- 28 May 2013
Bringing the Brighton Festival’s string of ever successful lunchtime concerts to a close, this sold...
Mike Wozniac is a humorous and likeable chap. He is not, however, terribly organised. A...
A frankly ragged and unsatisfying look at contemporary feminism. The event started late with some...
The title was a bit of misnomer, as the talk didn’t really discuss either our...
You sat in total, pitch blackness with sounds coming through your headphones. There were voices...
This is the stuff festivals should be made of, fascinating work from around the world...
“I failed to write a show about failure” declares Mary Pearson defiantly at the end...
Harnessing the rampant spirit of Tiswas to the gleeful squeals of today’s youth are The...
A short two-hander under a pub revealed to be a most disturbing and riveting 45...
It seemed fitting for an afternoon lecture on the history of the prankster – from...
The Mad, Bad World of Jeff Keen was an illustrated talk about the work of...
It’s a hard task to keep up the laughs in a venue as large as...
