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15% of The Seagull

- 9 May 2012

15% of The Seagull tells the story of one serious actor and another less committed...

- 9 May 2012

Based in the narrow passageways and tightly packed buildings of Brighton’s South Lanes, this captivating...

- 8 May 2012

A charming evening of jazz performed by some wonderful musicians and fronted by Mr Worsted...

- 8 May 2012

There should be a national position for Alain De Botton, the Archbishop of Atheism perhaps....

- 8 May 2012

Simon Armitage was in playful mood for this Faber Social in the salubriously done-out Corn...

- 8 May 2012

Club impressario and flamboyant fellow around town Boogaloo Stu has taken time out to help...

- 8 May 2012

The Circus Project is a collection of vivacious and talented young people who performed amazing...

- 8 May 2012

There are three things you need for a successful play: a good script, a good...

- 8 May 2012

Patti Plinko deals in sex, death and drinking; age old inspiration for song of course,...

- 8 May 2012

The Killing Fields is a documentary by Carlo Nero; following a screening of this thought-provoking...

- 8 May 2012

As elegant as ever Redgrave took the stage and held the audience for nearly two...

- 8 May 2012

From the moment you enter The Sabai Pavilion you become part of the party. The...