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- 26 February 2022

Glyndebourne is without doubt one of the world’s greatest opera houses, internationally acclaimed not only...

- 22 February 2022

A standing ovation, the audience on its feet, clapping and singing along. At the final...

- 14 February 2022

This programme was full of the promise of Spring. Mendelssohn, the perfect feel-good composer, countered...

- 1 February 2022

What could be more comforting on a cold winter’s evening than a huge chunk of...

- 23 January 2022

In these days of chattering, sweetie wrapper rustling and phone fiddling audiences I seldom get...

- 13 January 2022

The re-invention of circus and growth of circus arts has provided recent years with some...

- 1 January 2022

Stephen Bell is a flawless showman. He gave the audience all the entertainment they came...

- 20 December 2021

An austere 14th century plainchant carol, ‘Resonet in laudibus’ (Let praises resound) set the scene...

- 18 December 2021

Like all Brighton and Hove’s choirs these two fine examples have suffered in the claws...

- 16 December 2021

Stephen Schwartz has written work of enduring popularity and work of cult status too. In...

- 13 December 2021

Masked merriment seems like a tall order and certainly the Christmas shopping experience is once...

- 12 December 2021

Amongst the best and most popular of Brighton & Hove’s community choirs the Rainbows returned...