BOOK REVIEW: Brighton Schlock by Merryman Downes
“A rich, heady confection of daftness.”
Arts
Chris Jepson achieves Kickstarter goal to bring The Identity Project to Brighton during LGBT+ History Month
This project and its exhibitions are a way of raising awareness of the real diversity of LGBTQ+ communities across Brighton & Hove and wider UK
BOOK REVIEW: LIARMOUTH by John Waters
John Waters doesn’t disappoint here, his mind is twisted ways which makes rococo baroque look straight, this fun exploration of more Baltimore lives is a shock-o-rama of his favourite themes
Actually Gay Men’s Chorus: New Members’ Night
The chorus is made up of men of different ages, backgrounds and experience. You don’t need to read music or know what voice part is best for you – the only requirement is that you enjoy singing.
WOW – Women of the World Festival announces 2023 edition will include Juno Dawson and Roxane Gay
WOW – Women of the World has revealed the full line-up for its 2023 London Festival, which returns to the Southbank Centre from March 10-12 to mark International Women’s Day
Refurbished Brighton Dome to reopen venues with world famous Van Gogh Alive exhibition
This unique multi-sensory experience explores the life and work of the seminal Dutch artist Vincent Van Gogh. More than 3,000 images will be spectacularly presented in stunning detail, including iconic works such as Sunflowers and lesser-known paintings.
REVIEW: The Shawshank Redemption @ Theatre Royal Brighton
The redemption of the title is a curious idea for men who neither wish for it or appear to strive for it, remorse is certainly explored but Andy seems to be the only person (man) advocating his own innocence in this sorry tale. David Esbjornson directs this confident cast with a firm hand, although