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The Beta Males Go Solo

- 20 May 2015

This evening was a series of entertaining comedic stories of genius from three inspiring comedians...

- 20 May 2015

Works by Mark-Anthony Turnage can discourage ticket sales, but pair him with ever-popular Tchaikovsky and...

- 19 May 2015

A trio of very different pieces showcased the Heath Quartet’s breadth of styles and talent;...

- 18 May 2015

This slick professional and enjoyably silly sketch group have woven together a collection of sketches...

- 16 May 2015

We were promised ‘A joyously original programme of choral singing’ and it was that, although...

- 16 May 2015

I loved this intelligently balanced programme of Liszt, Rubenstein, Dvořák and Schumann songs. However, the...

- 15 May 2015

Handel required much from his singers, male, female or castrato. ‘Being Both’ demanded the whole...

- 15 May 2015

Musician, poet, storyteller and cult figure, Ivor Cutler managed to captivate an improbable cross-section of...

- 14 May 2015

Exploring the inspiration of Stravinsky, the programme had a fresh sense of excitement and pace...

- 13 May 2015

Audley and Co Productions brought a different flavour to their repertoire for this year’s Brighton...

- 13 May 2015

This cross-dressing zombie dance act from Texas was the perfect election night distraction. Entering slung...

- 13 May 2015

This is a superbly acted, tense thriller with a clever script that forensically dissects our...