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Brighton Philharmonic Orchestra, Barry Wordsworth (conductor), Steven Worbey & Kevin Farrell (piano)

- 27 March 2018

The BPO’s final concert of the season was a generous and convivial affair, opening with...

- 22 March 2018

Rambert never fail to deliver and once again they performed two truly satisfying works, and...

- 22 March 2018

Kiri Pritchard-McLean has a delightfully dark sparkle in her eye, one that bagged her the...

- 21 March 2018

Gallowglass is a Celtic word for chief’s servant. It describes the central relationship of this...

- 21 March 2018

Kiss of the Spiderwoman tells the story of two inmates in an Argentian prison; gay...

- 18 March 2018

Charismatic Kamali, actor, chef and Spanish hotel receptionist welcomed the audience into his bizarre world....

- 15 March 2018

Drawing in a crowd slightly older than expected for a 21-year-old, energetic, singer-songwriter from Norway,...

- 15 March 2018

Picture perfect; an innovative programme brought to life by the electrifying Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra with...

- 13 March 2018

The dramatisation of classic fiction is a fashionable trend in British theatre and a trend...

- 12 March 2018

This talented ensemble of young musicians, each one effectively a soloist, gave a splendid concert...

- 12 March 2018

Prize-winning pianist, Iyad Sughayer, began most delicately with Lizst’s evocative ‘Bells of Geneva’. He also...

- 9 March 2018

Female. Northern. Working class. Sex-worker. Care leaver. In Branded, acclaimed stand-up Sophie Willan took all...