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PREVIEW: Miss Hope Springs: ‘Now it’s Christmas time’

PREVIEW: Miss Hope Springs: ‘Now it’s Christmas time’

The uniquely talented Ty Jeffries bring his creation Miss Hope Springs to the Komedia on Tuesday December 8 with her laugh-out-loud-move-you-to-tears’ one woman show. The ex-Vegas nightclub chanteuse Miss Hope Springs will be playing the piano and singing her award-winning repertoire of uniquely cat

REVIEW: Bridge of Spies CD + DVD Box Set

REVIEW: Bridge of Spies CD + DVD Box Set

This multi-disc re-mastered release of their multi-platinum selling debut outing can only ensure that they remain in our conscience for a little whole longer yet. Including the original album in full, all the big hitters are here, most notably China in Your Hand, Heart and Soul, and Valentine, but a

REVIEW: Madonna: The Rebel Heart Tour

REVIEW: Madonna: The Rebel Heart Tour

Whilst I have seen Madonna put on a show before, The Rebel Heart Tour has to be up there amongst her finest onstage outings. Although not amongst her most commercially successful, the Rebel Heart album is a cracker and of the opening seven songs, six are taken from her latest release.

PREVIEW: You can hear the Rainbows sing tonight!

PREVIEW: You can hear the Rainbows sing tonight!

The Rainbows will throw open the doors of St. George’s Church, Kemptown tonight for a show stopping festive Christmas concert Can you hear the Rainbows sing?, featuring songs from their Christmas repertoire over the last 18 years and a new tribute medley from one of the most successful musicals of a

REVIEW: Lulu -The Tiger Lilies: Dome

REVIEW: Lulu -The Tiger Lilies: Dome

The Tiger Lilies, crepuscular music makers and all round darkly dark cabaret trio, who’s music, songs and personas are as twisted as a Prime Ministers arguments for war and just as deluded and deadly presented their new show Lulu: a murder ballad at the Brighton Dome.

REVIEW: World Aids Day Concert

REVIEW: World Aids Day Concert

This annual event is an extraordinary coming together of the City’s LGBT music scene, mainly choral, as an act of remembrance and awareness and also as a fund raiser for the charity Lunch Positive – and as such it would be wrong to in any way criticise any of the performances.

REVIEW: The Mikado: ENO

REVIEW: The Mikado: ENO

Set in an ever-so English 1930s seaside hotel, bleached white with privilege and wealth Jonathan Miller’s Marx Brothers-inspired song-and-dance Mikado is a popular hit with audiences of all ages. A distant picture of Hokusai’s Great Wave off Kanagawa is one of the only gentle echos of this operettas

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