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Michael Clark Company – to a simple, rock ‘n’ roll. . . song

- 11 October 2018

Michael Clarke’s audience cannot relax for a second in case they miss a single pulse...

- 8 October 2018

POT was an extremely hard hitting and powerful piece of writing, which focused on the...

- 8 October 2018

A quick return following her March show saw Cook in a playful mood as she...

- 8 October 2018

Patrick Monahan’s latest comedic tour was certainly one of the most observational and insightful evenings...

- 8 October 2018

Opportunities to hear Philip Glass played live are few and far between so to have...

- 1 October 2018

Dave Gorman revels in his pedantry, and it’s hardly surprising as he does it so...

- 29 September 2018

It takes a brave conductor to prepare an ad-hoc choir for even an informal concert...

- 27 September 2018

Nominated for Best New Artist at the NME Awards, the guitar-based band played a mix...

- 26 September 2018

As a film it was huge and this stage production is equally massive with an...

- 26 September 2018

For one day every two years, Newhaven Fort brims with preposterously abundant charm, when experimental...

- 24 September 2018

Austentatious has an illustrious cast, from which tonight’s players were selected. Tonight we were treated...

- 23 September 2018

Doom Room’s extensive list of trigger warnings give the impression of a shocking, scary or...