APPROACHING 80: A CABARET

Lynn Ruth Miller is APPROACHING 80 and she’s pulled out the stops. Listen to outrageous comedy and song that tells it like it is and it’s all good. The best is coming and she’s determined to get it all.

What they are saying:

Lynn Ruth Miller uses the blast furnace of her life to gently boil down the huge amount of experience in the crucible of her mind to leave us all with disarming golden nuggets that threaten our ideas of what is important and remind us that each precious moment is worth wringing every drop of life out of! She shows us, vividly, that life gets better as you get older, and teaches us, in her sneaky way, that being naughty is ok…Eric Page: Theatre Feed, 2010.

Show 8.30pm & 10.30pm Price £5

Cabaret Bar

The Treason Show

Brighton’s legendary Treason Show, now in its record-breaking 12th year, is back with its usual mix of topical songs and sketches with a festival twist. Led by founder (and occasional nudist) Mark Brailsford, The Treason Show is written by a team of over 40 writers and is returning to its roots in cabaret style, at The Latest Music Bar, Brighton.

Doors 8.00 Show 8.30 Price £13.50/ £10 advanced

APPROACHING 80: A CABARET

Lynn Ruth Miller is APPROACHING 80 and she’s pulled out the stops. Listen to outrageous comedy and song that tells it like it is and it’s all good. The best is coming and she’s determined to get it all.

What they are saying:

Lynn Ruth Miller uses the blast furnace of her life to gently boil down the huge amount of experience in the crucible of her mind to leave us all with disarming golden nuggets that threaten our ideas of what is important and remind us that each precious moment is worth wringing every drop of life out of! She shows us, vividly, that life gets better as you get older, and teaches us, in her sneaky way, that being naughty is ok…Eric Page: Theatre Feed, 2010.

Show 8.30pm & 10.30pm Price £5

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Cabaret Bar

The Treason Show

Brighton’s legendary Treason Show, now in its record-breaking 12th year, is back with its usual mix of topical songs and sketches with a festival twist. Led by founder (and occasional nudist) Mark Brailsford, The Treason Show is written by a team of over 40 writers and is returning to its roots in cabaret style, at The Latest Music Bar, Brighton.

Doors 8.00 Show 8.30 Price £13.50/ £10 advanced

APPROACHING 80: A CABARET

Lynn Ruth Miller is APPROACHING 80 and she’s pulled out the stops.  Listen to outrageous comedy and song that tells it like it is and it’s all good. The best is coming and she’s determined to get it all.

What they are saying:

Lynn Ruth Miller  uses the blast furnace of her life to gently boil down the huge amount of experience in the crucible of her mind to leave us all with disarming golden nuggets that threaten our ideas of what is important and remind us that each precious moment is worth wringing every drop of life out of!  She shows us, vividly, that life gets better as you get older, and teaches us, in her sneaky way, that being naughty is ok…Eric Page: Theatre Feed, 2010.

Show 8.30pm & 10.30pm Price £5

Cabaret Bar

The Treason Show

Brighton’s legendary Treason Show, now in its record-breaking 12th year, is back with its usual mix of topical songs and sketches with a festival twist. Led by founder (and occasional nudist) Mark Brailsford, The Treason Show is written by a team of over 40 writers and is returning to its roots in cabaret style, at The Latest Music Bar, Brighton.

Doors 8.00 Show 8.30 Price £13.50/ £10 advanced

Battle Of The Trees

A storm rages; a child is born; an ancient secret uncovered on a Norfolk beach; and somewhere, an army of trees begin to march…

How is it that trees have such emotional pull for us? Join Christine as she weaves a darkly beautiful web of tangled trees reaching from prehistory to today; at its centre, the medieval Welsh poem that inspired Tolkein and Shakespeare. Fragments of folklore, history and poetry are recycled into a haunting evening of contemporary and very personal storytelling, as Christine explores the ways our lives connect with these giant beings. With live music.

“the weekend’s standout… impossible to top” Leslie Berman, New York Times

Christine Cooper comes from wild West Wales, where the sea eats the land inch by inch. She collects dusty old fragments of folklore, poetry, myth and song, and painstakingly pieces them together, making new work out of the broken remains of times past. Christine has toured internationally as both a storyteller and musician, and has won awards for her quietly beautiful folk music.

