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Spies: Fact or Fiction

- 29 May 2014

With a panel consisting of former head of M15 turned crime writer Stella Rimington, BBC...

- 29 May 2014

After a very full evening concert in the Dome, the strings of the Philharmonia Orchestra...

- 29 May 2014

Under John Wilson’s wonderfully clear conducting, the Brighton Festival Chorus made Bernstein’s ‘Chichester Psalms’ seem...

- 29 May 2014

An interesting piece of abstract theatre so obtuse the audience loses the intrinsic value of...

- 29 May 2014

A 45 minute delay with no explanation wasn’t the best way to start the show,...

- 29 May 2014

Focusing on the performances and direction of children in film, this documentary is a goldmine...

- 28 May 2014

Abraham Lincoln, Myra Hindley, Emmeline Pankhurst, Bettie Page – for some, this line up may...

- 27 May 2014

This one-woman show, based on Michael Morpurgo’s book, played to a packed house of families. I...

- 27 May 2014

Lunchtime concerts as part of the Brighton Festival are an excellent, if sometimes hidden gem;...

- 27 May 2014

The queues outside the Brighton Centre began from early afternoon, curious passers-by wondering why on...

- 27 May 2014

With the rise of circus as an ‘acceptable’ art form comes a rise in expectations....

- 27 May 2014

A programme of Bernstein, Ravel and Stravinsky made for a gloriously powerful evening of music,...