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Eddie Izzard – Force Majeure

- 8 May 2013

There have been a few imitators over the years but there really is no one...

- 8 May 2013

It’s hard not to be enticed by a title as eye-catching as this show (or...

- 8 May 2013

Two hours of Beethoven is demanding both for the musicians and the audience, so the...

- 8 May 2013

Experimental playwright Young Jean Lee and her band Future Wife put on an inspiring show...

- 7 May 2013

Table Manners is a very experimental interactive theatrical experience dedicated to what’s behind etiquette at...

- 7 May 2013

Combining the feelgood factor of both Patrick Monahan and Luisa Omieland was bound to create...

- 7 May 2013

Jonny Donahoe, and his pal ‘The Baptists’ aka Paddy Gervers provided us with a mix...

- 7 May 2013

An illicit, dangerous, decadent and oh so fabulous freak show, mixing burlesque with bunnies, breath-taking...

- 7 May 2013

Violent, filthy, funny, visceral, Steven Berkoff’s East is set in rough 1960s East End London,...

- 7 May 2013

This new pairing of voice and guitar was introduced by Ms Morris as uneasy listening,...

- 7 May 2013

Richard Cupidi ran The Public House Bookshop in Little Preston Street, a Brighton institution for...

- 7 May 2013

Live improvised productions are always risky, it is this same risk that makes these shows...