Summer of entertainment across three Eastbourne theatres
Eastbourne is in for a bumper season of entertainment with three of its big venues, the Congress Theatre, Devonshire Park Theatre and Winter Garden promoting their summer programmes.
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REVIEW: Richard Alston Dance Company@Sadler’s Wells
As part of a 2016 nationwide tour which comes to Brighton in October, Richard Alston presented the world premiere of his sparkling new commission, An Italian in Madrid, alongside three other established company works.
Watch out for the big purple cow as Udderbelly returns to Southbank
Udderbelly, the annual festival of contemporary circus, adult comedy and family fun, returns to London’s Southbank for another summer-long series of events.
PREVIEW: Still celebrating the new and the avant-garde: 50th Brighton Festival launches with Laurie Anderson as Guest Director
The full programme for the 50th Brighton Festival (May 7-29, 2016) – the largest and most established curated annual multi-arts festival in England – has been unveiled with experimental artist and musician Laurie Anderson as Guest Director.
REVIEW: Warhorse, New London Theatre
Last month, an exciting announcement was made that in January 2018 the National Theatre production of Warhorse is coming to the Brighton Centre for a two week run – part of a prestigious tour of just seven UK cities.
REVIEW: The Albatross 3rd & Main: Emporium Theatre
The Emporium Theatre’s new season opened on February 2 with the World Premiere of a brand new play by Brighton based writer Simon David Eden. The Albatross 3rd & Main is a slick, punchy, black comedy and a psychological thriller, full of sharp, stylish and intelligent writing.
PREVIEW: Frankenstein and Sex at Hove’s Dukebox theatre
An award-winning comic investigation into the science of attraction, and a brand new immersive and interactive game theatre experience, are coming to Brighton Science Festival in February, as part of a varied programme at The Dukebox Theatre.