The heart-breaking music of Wagner’s ill-requited lovers ‘Tristan & Isolde’ began this lush programme for...

Five brilliant musicians explored Benjamin Britten’s relationship with two of his most illustrious composer friends....

There’s no one quite like Brighton resident Nicholas Cave; an artist who invites and divides...

Large gatherings of middle-aged women can be scary enough on their own. Throw in some...

Back at The Concorde in support of their fourth eponymous album, the LA hardcore punks...

Programmed as a part of the Science Festival, this was a one-off never-to-be-repeated version of...

This annual fundraiser for local charity Amaze is fast becoming a comedy calendar must-see. The...

Carnival fever hit Brighton as the UK’s leading jazz ambassador presented his new Caribbean-flavoured album....

After a late start and a slightly shaky beginning (a little cymbal adjustment during the...

Not often do I walk into the Green Door to find a man on stage...

There are plenty of Ellen Kent touches in this richly melodramatic ‘Tosca’. Crowds of children...

Bounding on as Jimmy Savile, Sadowitz delighted in viciously ripping him apart along with his...