- 16 November 2022
Community groups and good causes across Brighton and Hove are once again being invited to...
- 15 November 2022
Dear Editor, The need for the Government to prioritise dementia care has never been more...
- 5 November 2022
Peter Gill’s’s 2001 play is the rarest of dramas. A queer story that is not...
- 2 November 2022
Theatre Royal Brighton’s stage is undeniably small, small but in my view perfectly formed. But...
- 2 November 2022
Attending a premiere always carries with it equal amounts of excitement and trepidation, stepping into...
Reviews
Huw Wiggin (saxophone) & James Sherlock (piano)
- 8 May 2015
Sometimes a concert can be so original, daring & musically dazzling that it takes one’s...
The Lads In Their Hundreds: Comèdie de Picardy
- 7 May 2015
With only schoolboy French I was worried that this might be a tough act to...
Louise Alder (soprano) and James Baillieu (piano)
- 6 May 2015
Louise Alder began with Gypsy songs by Schumann, one bright-voiced and the second beguilingly plaintive....