- 7 May 2013
Jonny Donahoe, and his pal ‘The Baptists’ aka Paddy Gervers provided us with a mix...
An illicit, dangerous, decadent and oh so fabulous freak show, mixing burlesque with bunnies, breath-taking...
Violent, filthy, funny, visceral, Steven Berkoff’s East is set in rough 1960s East End London,...
This new pairing of voice and guitar was introduced by Ms Morris as uneasy listening,...
Richard Cupidi ran The Public House Bookshop in Little Preston Street, a Brighton institution for...
Live improvised productions are always risky, it is this same risk that makes these shows...
Conceptually inspired by the dystopian films Metropolis and Brazil, Cirque Éloize were spectacular, utilising dance,...
Former ‘Chortle Best Newcomer’ Diane Spencer played to a packed out room upstairs in the...
Cartoonist Ralph Steadman, Hunter S. Thompson and Bruce Robinson’s favoured illustrator and scathing political satirist,...
The Disappearances Project was a heart-rending journey through the experiences of the families of those...
Damian Barr’s eighties memoir, ‘Maggie and Me’, is serendipitously timely given the death of Margaret...
A perfect May afternoon, a beautiful acoustic and Paul Lewis playing Schubert – my first...
