- 12 May 2014
The English Concert under Harry Bicket was brilliant in Mozart’s Divertimento K.136 and the bassoon...
- 9 May 2014
Influential percussionist Talvin Singh led a lineup of talented musicians to provide a soundtrack to...
- 6 May 2014
The first event in the Cinema of Childhood film strand of this year’s Brighton Festival,...
Ensemble Amarillis aims to conceive and perform music as a universal language, in a new...
The Art of Fugue is an acknowledged marathon, for both the performer and the audience....
The Old Market was packed full with fans of Irvine Welsh, famous in particular for...
Kicking off the literature strand of this year’s Brighton Festival, this former punk, integral member...
The Elias Quartet resumed their Beethoven sequence in grand style with contrasting and significant works....
- 30 May 2013
Opening with Tarik O’Reagan’s Chaabi this was a last night concert to remember, the new...
- 29 May 2013
From start to finish, this brilliantly planned fast-paced interactive comedy captured everyone’s imagination. Donna Grey...
- 28 May 2013
How sorry I feel to report that so much good work ends up being a...
This debut production, written by Luke Barnes, finds Kirsty, an ambitious school girl stifled by...
