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REVIEW: The Prophetic Visions of Bethany Lewis @BOSCO

REVIEW: The Prophetic Visions of Bethany Lewis @BOSCO

The Prophetic Visions of Bethany Lewis Bosco Tent Brighton Fringe May 18 After a bang on the head from a tin of beans an ordinary puppet-woman becomes a world-renowned psychic after having some pretty crude and dark visions, she goes viral, becomes a huge TV and internet sensation then realising she

REVIEW: Post @Marlborough Theatre

REVIEW: Post @Marlborough Theatre

I had a glass of Cachaça, and it was nice to watch Xá lay the table and swirl around in his Vira skirt, he’s very softly spoken and engaging, but this is a hefty subject and we were promised much, I left unimpressed, uniformed and none the wiser. It’s rare to leave a Portuguese table feeling hungry;

Fringe REVIEW: A Berlin Kabaret! @The Warren

Fringe REVIEW: A Berlin Kabaret! @The Warren

Brighton Fringe winner of Best Cabaret and Argus Angel awards, ‘A Berlin Kabaret’ returned with Sphinx Theatre Company and they bill themselves as Lady Gaga meets Brecht in musical show of the 20th century avant-garde.

Today Saturday May 19: Bird la Bird’s Travelling Queer People’s History Show

Today Saturday May 19: Bird la Bird’s Travelling Queer People’s History Show

To mark IDAHOBIT – International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia (IDAHOBIT) – in the city this year, the Brighton & Hove City Council LGBT Workers Forum (BHCC LGBT WF) and Jubilee Library present this innovative and entertaining rereading of Queer history.

Festival REVIEW: XFRMR @The Spire

Festival REVIEW: XFRMR @The Spire

The Tesla Coil sat there, throbbing like some developmental dangerous god, an Old One angry and spitting the energy of destruction at us, and it felt like we were being led in to observe it’s humbling, with the cage always hinting at it’s destructive power, the power of life itself.

REVIEW: KAYA @Brighton Festival

REVIEW: KAYA @Brighton Festival

This was a story of easy migration, or perhaps a story of migration told and retold so many times that it had become a softened legend, losing it’s hard edges and human pain. Like hearing your grandmother tell of her grandmothers journey here from a country no longer on the maps, distant & remote.

REVIEW: Magnard Ensemble @Brighton Festival

REVIEW: Magnard Ensemble @Brighton Festival

As charming as they are talented this young and fanatically gifted ensemble have far to go, it was a really pleasure to be able to listen to them take turns to introduce each piece and then play. They make music fun. We waved them off onto the tides of success as the Westerly Winds caught their sail

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