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Weak Nerves

- 12 May 2014

Sporting ex members of UK post-hardcore band Hildamay, I was excited to see what Weak...

- 12 May 2014

All the way from Calgary, Boreal Sons played their first ever UK show right here...

- 12 May 2014

Researched and set in Hastings by playwright Brian Abbott, Half A Cod A Day draws...

- 12 May 2014

We were taken on a jaunt back to the birth of Kabuki dance language and...

- 12 May 2014

Come and spend an evening with a great man. Paddy O’Keefe’s one man show is...

- 12 May 2014

The English Concert under Harry Bicket was brilliant in Mozart’s Divertimento K.136 and the bassoon...

- 9 May 2014

Influential percussionist Talvin Singh led a lineup of talented musicians to provide a soundtrack to...

- 9 May 2014

Alex Horne and his band of talented musical chums kept us enthralled from start to...

- 9 May 2014

The inevitable reality of parents getting older isn’t an obvious choice for a book by...

- 8 May 2014

There is little doubt that this male voice choir have found… well found their voice....

- 7 May 2014

One of the highlights of Brighton Fringe is the musical and comic delights of The Horne...

- 7 May 2014

Bob and Jim have sparkling cockney repartee from the off, utilising ‘all of the kinds...