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RETROSPECTIVE: BRIGHTON GAY MEN’S CHORUS

- 3 May 2025

Bare with me a moment, I’m just meddling with the tech to see if I...

- 2 May 2025

What a fun and genuinely entertaining way to start the festival season at Chichester. Gogol’s...

- 1 May 2025

It’s the late 1600s, Mexico, governed by Spain and by the Catholic Church from Rome,...

- 29 April 2025

If you like an Irish ceilidh then you’ll love this spectacular honouring the legacy of...

- 28 April 2025

How the cult chick-flick sensation of 1995 managed to slip by me unnoticed is a...

- 28 April 2025

A top tip for a West End dining treat. I do love my visits to...

- 23 April 2025

As a teenager I became hooked on the novels of Agatha Christie, initially drawn to...

- 15 April 2025

We all knew it would be glorious – and of course it was! Brighton’s much-loved...

- 15 April 2025

A quick glance at what we all knew as the “pop” charts over the last...

- 10 April 2025

Martin McDonagh’s rural drama is a texturally rich story steeped in Irish theatrical tradition and...

- 8 April 2025

If like me you can remember heading to the local cinema, back then no doubt...

- 3 April 2025

Sondheim’s early career as a lyricist, West Side Story and Gypsy, then a leap to...