Doors 6.30 Show 7.00 Price £6

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Lonestar

Barebones Project

A starry night in Texas. Behind the back of Angel’s Bar, for the brothers Roy and Ray, the past meets the present. Who’s driving the 1959 pink Thunderbird convertible and where have all the coyotes gone? Lone Star speaks to the changing face of America after the Vietnam war.

Doors 9.00pm Show 9.30pm Price £10/ £8 concessions

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Lonestar

Barebones Project

A starry night in Texas. Behind the back of Angel’s Bar, for the brothers Roy and Ray, the past meets the present. Who’s driving the 1959 pink Thunderbird convertible and where have all the coyotes gone? Lone Star speaks to the changing face of America after the Vietnam war.

Doors 9.00pm Show 9.30pm Price £10/ £8 concessions

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Stories With Tea

Have a cup of tea and let Lynn Ruth Miller’s tales show you how to discover the magic in all our lives, filled with laughter and tears, seasoned with an unvarnished dose of reality. This is everyone’s story, old as time and new as tomorrow…not to be missed!
The stories she’ll tell include THE MELTING POT, a description of the challenges of bridging two cultures at the turn of the century, SAVING THE DOWNTRODDEN, a picture of the unexpected results of idolizing Eleanor Roosevelt, THE NIGHT THE DOG BIT PRINCE CHARMING, unexpected perks from a dog attack and FAREWELL TO THE TOOTH FAIRY, coming to terms with reality.

Doors 4.00pm Price £6 Includes tea and biscuits.

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Lonestar

Barebones Project

A starry night in Texas. Behind the back of Angel’s Bar, for the brothers Roy and Ray, the past meets the present. Who’s driving the 1959 pink Thunderbird convertible and where have all the coyotes gone? Lone Star speaks to the changing face of America after the Vietnam war.

Doors 9.00pm Show 9.30pm Price £10/ £8 concessions

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Cabaret Bar

Trumpton Comes Alive

A tribute to the music of Freddie Phillips

by  Stephen Wrigley (MD Lost and Found Orchestra & award-winning Brighton Beach Boys)
with Adrian Oxaal (Lead Guitarist of James)
Glen Richardson (BBC Radio 2′s The Day The Music Died)
& Tom Arnold (Brighton Beach Boys)

In 1966, Graham Murray asked Classical Guitar virtuoso Freddie Phillips to provide music and songs for his animated puppet children’s series, Camberwick Green. The result was an instant and huge success, with songs such as Windy Miller, An Army Truck and the haunting credits theme passing into folklore.

Show 3.00pm – 4.00pm / 7.00pm – 8.00pm Price £5/ £4

Tickets: http://www.wegottickets.com/f/4362

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Clowns

+ Deadbeat Descendant

+ The Witches

+ The Rusted Guns

+ Birdengine

Clowns

“Featuring members of Brakes [sic], The Poppycocks and Restlesslist, Clowns are without a doubt one of Brighton’s finest live bands, turning wherever they play into a sweaty, heaving mass. Oh and they rock like one mean bastard. For the uninitiated among you, expect peculiar and twisted tales set to dirty garage rock riffs, combining the rockabilly swagger of the Eighties Matchbox B-Line Disaster with the pop sensibilities of early Squeeze. Disturbing yet darkly playful, if you haven’t had the live experience before then where the hell have you been? Prepare to be well and truly clowned.” – BRIGHTON SOURCE

Deadbeat Descendant

This great band breathes garage rock and blues its sounds are high tempo and full of attack. If we had to imagine they were spawned from 2 bands it would be the stones and the stooges with the frontman being full of all the swagger, talent and charisma of the fore mentioned bands iconic vocalist.

The Witches

The Witches are a Dark/Surf/Grunge band lurking through the depths of the British underground music scene, The Witches bring together an unhealthy blend of darkness and surf and we like them very much.

The Rusted Guns

Two-Piece Garage/Blues band from Brighton they ripped our ears off when we heard them last time and they are growing bigger with every gig. Raw, dirty and full of energy and we are really looking forward to it.

