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NORTH BY NORTHWEST

- 15 May 2025

Over the years I have enjoyed so much of director and theatre maker Emma Rice’s...

- 14 May 2025

No fuss, just a ripple of applause, a moment of calm, then fortissimo G octaves....

- 13 May 2025

It’s so lovely when talented youth teaches old ears wonderful new tunes. That’s exactly what...

- 11 May 2025

I am audience. Or at least until last night that would be how I categorise...

- 10 May 2025

What nerve! For a happy troupe of mainly middle-aged men to adopt the label of...

- 10 May 2025

Anoushka Shanka’s curating of the Brighton Festival 2025 has divided opinion, whilst many of us...

- 9 May 2025

Kumar Muniandy’s one person drama is anything but second class, it goes beyond first class,...

- 8 May 2025

Five excellent musicians – that is three singers, one also playing a Vielle (an early...

- 7 May 2025

Brighton Fringe 2025 has an impressive number of LGBTQ+ pieces, from comedy to the serious....

- 5 May 2025

Handel always sounds stately and special, especially when played by six such superlative musicians. Directing...

- 4 May 2025

Where do you start? Where does he start? There was a post show discussion with...

- 4 May 2025

Oblique Theatre are the stuff from which any fringe festival should be made of. The...