FILM REVIEW: Only Trumpets
This is a modern queer parable told with care about the importance of acceptance via unconditional self-love, the triumph of hope over despair and how a night that changes everything, changed nothing.
Eric Page
INTERVIEW: Al Start chats about her current project for kids ‘Go Kid Music’
Renaissance women Al Start has been many things during her time in Brighton, but always creative – Eric Page grabs a moment to talk about her exciting new project and how it came about.
Pirates of the Carabina @ Brighton Dome
Performed with heartfelt humour Pirates of the Carabina (gotta love that pun) bring to the stage all the skills, quirks and qualities that make their shows more than the sum of their individual performers. It brought forth genuine giggles and laughter from my companion and it’s a cool show which can
OPERA REVIEW: La bohème @ENO
The end, swift, inevitable and so terribly comes as it must and leaves everyone awkward, struggling with the death of Mimi, filled with regret and angst but my mind turned to Musetta, the only one who really cares for Mimi, who looks out for her, this is the real triumph of this production. To bring
Brighton remembers trans lives lost in 2018
It was standing room only at the annual Transgender Day of Remembrance Vigil at Dorset Gardens Methodist Church on Sunday, November 18.
BREMF REVIEW: Music & Silence @St Pauls Church
This was an engaging afternoons music enlivened with some furiously catchy Irish music from Turlough O’Carolan and possibly the best rendition of John Downlands melancholy masterpiece ‘flow my tears’ that I’ve heard in some time.
BREMF REVIEW: LIVE! Showcase @St Pauls Church
What a superb round up of emerging talent showing us a full range of expression and mastery of voice and instrument that goes a long way to show why the BREMF is consistently sold out year after year.