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Comedy: The Horne Section

- 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...

- 7 May 2014

A mix of film documentary and art installation, Bonanza was staged with five screens underneath...

- 6 May 2014

Staging the show downstairs in the bar area was a brilliant touch, complementing the intimacy...

- 6 May 2014

Brighton Fringe 2014 dishes up a delicious slice of Dante’s infernal comedy Put together two...

- 6 May 2014

Tim Crouch is a performer and writer of immense talent, and here we have him...

- 6 May 2014

Jeff Hemmings searches for the elusive formula There is something rather disconcerting and odd about...

- 6 May 2014

A diverse and energetic performance by the Edinburgh comedy troupe. Starting the night off with...

- 6 May 2014

With its diamond shaped set, it was like being on stage with the band as...

- 6 May 2014

The first event in the Cinema of Childhood film strand of this year’s Brighton Festival,...

- 6 May 2014

Armed only with their trademark box of props and puppets, Box Tale Soup followed last...

- 6 May 2014

Ensemble Amarillis aims to conceive and perform music as a universal language, in a new...