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Scarlett’s Roses play Brighton Pride

Scarlett’s Roses play Brighton Pride

Scarlett’s Roses, a live pop-ska band hailing from South London, will be taking to the main stage at this year’s Brighton Pride on Saturday, August 3. With influences ranging from calypso, reggae, 2-tone and a sprinkling of Britney, the band’s honest lyrics and catchy melodies will be a perfect fit

Madame Butterfly: Opera Holland Park: Review

Madame Butterfly: Opera Holland Park: Review

To be frank, the set looked tatty. Bare plywood covered with strips of black material, and an equally cobbled-together-looking raised stage platform with rough, canvas edging didn’t bode well. But Neil Irish’s design for Opera Holland Park’s latest open air outing, Puccini’s Madama Butterfly, had a

Lloyd Webber and the ‘Profumo Affair’

Lloyd Webber and the ‘Profumo Affair’

Love him or loathe him, a new musical by Andrew Lloyd Webber is big news. And today, therefore, is a big news day Stephen Ward (yes, that’s it’s rather mundane name) will premiere at the Aldwych Theatre on December 3 this year, and tickets go on sale as of today. With music by Lloyd Webber and […]

Brighton Gay Men’s Chorus win a Golden Handbag

Brighton Gay Men’s Chorus win a Golden Handbag

Brighton’s Gay Men’s Chorus took the award for ‘Favourite LGBT Community Social/Leisure Organisation’ at the 2013 Golden Handbag Awards. The Golden Handbag Show took place Sunday 23 June at the Brighton Metropole Hilton, with the winners voted for by readers of Gscene magazine. The annual awards sho

‘Live at All Saints Hove’

‘Live at All Saints Hove’

Now its 23rd year, All Saints Church in Hove plays host to a series of free lunchtime concerts every Wednesday from June to September at 1-2pm. The series is coordinated by Director of Music, Andrew Wilson. Admission is free, although there is a collection which goes towards the musicians’ fees. Rev

Rainbow Chorus: Something inside so strong

Queens Of Pop at Revenge tonight!

Queens Of Pop at Revenge tonight!

Brothers, Ged and James Weir from Manchester are QOP. To their near million new fans they are much better known as the outrageously funny Queens of Pop. They formed by accident in October 2012 after Ged’s previous band Saltylips split and he asked James to help him out on some music. The brothers’

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