REVIEW: George Takei’s Allegiance
Brian Butler finds love, hate, loyalty and patriotism in a new musical
Arts
Joe Black’s Kleines Kabarett – a gin-soaked cabaret extravaganza – at Komedia Brighton on Tuesday, April 4
Living somewhere between the stages of music, theatre and comedy, Joe Black takes an audience firmly by the hand and guides them to a place where the strange and unusual reign supreme.
REVIEW: Grey Area at the Vault Festival
Brian Butler finds a Queer rom com suitably disturbing
REVIEW: Giselle by Varna International Ballet @ Theatre Royal Brighton
There’s something extra fun about watching a classic ballet, danced in a classic way in a rococo theatre like the Theatre Royal, its velvet plushness and plastered glided excesses underlining what a lovely experience ballet can be.
Ledward Centre and SEASBrighton launch ‘Our Spaces: Queerness & Nightlife & Brighton & Hove’
LGBTQ+ artists working in the South East have been invited to examine the topics of ‘Queerness and Nightlife’ as it relates to their experiences in the region.
Public lecture at University of Brighton to explore shaping of identity through life challenges
The lecture from Professor Rusi Jaspal is part of the University’s LGBT+ History Month programme of events
Jo Harper’s new play The Beach House to take over London’s Park Theatre from February 15
The play explores the fragility of female relationships through the lives of three women as they grapple with queer motherhood, sisterhood and life’s distractions