REVIEW: Dressing up Dietrich | Brighton Fringe
In Patricia Hartshorne’s intimate and charming one woman show, we got a fascinating and personable glimpse at the remarkable life of a queer icon
Paul Gustafson
2019 Summer opening of Buckingham Palace celebrates Queen Victoria’s legacy
Paul Gustafson takes the tour round the State Rooms at Buckingham Palace, one of the capitols top ten tourist attractions. TO mark the 200th anniversary of the birth of Queen Victoria, a special exhibition, Queen Victoria’s Palace, tells the story of how the young monarch turned an unloved royal res
Leading Physical Sciences bodies highlight lack of awareness of LGBT+ issues in the workplace
A new survey from some of the major learned organisations representing the physical sciences has found that scientists must create more of a culture of tolerance to improve LGBT+ retention for those working in the field.
Fringe THEATRE REVIEW: Electric @The Caxton Arms
Whether you’re a seasoned raver, or if like me you’ve never been camping at a music festival, then grab the chance to vicariously experience all the associated pleasure and pain by catching this cracking jewel of a two-handed comedy from Dublin based ILA Productions.
Fringe THEATRE REVIEW: What Doesn’t Kill You (Blah Blah) Stronger @The Warren
Award winning Australian theatre company Holland St Productions has brought its latest offering to Brighton Fringe for a UK premier – and what a treat it is. Straight from the off this wickedly funny cabaret grabs you and sweeps you along with clever, catchy original songs and two dynamite performan
THEATRE REVIEW: The Trials of Oscar Wilde @Royal Pavilion Music Room
In a week when the Sultan of Brunei hit the headlines for introducing a new penal code which advocates stoning for sodomy, it’s both timely and perhaps auspicious that the revival of an acclaimed play about the downfall of Oscar Wilde arrived in Brighton as part of an extensive UK tour.
PREVIEW: The Trials of Oscar Wilde @Royal Pavilion
This April, lucky theatre lovers have a unique opportunity see a powerful and moving dramatisation of the tragic downfall of Oscar Wilde in the intimate and sumptuous surroundings of the Royal Pavilion Music Room.