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The Lady Boys of Bangkok. The Sabai Pavilion. Review

The Lady Boys of Bangkok. The Sabai Pavilion. Review

Glamorous Amorous! With a title like that it could only be the Lady Boys of Bangkok back with a fabulous new show for 2013. Those lovely Lady Boys always bring a much needed injection of high camp and glamour each year to The Brighton Festival. This evenings show was a little slow to start but as

Roma Boys: Film Review

Roma Boys: Film Review

Roma Boys is an interesting take on the traditional gay love story. A faux documentary which incorporates presumably real documentary footage, it looks at prejudice that can be found even within a minority.

How Like An Angel: Circa, I Fagiolini: All Saints Church: Review

How Like An Angel: Circa, I Fagiolini: All Saints Church: Review

Australian performing arts and acrobatic group Circa’s exhilarating brand of contemporary circus fused with the exquisite sound of I Fagiolini’s wonderfully evocative singing, How Like An Angel celebrates the beauty of Hove’s All Saints Church by exploring the spaces acoustically and also with stunn

Paul Lewis: Brighton Festival at Glyndebourne: Music Review

This concert provided a breathtaking overview not only of Schubert’s genius but also of the artistry of one of today’s great instrumentalists, made even better by a picnic in the ground of Glyndebourne, the spring sunshine and a wonderful display of spring flowers

Beautiful Thing: The Arts Theatre Soho: Theatre Review

Beautiful Thing: The Arts Theatre Soho: Theatre Review

This is a wonderfully evocative play full of striking social comment all wrapped up in a gentle and honest romantic love story. This revival of this well loved play delighted the packed audience at the theatre this evening, brought a tear to my companion’s eye and left us all feeling a lot happier a

Table Manners: The Basement: Theatre Review

This year’s Festival didn’t appear to have an immediately obvious must-see. However, only three days in, I seem to have stumbled across what may turn out to be its absolute hit.

Strictly Confidential

Strictly Confidential is a song-and-dance extravaganza dreamt up, directed and co-ordinated by Craig Revel Horwood, tell-it-like-it-is judge on BBC1’s runaway hit, Strictly Come Dancing. And it’s coming to a theatre near you. Starring Lisa Riley and professional dancers Artem Chigvintsev, Natalie L

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