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Atomos

- 9 February 2018

Wayne McGregor’s dance/film piece Atomos does indeed feel like it’s made up of distinct units,...

- 7 February 2018

Song recitals usually include some standard old favourites yet this programme sounded all new, even...

- 7 February 2018

As an experience, Dear Esther Live was unique. A full play-through of the computer game...

- 7 February 2018

Brighton has a new large-scale comedy night, and if this debut outing is anything to...

- 7 February 2018

What a joy, an evening in the theatre where I laughed from curtain up to...

- 2 February 2018

Building up to third album Vide Noir later this year, L.A folk-pop purveyors Lord Huron...

- 2 February 2018

It took a while for the oddly uninvolved Concorde crowd to get into the night...

- 1 February 2018

Seth Kriebel invited us to partake in an interactive video-like theatre game for his show...

- 31 January 2018

It takes two years’ training to join this ensemble and this dedication was apparent throughout...

- 29 January 2018

Something very wonderful happens when conductors step off the podium to play, in this case...

- 29 January 2018

Puppetry was never as accomplished as this, or for that matter film animation. War Horse...

- 28 January 2018

A one person ode to the music of David Bowie conjures certain images in one’s...