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BRIGHTON FESTIVAL REVIEW: Sarah Connolly: All Saints Church

BRIGHTON FESTIVAL REVIEW: Sarah Connolly: All Saints Church

There was hefty representation from the gay composers tonight and the spread of their works balanced the simple but strong lyricism of the first half, with a wonderfully witty encore of a James Fenton poem offered up with panache. This was an evening of quality, musical excellence and pure vocal joy

BRIGHTON FESTIVAL REVIEW: Endings @Old Market

BRIGHTON FESTIVAL REVIEW: Endings @Old Market

Saulwick come across like a retro-modern Madame Blavatsky using the vintage recording machinery and snatches of interviews to express her theosophical investigations, the temporary and temporal mashing up to form the present, the past and gone giving us creative material for the now, the reflection

REVIEW: For the Birds: Brighton Festival

REVIEW: For the Birds: Brighton Festival

You hop on a bus, reminiscent of the mystery tours so favoured by aunts of mine in the 1970’s and are deposited in the dark, with some superb and wholly novel views of the city in the distance, it’s a long walk thought this night-time trail, like a crepuscular robotic nature watch we come across the

REVIEW: Of Mice and Men: Theatre Royal

REVIEW: Of Mice and Men: Theatre Royal

This is a complex play about simple people, doing simple things with terrible consequences, it’s about love, kindness and brutality and the ties that bind them done with a vivid lightness of touch that engages from the off.

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