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Red Bastard

- 19 May 2014

Red Bastard is a controversial figure, grotesque and provocative, playful and aggressive, performer and audience....

- 19 May 2014

Joining forces on World Neurofibromatosis Awareness Day to educate the public and raise money for...

- 19 May 2014

Brighton, it seems, is always in the mood to party. This sold out night of...

- 19 May 2014

From the award-winning Stickyback group comes this highly entertaining and laugh-out-loud silly show, mixing up...

- 19 May 2014

Turner Prize winner Jeremy Deller was a laid-back, unpretentious subject for this event, choosing eight...

- 19 May 2014

The penultimate concert in this series included some of Beethoven’s most impassioned, tragic music which...

- 19 May 2014

We had high expectations of this celebration of Shakespeare’s 450th birthday. The publicity promised so...

- 19 May 2014

Emma Drew held a fantastically engaging day of speakers who approached the topic of reading...

- 19 May 2014

For his Brighton Festival debut Jonathan Biss was in festive mode, starting with Beethoven’s Sonata...

- 16 May 2014

The tale of a homeless man who becomes a war hero after his death is...

- 16 May 2014

Elegance, poetry and cohesive thinking, get it right and this kind of modern dance works....

- 16 May 2014

With Florence Cooke stepping in at short notice for Sophie Cameron, the Gildas Quartet sensibly...