FRINGE REVIEW: MYTHOS: RAGNAROK
This show, all throbbing muscle and wrestling on top holds a seriously affirming message at heart, …..we went for the eye candy, but left thrilled, enchanted and seriously entertained.
Eric Page
REVIEW: Celestial Voices @ The Old Market (Brighton Festival)
…possibly the most interesting intersectional cultural evening I’ve attended in a long time, full of beauty, cultural fertilisation, invocation, innovation and pure raw beauty.
FRINGE REVIEW: You Bet @ Round Georges
We feel Bet the woman, tender, whole, emotionally unfulfilled by her lovers, but not by her life. Bet the friend, turning over the disappointment from the other women in her life.
FRINGE REVIEW: Lachlan Werner: Voices of Evil @ Spiegeltent Bosco
‘a delightful, daft and debauched hour of occult decadence..’
REVIEW: Moby Dick @ Theatre Royal (Brighton Festival)
‘Let faith oust fact; let fancy oust memory; I look deep down and do believe.’ Seriously impressive puppeting , a wonderful evocative show and worth experiencing if you can get or beg a ticket.
REVIEW: Van Gogh Alive @ Brighton Dome Corn Exchange
Eric Page reviews “engaging and thoughtful” Van Gogh Alive at Brighton Dome
BOOK REVIEW: Panic Response by John McCullough
This is superb LGBTQ+ poetry, poems from a queer voice of the highest quality, a book to return to, to open at random, to let into your mind to cavort. McCullough is also (and I’ve said this before) a bloody good read.