fundraiser for Burma Campaign UK was a labour of love, with second act of the night Djalili admitting that he was missing his 21st wedding anniversary to take part. Clearly both comics had their own histories with abuse, being it sexual… Read more →
The marvellous series of chats with media bigwigs (and the best raffle in town) continued with Lisa Holloway helming an engaging opening dialogue with Human League founder Ware. Sharing his amazing journey from Co-op assistant manager to super-producer, we were treated to… Read more →
3.00pm Tuesday in the Dome on a sunny Spring afternoon? What was I thinking? Well, over 300 other folk thought the same and I’m so glad I did. The Dome organ is a marvellous beast and in the right hands it rocks!… Read more →
“Spring has sprung”, chimed Ritzy Bryan as lashings of riffs, pounding bass lines and trashing of drumming smashed their way into the eyes and ears of the eagerly awaiting crowd. The colour of the spectrum played out to us in the form… Read more →
With Jonathan Harvey’s first play, Beautiful Thing, being revived in the West End, it seems highly appropriate to see his much darker work Canary. Brighton Little Theatre tackled this immense and difficult piece with such skill that I felt that I was… Read more →
How I wanted to love this, and how much did I love Jess Robinson who certainly played LV with real conviction and the ability to sing like the stars she loves. Sadly, there it ends, for the rest of it had the… Read more →
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