Reviews

András Schiff: Bach Partitas

- 14 May 2019

It was inevitable that we would enjoy this fabulous recital by one of the most...

Eye To Eye

- 12 May 2019

Sheila Hill’s Brighton Festival commission was a fascinating piece celebrating motherhood. Bringing together a large...

Dead Dog In A Suitcase (and other love songs)

- 12 May 2019

Regular visitors to Brighton Festival Kneehigh are fearlessly inventive when it comes to making theatre...

Marmen Quartet

- 12 May 2019

Brighton Festival’s lunchtime concert programme seldom fails to delight, but on occasions that delight turns...

Michael Ball: Coming Home To You

- 9 May 2019

There’s always a sense of Michael Ball being a thoroughly nice guy, whether it’s in...

All I See Is You

- 8 May 2019

It’s the late 1960s and two young men meet, in what was one of the...

Ensemble Correspondances: Music From The Court of Louis XIII

- 6 May 2019

The beautiful setting of Glyndebourne is undoubtedly a jewel in our countryside and the fine...

The Milkman’s On His Way

- 5 May 2019

It’s 2019 and we have so made so many advances when it comes to LGBTQ+...

Brighton Gay Men’s Chorus

- 4 May 2019

Regulars in Latest Reviews the BGMC seldom fail to provide a fine evening of musical...

Glengarry Glen Ross

- 25 April 2019

David Mamet’s powerful play is not only a feat of writing but also a challenge...

Judy Ironside’s weekend film review – Red Joan

- 21 April 2019

A trip to the movies! Earlier today, Yael Breuer sat down with film buff, Judy...

Rock of Ages

- 19 April 2019

Once again a triumphant production from Katy Markey, the powerhouse behind Apollo Productions. This extraordinary...