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The Starship Osiris

- 30 May 2017

The dashingly handsome, incredibly arrogant George Vere is hero of The Starship Osiris. George is...

- 30 May 2017

Britten Sinfonia put on a short, sharp American programme at Brighton Festival, opening with Copland’s...

- 29 May 2017

Kneehigh’s revival of their 2003 hit Tristan & Yseult brought a joyous, celebratory air to...

- 27 May 2017

Haydn, Brahms and John Adams make a wonderful Festival programme. Adams’ oddball ‘Alleged Dances’, two...

- 26 May 2017

This interesting combination of flute, viola and harp was always going to attract attention. However,...

- 26 May 2017

The world premiere of Theo Clinkard’s This Bright Field got off to a good start,...

- 25 May 2017

Kaleidoscope chose their music carefully, starting with reassuringly familiar tunes from Grieg’s melodic Holberg Suite....

- 25 May 2017

Real-life sisters Maddie and Marina Bye are full of energy, vitality and talent. Performance is...

- 25 May 2017

Comedy dance? It’s a hard sell. Combining things with comedy so rarely works well; take...

- 24 May 2017

In celebration of Monteverdi’s major anniversary the Festival has staged a few concerts, this one...

- 24 May 2017

Alfie is far from ordinary, Alfie is clearly fabulous, the product of a time when...

- 24 May 2017

It’s camp and funny, it rings so true to a seasoned gay traveller and it...