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We Hope That You’re Happy (Why Would We Lie?)

- 18 May 2012

East by South-East presents a duo performance that takes humanity with consumerism and rubs it...

- 18 May 2012

Armed with just a few toys, remote control helicopter and a big imagination; Andy recruits...

- 18 May 2012

Guy Pratt has long been one of the UK’s top session bassists, both live (notably...

- 18 May 2012

The venue has always resembled an orderly Addams family household and James Lloyd Pegg, our...

- 18 May 2012

‘Diabolical’ wouldn’t necessarily be my first choice of word but it wouldn’t be too far...

- 18 May 2012

Hugh Whitemore’s new play is a beautifully devised saga covering the events of the Suez...

- 18 May 2012

Brighton poet John Davies (AKA Shedman) celebrates 10 years of touring the country, participating in...

- 17 May 2012

A 50-minute dance piece between mother (Madge) and son (David) gave us an extraordinary insight...

- 17 May 2012

Part of the 26 Letters strand of Brighton Festival, Wrong Pong is a kids’ book...

- 17 May 2012

An erotic thriller? In Worthing? Before stern letters are sent to the local rag by Mr...

- 17 May 2012

Coming in at minutes off three hours it is hardly surprising that at times this...

- 17 May 2012

It’s 1962 and Bishop Bilodeau finds himself confronted in a prison by his old schoolfriend...