- 3 September 2012
Starting with Elgar’s stirring Froissart Overture, conductor John Gibbons demonstrated his orchestra’s superior quality and...
This one-man puppet show utilises technology and multimedia in a heart-rending story of tragic love...
After a period of not attending Brighton Pride in Preston Park, this year I chose...
In a few all too short hours Sandi Toksvig confirmed her place as one of...
- 30 August 2012
Before we start, here’s a disclaimer: this reviewer knows as much about motor vehicles as...
It was a wet, blustery evening and the theatre only half full, but this didn’t...
After a two hour queue to get into the venue, support groups Titch, NVS, A.M.E....
- 29 August 2012
To see an excellent tribute act like this was the chance to experience for the...
Simmering creepiness was the order of the day with this pot boiler thriller (based on Stephen...
- 28 August 2012
The show started with a younger version of Jim Davidson as support, Lloyd Hollett, who...
The whole show was pure professionalism, easily good enough for Broadway. With fabulous stage sets...
Picture credit: Brighton Noise David Gedge’s fourth annual one-day festival promised and delivered a cornucopia...
