Reviews Archives - Page 33 of 357

Betsy: Wisdom of a Brighton Whore.

- 6 June 2022

In this 90 minute drama of Victorian poverty, exploitation and abuse a star emerges. It’s...

- 30 May 2022

What a triumph! The closing Classical concert of the Brighton Festival 2022 was a glorious...

- 28 May 2022

ESJA, an Icelandic Male Choir from Reykjavik, are visiting the UK with family and friends...

- 28 May 2022

Bartók never meant his 3rd String Quartet to be easy listening but cellist Eliza Millet’s...

- 27 May 2022

“Welcome to Hard Times on Easy Street, a place where beautiful losers meet.” Just one...

- 26 May 2022

The quality of these lunchtime concerts is so high that a solo harpsichord recital attracts...

- 25 May 2022

Recently appointed as Director of Music of All Saints’ Church Hove, David Stevens has already...

- 21 May 2022

Quite possibly the best yet! Four Glyndebourne hopefuls sang with beautiful voices, exceptional stage presence...

- 20 May 2022

It’s a pity that I cannot review the first half of this concert because it...

- 20 May 2022

A gentle Chorale by Mendelssohn began this recital which was followed by ever more elaborate...

- 18 May 2022

As the new Director of Music at St Bartholomew’s, Hamish Dustagheer clearly wanted to impress...

- 16 May 2022

Brighton Theatre are -well what it says! They’ve won 9 Edinburgh Fringe Firsts and worked with...