Brighton is a culture capital with a huge variety of events on offer, read our reviews from exhibitions to one man shows and discover what’s on.
Something a little different was happening in the rouged chambers of Proud Cabaret last Wednesday. Miss Proud 2014 was crowned, and we were treated to an evening of feathers, enough nipple tassels to sink a...
Read More →Les Enfants Terribles are returning to The Old Market for the Brighton Fringe this year with a re-staging of their acclaimed Ernest and the Pale Moon in partnership with Bristol based company Pins and Needles...
Read More →Bringing you literary communication for the hip-hop generation, Hammer & Tongue presents a Brighton Festival special, with bearded wordsmith Scroobius Pip and performance poet Hollie McNish...
Read More →Sailing out on tour together: Show and Tell present a double-bill of acclaimed theatre pieces heralding seaside adventure and escapism....
Read More →A grisly event has taken place. A boy has walked into a small community choir and shot several members dead. In a nightmarish aftermath, Claire, the village priest and choir master, has only one question,...
Read More →We Visit Post-War Brighton with England Expects, the third of the 'Mirabelle Bevan Mysteries' by best selling Scottish Author Sara Sheridan....
Read More →A night of mystery and nipple tassels awaits at Proud Cabaret Brighton!...
Read More →Join Quint Fontana and friends as he celebrates 30 years in the business at Upstairs at The Three and Ten. ...
Read More →As part of SICK! Festival, 'For Your Own Good' comes to the Brighton Dome in March. The play focuses on the way we kill animals and asks what this can tell us about the ways...
Read More →Kim Noble's 'You're not Alone' comes to The Basement as part of SICK festival. The chronicles one man's eccentric attempt to eradicate the lonliness and isolation of modern society in a show that is both...
Read More →Christian takes a step back from radio broadcasting to bring his stand-up show ‘This is 13’ to Komedia this March....
Read More →The dangerous comedy monster disarms the audience with this interactive, visceral and physical show. As part of the Brighton Fringe Festival, Red Bastard will hit Komedia’s Main stage from May 16th....
Read More →A talented trio of scientists turned comedians put on a witty performance at Brighton’s The Old Market on Saturday night. ...
Read More →This year’s LAUGHTERMARKET annual special at The Old Market had the audience in stitched, read more here....
Read More →Edinburgh Comedy Award nominee and Yorkshire funny man Tom Wrigglesworth, star of stage, screen and speaker (radio) brings his trademark geeky laughs to to Brighton Dome this March....
Read More →Since its conception in 1999, Avenue Q has graced Broadway and the West End, won 3 Tony awards including best musical, and received the Lucille Lortel Award for Outstanding New Musical. Finally, it has landed...
Read More →Bringing his eclectic mix of influences from 80s synth, the Chemical Brothers, to futuristic house and techno, Sub Focus had Concorde 2 starry eyed on Saturday night. ...
Read More →Chortle has voted Komedia the “Best Comedy Venue in the South” nine times in the last ten years. On Friday I went along to its headline night, the Krater Comedy Club, to put this accolade...
Read More →To Sleep is tragically beautiful - this original British drama should stir up tears of both laughter and sadness. The hour long play is bound to get you thinking about life, about relationships and about...
Read More →For nearly 60 years shoemaker Ab Solomons drew a cartoon on his weekly wage packet for his wife Celie. Through these visual musings he documented their family life from 1926–1982, a weekly chronicle of an...
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