REVIEW: Fool’s Moon: Dance Plague @ Bosco Spiegeltent
Fool’s Moon: Dance Plague is a peculiar piece of theatre that teeters on the edge of brilliance and befuddlement.
Eric Page
BRIGHTON FRINGE REVIEW: ‘United Queendom’ at Spiegeltent
It’s pure Friday night Spiegeltent realness, darling! So grab your gang, head out, and bask in the inclusive embrace of Chastity Belt and her band of elegant sexy artists.
BOOK REVIEW: ‘In the Shallows’ by Tanya Byrne
Brighton-based author Tanya Byrne‘s In the Shallows isn’t just a story – it’s an emotional journey that speaks directly to the heart of young lesbians and the wider LGBTQ+ community. Set against the backdrop of Brighton, this slow-burn sapphic second-chance love story delves deep into themes of long
BOOK REVIEW: ‘DRAG: A British History’ by Jacob Bloomfield
The book takes us by the manicured gloved hand and leads us, via clubs, shows, scandals, politics, intrigue, to some rather delicious Queer individuals and the way they used Drag to succeed and flourish on stage
BOOK REVIEW: ‘Everything Possible’ by Fred Small (author) and Alison Brown (illus)
Everything Possible celebrates love and friendship, gently encouraging children to dream their own dream and choose their own path, wherever it may take them. The colourful illustrations celebrate the diversity of younger people, letting them ‘see themselves’ in this inspiring and uplifting story.
REVIEW: Celestial Voices @ The Old Market (Brighton Festival)
…possibly the most interesting intersectional cultural evening I’ve attended in a long time, full of beauty, cultural fertilisation, invocation, innovation and pure raw beauty.
FRINGE REVIEW: You Bet @ Round Georges
We feel Bet the woman, tender, whole, emotionally unfulfilled by her lovers, but not by her life. Bet the friend, turning over the disappointment from the other women in her life.