- 30 May 2016
‘Hamlet’ is just full of quotations and some hints of Shakespeare have slipped into this...
Neil Bartlett is a remarkable talent and his work is always fascinating and thought provoking,...
- 28 May 2016
The Dr Blighty theme recalling Brighton’s Indian military hospitals during the Great War was well...
- 27 May 2016
The Lunchtime Concert series ended with a heavyweight programme. Schubert Notturno in E-flat major Op....
- 26 May 2016
This endearing pair began with Schumann at his most tuneful, his five folk-tune pieces. Then...
As West Side Story took the tale of Romeo And Juliet to a new era,...
Malcolm Martineau’s second recital featured two of his favoured recording partners. Tritschler animated his bright...
- 25 May 2016
Soares is a name to remember, and I’m thankful that he came to Brighton so...
Ross Gurney-Randall played a magnificent Henry VIII in this fabulous one-man show. He thundered on...
Biologist, Anglican and exceptional public speaker, Rupert Sheldrake spoke about science and spiritual practice as...
The premise is simple – an abridged version of a Shakespeare classic is performed in roughly...
The two generation gaps in this tale are dry, gaping wounds that are crippling a...
