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Notorious Women Of Brighton Walking Tour

- 14 May 2017

Walking tours are a must during the Brighton Fringe, and Louise Peskett’s captivating and engaging...

- 14 May 2017

Julie Jepson is a bubbly vivacious bundle of fun. Her brilliant fast-moving character comedy show...

- 14 May 2017

I am a huge fan of Brighton’s gay choirs and in particular The Rainbow Chorus....

- 14 May 2017

Whilst not in the original location, for whatever reason, this was no less engaging. The...

- 12 May 2017

This programme of beautiful, frenetic energy opened with Mendelssohn’s last quartet, in F minor, written...

- 12 May 2017

Warm, welcoming, funny, and bright – there’s a reason that comedy sketch group Foil, Arms...

- 12 May 2017

These are such well-matched performers: the pianist responsive, playful yet steadfast, thundering or scintillating, often...

- 11 May 2017

“Cult following,” chuckled Mr H. mischievously, as if to explain away the completely full church....

- 11 May 2017

A hilarious and intelligent family sitcom based around the holy trinity of a fallible father...

- 9 May 2017

Only two audience members at a time can take part in this three-part intimate performance...

- 9 May 2017

Under The Skin is a future cult classic released in 2014, that will be looked...

- 9 May 2017

Chineke! Orchestra helps provide career opportunities to young Black and Minority Ethnic classical musicians in...