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Theatre Review: Brighton Gay Men’s Chorus @ The Dome

Christmas cheer was in full swing at ‘Pull A Cracker’, The Brighton Gay Men’s Chorus’ annual Christmas show at the Brighton Dome in aid of the Sussex Beacon. Magical yuletide favourites, with a sprinkling of pop and rock classics, were performed to a backdrop of baubles, whilst a twinkling Christmas

Review: War of the Worlds at the Brighton Centre

Review: War of the Worlds at the Brighton Centre

The War of the Worlds is a spectacular multi-media adaptation of H. G. Wells’ sci-fi classic. It’s a virtual assault on the senses which is part musical, film spectacular, concert and audiobook. With a giant fire-breathing Martian war machine.

Theatre Review: Theatre Royal: 9-5 The Musical

Theatre Review: Theatre Royal: 9-5 The Musical

A fun, distracting and delightful feel-good musical with no hidden depths to worry you. A musical show that’s a delight to recommend, but then that’s Dolly for you; never leaving a rhinestone unturned.

Green MEP highlights train price increases

Green MEP highlights train price increases

The Government’s long anticipated rail fare increases have finally been announced. This is the tenth consecutive year of inflation-busting fare increases. At a time when people are being hurt by economic mismanagement, public sector cuts and rising bills, I find it exceptionally unfair that hard-pre

Blu-ray review: Gate of Hell

Kinugasa’s 1953 film is at the opposite end of the spectrum from Ozu. A rip-roaring, medieval melodrama filmed in gloriously saturated colour, it focusses on Morito, a samurai warrior, who falls in love with a women from the Emperor’s court. After being granted anything he desires by the Emperor, Mo

Theatre Review: Haunting Julia by Alan Ayckbourn

Theatre Review: Haunting Julia by Alan Ayckbourn

A ghost story on a cold dark winter’s night at the grand old Theatre Royal? What a delight and in the hands of Mr Ayckbourn an entertaining treat too. Duncan Preston, Richard O’Callaghan and Joe McFadden star in the UK tour of Alan Ayckbourn’s study of grief, obsession and the supernatural and this

Brighton bids to become the UK’s first ‘Suicide Safer City’

My name is Chris Brown, and I’m one of the two Directors of Grassroots Suicide Prevention, a Brighton-based suicide prevention non-profit organisation.

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