Reviews

JS Bach’s The Art of Fugue – Angela Hewitt

JS Bach’s The Art of Fugue – Angela Hewitt

- 6 May 2014

The Art of Fugue is an acknowledged marathon, for both the performer and the audience....

Irvine Welsh

Irvine Welsh

- 6 May 2014

The Old Market was packed full with fans of Irvine Welsh, famous in particular for...

Viv Albertine

Viv Albertine

- 6 May 2014

Kicking off the literature strand of this year’s Brighton Festival, this former punk, integral member...

Herbie’s Jazz Breakfast

Herbie’s Jazz Breakfast

- 6 May 2014

Despite his fame as the bassist with Lou Reed, David Bowie, Marc Bolan et al,...

The Beethoven Project, Part One – Elias String Quartet

The Beethoven Project, Part One – Elias String Quartet

- 6 May 2014

The Elias Quartet resumed their Beethoven sequence in grand style with contrasting and significant works....

Montfort’s March

Montfort’s March

- 6 May 2014

Aided by a gloriously sunny day, enthusiastic audience and a talented group of engaging actors...

King Lear – Simon Russell Beale

King Lear – Simon Russell Beale

- 6 May 2014

This Lear, a crusty bully crumbling into dementia, is full of interesting subtleties that had...

The Cult Of Comedy

The Cult Of Comedy

- 6 May 2014

There are any number of comedy collection line-ups out there, putting a man or woman...

The Bloody Ballad

The Bloody Ballad

- 6 May 2014

Billed as ‘Grimm’s fairytales meets Quentin Tarantino’, The Bloody Ballad was dropping some serious names...

Opus No.7

Opus No.7

- 6 May 2014

Out of Russia two large works of theatre that filled the Corn Exchange in every...

Sun

Sun

- 6 May 2014

Hofesh Shechter is an extraordinary talent and Sun a vibrant work that poses the seemingly...

Murikamification

Murikamification

- 6 May 2014

Erik Kaiel’s work exploited human physicality and an urban landscape in a way that was...




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