Maybe this was too big a jump from literary giant to a two-hour play; consequently removing...

I’ve never known so many support acts for one show – two and a half...

A late Noel Coward and a seldom performed one should have given us warning that...

Reg D Hunter has something of the intellectual seducer about him, an articulateness implying he...

American rocker Melissa Etheridge’s first-ever Brighton gig was a loud, fun, energetic evening, as she...

The Big Pink not being particularly ‘big’ or ‘pink’ was just one of many surprises...

Asian Dub Foundation have had their ups and downs since bursting onto the scene with...

I’d have quite happily sat through a set of Eva Cassidy hits; instead the music...

It’s ridiculous really, after all you are effectively paying to see a film you’ve seen...

Anglian pop group The Kabeedies returned to Brighton promoting second album ‘Soap’ (their first for...

Acclaimed stand-up Simon Munnery’s USP was always his oddball eclecticism and linguistic virtuosity, and his...

An overweight political pixie skipped about the stage, delivering barbs and jollies regarding everything from...