Ross Noble, as ever, was pretty eclectically excellent. Jumping about from topic to tangent, reporting...

The Pavilion Theatre was buzzing with excitement as Craig Melvin hosted the Big Book Group...

The premature and extended applause echoed that of the very first performance. I wanted encores...

The Hansel and Gretel overture wove a magical spell which blossomed into the Dohnányi Variations,...

The night was full of quirky and entertaining stories and playlets using the theme of...

Brighton Goes Gospel has something special about it. After seeing their May Festival performance, I...

Barb Jungr, Mari Wilson and Gwyn Herbert were full of laughs and enthusiasm as they...

Cornish comedian Jethro’s Brighton show was full of down-to-Earth, slightly old-fashioned humour, stories, and songs....

This was a performance boiled down to basics; just a piano and a man who...

It was a real family affair watching siblings Kitty, Daisy and Lewis Durham – and...

Appearing without you-know-who, Stephen’s second night was a brilliant laugh-out-loud fest. Take away The Office...

Pull A Cracker with the Brighton Gay Men’s Chorus promised a night of Christmas favourites...