- 17 May 2017
Zach Zucker’s brain is scrambled. He’s enacting the war between his id, ego and superego...
The plot of this impassioned but confusing Brechtian-style anti-capitalist musical involves a dark future world...
The House is a one-woman twisted tale of revenge. Jane Postlethwaite’s off key characters include a falconer...
- 16 May 2017
In a programme of lieder named Heimat this coupling of baritone and piano once again...
Sobering truths and the ‘F’ word abound from the lips of Tom Dussek, who gives...
- 15 May 2017
Less than a third of the way into this extraordinary event one became aware if...
How does one sum up a programme of beautiful music delivered by such a fine...
A strong debut from one half of a steeply rising comedy double act, Viggo Venn...
- 14 May 2017
Julie Jepson is a bubbly vivacious bundle of fun. Her brilliant fast-moving character comedy show...
I am a huge fan of Brighton’s gay choirs and in particular The Rainbow Chorus....
Whilst not in the original location, for whatever reason, this was no less engaging. The...
- 12 May 2017
Circus arts have become a dominant force on the festival scene over the last ten...
