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PREVIEW: Still celebrating the new and the avant-garde: 50th Brighton Festival launches with Laurie Anderson as Guest Director

PREVIEW: Still celebrating the new and the avant-garde: 50th Brighton Festival launches with Laurie Anderson as Guest Director

The full programme for the 50th Brighton Festival (May 7-29, 2016) – the largest and most established curated annual multi-arts festival in England – has been unveiled with experimental artist and musician Laurie Anderson as Guest Director.

Hove Grown festival steps into the spotlight

Hove Grown festival steps into the spotlight

Hove Grown, a new performing arts festival for writers and performers within the City of Brighton & Hove, is set to reshape the live performance landscape of the city when it launches on Friday, March 18, 2016.

REVIEW: Warhorse, New London Theatre

REVIEW: Warhorse, New London Theatre

Last month, an exciting announcement was made that in January 2018 the National Theatre production of Warhorse is coming to the Brighton Centre for a two week run – part of a prestigious tour of just seven UK cities.

‘Of Mice and Men’ producers seek local dog for cameo role

‘Of Mice and Men’ producers seek local dog for cameo role

Does your pooch have star quality? If so then the Theatre Royal, Brighton is looking for a senior dog to appear briefly as ‘Candy’s Dog’ during the run of John Steinbeck’s Of Mice and Men from Tuesday, April 19–Saturday, April 23.

REVIEW: Would like to meet: Rialto Theatre

REVIEW: Would like to meet: Rialto Theatre

Great fun and certainly a funny alternative to watching bickering couples desperately trying to enjoy the over prices clichés thrust at them by the cities hoteliers and restaurateurs.If people are tired of overpriced Valentine themed evenings WLTM offers a completely different night out but still ba

PREVIEW: Megan Ford: FEMINASTY: Marlborough Theatre

PREVIEW: Megan Ford: FEMINASTY: Marlborough Theatre

Performing horrible characters, whiny girl stand-up, dumb sketches, and rap songs, Megan Ford takes down the patriarchy with nothing but her bare hands and some fabulous wigs. The world is a terrible place and it’s all the fault of the corporations who run the media.

REVIEW: The Albatross 3rd & Main: Emporium Theatre

REVIEW: The Albatross 3rd & Main: Emporium Theatre

The Emporium Theatre’s new season opened on February 2 with the World Premiere of a brand new play by Brighton based writer Simon David Eden. The Albatross 3rd & Main is a slick, punchy, black comedy and a psychological thriller, full of sharp, stylish and intelligent writing.

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