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Cirque Éloize – Cirkopolis

- 7 May 2013

Conceptually inspired by the dystopian films Metropolis and Brazil, Cirque Éloize were spectacular, utilising dance,...

- 7 May 2013

Former ‘Chortle Best Newcomer’ Diane Spencer played to a packed out room upstairs in the...

- 7 May 2013

Cartoonist Ralph Steadman, Hunter S. Thompson and Bruce Robinson’s favoured illustrator and scathing political satirist,...

- 7 May 2013

The Disappearances Project was a heart-rending journey through the experiences of the families of those...

- 7 May 2013

Damian Barr’s eighties memoir, ‘Maggie and Me’, is serendipitously timely given the death of Margaret...

- 7 May 2013

A perfect May afternoon, a beautiful acoustic and Paul Lewis playing Schubert – my first...

- 7 May 2013

Sex and Morality always make good bedfellows for a comedy show but throw in a...

- 3 May 2013

In the gorgeous setting of The Warren, Ria, Hannah and Kristy (The Gramophones) took the...

- 3 May 2013

It’s true to say you would probably have got more out of this lecture if...

- 2 May 2013

Formed in 1994 in Portland Oregon by Thomas Laurderdale, this 10-piece band fuses Cuban classical...

- 1 May 2013

Moliere clearly understood society all too well, much to our delight, and Roger McGough’s translation...

- 30 April 2013

Chichester once again shows how well, with one reservation, it can stage a classic musical....