Birdengine

Birdengine is the musical project of Lawry Joseph Tilbury, whose unique music has been described by The Independent as ‘beautiful, backwards weirdness’ and by WARP Records as “an unknown supernatural force”.

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Doors 8.00 Show 8.30 Price £3 before 20.45 £4 after

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Swingalicious

Doors 8.00 Price £6/ £8 advanced £10/£8 on the door

Tickets – www.wegottickets.com/event/168416

The renowned Speaky Spokey – “Brighton’s grooviest spoken word and music night” - returns with a phantasmagorical line up: the Vic & Bob of the literary world, Felstead and Waddell, give another beguiling performance of 100 words, and announce the winner of the planet’s first 100 word story competition; Sarah Angliss duos with her theremin-playing robot; the National Theatre favourite, Matthew Robins flies into town with his spectacular tales of Flyboy; Pete Fijalkowski, plumbs Birghton’s quirky past in his word & song set,Things I Found in Books; Brian Bell unveils his richly animated, dark tales of love; DJ Harry K spins drum ‘n’ bass; and Speaky Spokey’s original Dadda-cool, Colin Grant sets the ball rolling with his home counties Jamaican stylee.

Doors: 8.00pm Show: 8.30pm Price: £5 / £4 advanced

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Gogol

A play by
RICHARD CRANE
directed by
FAYNIA WILLIAMS
designed by
ROMANY MARK BRUCE
Composer/sound design
NICK PYNN

Brighton Theatre is delighted to announce that BRIAN CAPRON will star in their new production of GOGOL for the Brighton Fringe 2012.

It’s 1978. Energy crisis, stagflation, space invaders and punk are destabilizing the little world of the Electricity Board Clerk. To keep his life on the rails, he sums up, organizes and plans his existence across the Void of Sunday. But unknown powers are undermining him. Betrayed by his Coat, and led astray by his Nose, his imagination breaks loose, as he transforms from self-effacing conformist to monstrous egomaniac, speeding like light across a frozen sea and somersaulting into infinity.

Show 6.00 Price £10

No late comers will be admitted

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Cafe Scientifique

MINOS – The world’s largest speed camera for the Universe’s smallest racer

Ryan Nichol, University College London high energy physics group
      
Neutrinos are unimaginably tiny particles of matter, that are the smallest amount of anything ever conceived by man. In this talk, I’ll introduce the neutrino and explain why so many physicists around the world are keen to study the elusive particle. Particular attention will be paid to the hot physics topic of last year: do neutrinos travel faster than the speed of light? In the coming months the MINOS experiment will weigh in with new results on the apparently speeding particle.

Doors: 7.30pm Show: 8.00pm Price: Free, collection made to cover cost

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Cabaret Bar

Gogol

A play by
RICHARD CRANE
directed by
FAYNIA WILLIAMS
designed by
ROMANY MARK BRUCE
Composer/sound design
NICK PYNN

Brighton Theatre is delighted to announce that BRIAN CAPRON will star in their new production of GOGOL for the Brighton Fringe 2012.

It’s 1978. Energy crisis, stagflation, space invaders and punk are destabilizing the little world of the Electricity Board Clerk. To keep his life on the rails, he sums up, organizes and plans his existence across the Void of Sunday. But unknown powers are undermining him. Betrayed by his Coat, and led astray by his Nose, his imagination breaks loose, as he transforms from self-effacing conformist to monstrous egomaniac, speeding like light across a frozen sea and somersaulting into infinity.

Show 3.00 & 6.00 Price £10

No late comers will be admitted

Cabaret Bar

East by Steven Berkoff

byMoonlight Theatre

byMoonlight’s East offers the audience, should they dare to take it, a hilarious, heartfelt and uncensored insight into the cut-throat violence and uncertainty of London’s east end through five characters; impetuous and repugnant yet charming best friends Mike and Les, sultry and promiscuous object of their sexual wants Sylv, racist Dad and television warped Mum. The group’s questionable actions are overseen throughout by a charming and judgemental piano player who tinkers his ivories in response to their abhorrent deeds and desires.

Doors 9.00 Show 9.30 Price £10/ £8