Arts and Entertainment Archives - Page 23 of 26

The virtual reality art that lets you step inside another world, literally

- 17 May 2022

As I begin our zoom meeting and the face of Brightonian artist, Maf’j Alvarez, blurs...

- 13 May 2022

‘Are We Gonna Be Alright?’ is both the name of and the question asked by...

- 11 May 2022

If you want your faith in humanity restored here’s the prescription! Go see The KETTLING...

- 11 May 2022

Meet Selena Mersey who takes a step into the word of Sigmund Freud with her...

- 11 May 2022

Countertenors used to be restricted to College choirs and Early Music ensembles, only showing their...

- 9 May 2022

“One-hit wonders are like love affairs – intense, but alas, all-too-brief. So join award-winning performer...

- 5 May 2022

Glen Richardson has been known as the ‘Human Jukebox’ for decades, and he is now...

- 3 May 2022

Pinter himself never pandered to questions about what his plays meant so far be it...

- 3 May 2022

Porridge Radio started making waves from Brighton beach in 2015, and most recently have surfed...

- 26 April 2022

Like so many of us, local artist Emma de Polnay felt utterly helpless as she...

- 26 April 2022

Eastbourne College has thriving departments of Drama and English. Their summer Creative Arts Festival has...

- 26 April 2022

Andrew Kay gives his top tips for getting into opera with La Boheme at Eastbourne’s...