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- 13 April 2022

There is little doubt that Noël Coward’s 92 year old play is one of the...

- 5 April 2022

Bram Stoker’s gothic horror must be amongst the best know stories of all time, and...

- 4 April 2022

Rita Bix, Lady Rita Bix I should say, is something of a newcomer to the...

- 30 March 2022

My face ached from smiling from the opening moments to the triumphant finale. Of course...

- 28 March 2022

What a climax! The BPO season ended as it began with surprises, vigour and joyous...

- 24 March 2022

It’s some time since the shelter hall on Brighton seafront was renovated and quite a...

- 22 March 2022

One has to question why two stars of this calibre would be drawn to this...

- 21 March 2022

In a post pandemic world where the safe option for theatre makers is to stage...

- 17 March 2022

Brighton Little Theatre has a great reputation for producing some very fine productions that have...

- 16 March 2022

There’s an old saying that familiarity breeds contempt… but not in this case. This super...

- 10 March 2022

What an extraordinary evening. Madama Butterfly is always an emotive work, the story of a...

- 7 March 2022

This was very different from the usual Sunday afternoon concert. It started with a chat...