Turner Prize winner Jeremy Deller was a laid-back, unpretentious subject for this event, choosing eight...

The penultimate concert in this series included some of Beethoven’s most impassioned, tragic music which...

We had high expectations of this celebration of Shakespeare’s 450th birthday. The publicity promised so...

For his Brighton Festival debut Jonathan Biss was in festive mode, starting with Beethoven’s Sonata...

Elegance, poetry and cohesive thinking, get it right and this kind of modern dance works....

With  Florence Cooke stepping in at short notice for Sophie Cameron, the Gildas Quartet sensibly...

Getting to witness dance performance of this calibre is such a treat; transportive and transformational...

This could have fallen apart in so many different ways, but so well was it...

Containing a frog-drinking scene (yes, you read that right), choreographer Wim Vandekeybus’ film Blush was...

Hiroshi Shimizu’s 1937 tale of the innocence of childhood in a small Japanese village has...

Extended fanfares in Pavilion Gardens really captured the spirit of the Brighton Festival. An array...

Dowland lute songs and Purcell favourites sung to an archlute, played most delicately by Paula...