This one-woman show, based on Michael Morpurgo’s book, played to a packed house of families. I...

Lunchtime concerts as part of the Brighton Festival are an excellent, if sometimes hidden gem;...

With the rise of circus as an ‘acceptable’ art form comes a rise in expectations....

A programme of Bernstein, Ravel and Stravinsky made for a gloriously powerful evening of music,...

Every festival must have a truly memorable and unmissable moment, and this year we were...

What a delight to see, on the final night, a work that was so exquisitely...

Ashley Fripp, self-contained and confident, filled the auditorium with his rendition of Beethoven’s ‘Sonata No....

Congratulations! After six concerts of sixteen quartets and a quintet, Elias triumphantly concluded their series...

Opening the Brighton Crime Festival, Dark and Stormy, Peter James’ conversation with Peter Guttridge got...

Some 35 million people in the world have dementia with numbers set to grow dramatically...