This spirited distillation, billed as ‘thrilling Shakespeare for ages 8+’ far exceeded my expectations. The...

These NME “next big thing” shows are unreliable at best, purely unwarranted hype at worst....

One of the great acts of the noughties, the Eighties’ have reformed, returning to the...

The elegance of Somerset Maugham’s writing is undeniable and the themes now timeless in this...

Easily one of, if not the most, important band of the last 25 years –...

This award-winning sketch group recently announced their first BBC Radio 4 series, after years of...

Bringing his Fosters Edinburgh Best Newcomer Award-nominated show to the Brighton Comedy Fringe, Trent demonstrated...

This concert embodies the spirit of the Brighton Early Music Festival (BREMF), simply world class...

Excuse me for forgetting about many a summer through the nineties with a soundtrack from...

The loveable bearded Supergrass singer fronted a full band supporting his electronic pop-rock album ‘Here...

From the volatile, testosterone-fuelled ‘Camp du Drap d’Or’, when Henry VIII met François I in...

To some Phil Collins represents everything that’s bad in music; a symbol of over-bloated bland...