Brighton Festival Archives - Page 11 of 31

Penny Arcade: Longing Lasts Longer

- 30 May 2016

Where do you start? I mean how do you define this extraordinary performance, if it...

- 28 May 2016

The Dr Blighty theme recalling Brighton’s Indian military hospitals during the Great War was well...

- 27 May 2016

The Lunchtime Concert series ended with a heavyweight programme. Schubert Notturno in E-flat major Op....

- 26 May 2016

This endearing pair began with Schumann at his most tuneful, his five folk-tune pieces. Then...

- 26 May 2016

As West Side Story took the tale of Romeo And Juliet to a new era,...

- 26 May 2016

Malcolm Martineau’s second recital featured two of his favoured recording partners. Tritschler animated his bright...

- 25 May 2016

Soares is a name to remember, and I’m thankful that he came to Brighton so...

- 24 May 2016

Schubert’s ‘Grand Duo’ was precisely that, two equal virtuosos playing wonderfully together, from memory, rather...

- 24 May 2016

This was no mere refined orchestral reworking of classic club anthems – this was a...

- 24 May 2016

Have you ever been to a performance and been so overwhelmed with happiness, love, and...

- 24 May 2016

Where will games be in 2025? Guardian games editor Keith Stuart led a fascinating discussion...

- 23 May 2016

This concert thrilled with the expectation of Glyndebourne’s future stars. Baritone Huw Montague Rendall began...