FRINGE REVIEW: Clean! The Musical
Brian Butler revels in the stories of seven powerful Brighton women
Arts
FRINGE REVIEW: Musclebound – Rosy Carrick
Brian Butler finds Rosy Carrick’s comic thesis about musclemen totally absorbing
FRINGE REVIEW: F*ckboys @ Latest Music Bar
Brian Butler re-lives that boy-to-man feeling
REVIEW: Wuthering Heights at Theatre Royal
If you’ve not seen Emily Brontë’s masterpiece on stage, then witness it here transformed into a powerful, uniquely theatrical and musical experience, with Rice’s trademark playfulness and attention to detail.
Brighton Gay Men’s Chorus announces new (and old) members’ evening on Tuesday, May 24
New members are always welcome – especially those with a higher or lower pitched voice – and there are no auditions.
FRINGE REVIEW: Moral Panic
Brian Butler splits his sides at a show about censorship and murder
SPOTLIGHT ON: Mark Smith
In 2010 he founded the Deaf Men Dancing company. “I was always being asked if I was the only deaf dancer. I knew there were others, but we didn’t talk about it. I thought: what happens if I put them all together?