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HAVE A WORD: Not A Silent Night

HAVE A WORD: Not A Silent Night

Have A Word: ‘Not A Silent Night’, an evening with poetry, literature, music, a charity raffle in aid of the Sussex Beacon and a sprinkling of Christmas cheer will be taking place at the Latest Music Bar, Brighton on Tuesday, December 10 at 6.45pm. The evening features entertainment from Gerry Potte

Brighton Gay Men’s Chorus gain new sponsor

Brighton Gay Men’s Chorus gain new sponsor

The UK’s largest funeral director has struck a deal with Brighton Gay Men’s Chorus, which was first established in January 2005 when a small group of friends who loved singing decided it was time Brighton had a gay male choir. The Chorus, which currently has around 85 members, is the largest gay cho

Prime Minister backs Hove MP Weatherley’s music and film competitions

Prime Minister backs Hove MP Weatherley’s music and film competitions

Parliament’s largest competitions, Rock the House and Film the House, founded by Mike Weatherley, the Conservative MP for Hove and Portslade is being launched today, Tuesday, November 19 at a reception on the Terrace of the House of Commons. Speeches will be given by the Rt Hon Speaker Bercow, Lord

Tommy Steele : Song and Dance Man

Tommy Steele : Song and Dance Man

James Ledward chats to his mothers idol. I grew up with a poster of Tommy Steel on the wall of the family home in Liverpool. My mother idolised him. After getting over the gushing introductions when I met him at the Brighton Centre last month, Tommy went on to tell me how at the grand […]

The Magic Flute: ENO : Review

The Magic Flute: ENO : Review

From its clever opening to the dramatic close this new production directed by Simon McBurney’s of Complicite caught the attention of the audience and kept it held close like one of the delightful flapping paper birds that followed Papageno around. The setting feels organically oppressive, set in som

Boy George: Concorde 2: Review

Boy George: Concorde 2: Review

Promoting the release of his first album of original material in 18 years, Boy George alongside a nine-piece band dazzled with a sprinkling of classic hits and tracks from This Is What I Do at Concorde 2 in Brighton.

T’PAU 25 : Craig Hanlon-Smith talks to Carol Decker about her 25th anniversary tour

T’PAU 25 : Craig Hanlon-Smith talks to Carol Decker about her 25th anniversary tour

Carol Decker and T’Pau first appeared on the music scene in 1987 with the quadruple platinum album Bridge of Spies which spawned five hit singles including the US smash Heart and Soul which stayed on the Billboard charts for six months. China in Your Hand remained at the top of the UK charts for fiv

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