Arts
Spotlight on Scott St Martyn : More Diaries Of A West End Wendy
Brian Butler wonders at West End star Scott St Martyn’s latest memoir
Arts
REVIEW: That Was 2020 That Was
Brian Butler gives his top 20 of 2020 – on stage, film and streaming
Arts
PREVIEW: Barbican London December highlights
Brian Butler looks at live and online offerings from the world famous Barbican Centre
Arts
Brighton’s Oldest Raver Disco Pete Turns 85
Sam Harman celebrates Brighton Icon & Oldest Raver- Disco Pete as he Turns 85
Arts
Drag Diva Lockdown Returns For Lockdown 2.0
Facebook group Drag Diva Lockdown, was initially established on April 9th; as a response to the March 2020 lockdown. Paul Doble and two friends; decided they wanted to bring light and laughter into the homes of the incarcerated, while simultaneously protecting our precious drag scene. By July 2020,
Arts
New website launches to champion the strengths of Brighton & Hove’s arts and creative industries
Artists, makers, producers, and creative industry organisations working in the local cultural sector now have access to a new online space to support them through the Covid-19 crisis and beyond.
Arts
Save the arts: a performance piece by Cameron MacDonald
Cameron MacDonald, a choreographer and performer represented by The Wright Agency, has created a performance video with other professional dancers in a bid to encourage the preservation of the UK arts industry.
Arts
PREVIEW: BREMF@home – a weekend of joyous early music
Brian Butler finds reasons to rejoice in a weekend of streamed early music
Arts
Ann Widdecombe criticises Strictly star Nicola Adams
Former politician Ann Widdecombe has faced backlash after telling The Sunday Times that the inclusion of the first same-sex couple on BBC show Strictly Come Dancing isn’t family friendly television.
Arts
REVIEW: Sketch Dance Company To Have And To Hold
Brian Butler is fascinated by a Brighton Fringe site-specific dance piece
Arts
Strictly: Nicola Adams Tells Critics of Same-Sex Dancing to “Deal with it”
“I just can’t wait to get going” Nicola Adams on making history on Strictly, “If they don’t like it, they’re going to have to deal with it or switch to another channel.”
Arts
PREVIEW: Live theatre comes back with a vengeance
Brian Butler looks forward to a veritable feast of live theatre