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PREVIEW: The Blue Camel Club

PREVIEW: The Blue Camel Club

Carousel’s Blue Camel Club is the big night out for hundreds of learning disabled music and dance fanatics in Brighton and beyond. This month’s line-up features London band The AutistiX, drum ensemble Unified Rhythm, the fabulous solo artist Catherine O’Rourke and the ever popular Carousel Singers.

PREVIEW: The Lovers by Spun Glass Theatre

PREVIEW: The Lovers by Spun Glass Theatre

Brighton-based Spun Glass Theatre are currently researching and developing a theatre project examining why we fall in love and what happens when we lose control of our senses, while exploring ideas of gender, sexuality, and LGBTQ representation. The piece follows the four lovers from Shakespeare’s A

OPERA REVIEW: The Indian Queen

In this vibrant production, devised by acclaimed director Peter Sellars, the rich and transcendent score of Purcell’s final unfinished opera is reworked around a new text and the inclusion of a number of Purcell’s most ravishing religious anthems. This new retelling of The Indian Queen recounts the

PREVIEW: MIRANDO – The Gay Tempest

PREVIEW: MIRANDO – The Gay Tempest

Brighton based Theatre North’s MIRANDO – The Gay Tempest has been selected to be part of WINDOW, Brighton Fringe’s Industry Showcase in May 2015. “We are such stuff as dreams are made on…” The award winning company (Star of the Brighton Festival 2011) returns with an adaptation of Shakespeare’s The

Ceri Dupree ~ Fit For A Queen 2015

Ceri Dupree ~ Fit For A Queen 2015

To celebrate thirty years on the stage, international female impersonator extraordinaire Ceri Dupree is bringing his new show paying homage to some of his favourite ladies to Eastbourne. Expect a visual feast of spectacular, eye-popping, jaw dropping costume changes and side-splitting comedy. The sh

Walk the ‘Red Carpet’ at the Golden Handbag Awards

Walk the ‘Red Carpet’ at the Golden Handbag Awards

It’s time to get out those feather boas and your smartest outfits in preparation for Brighton’s annual Gay Oscars which this year for the first time will feature the ‘red carpet treatment’ for those attending. The Golden Handbag Awards 2015 will be held at the Brighton Metropole Hilton on Sunday, Ju

THEATRE REVIEW: David Hoyle Ends LGBT History (Month)

THEATRE REVIEW: David Hoyle Ends LGBT History (Month)

David Hoyle is a unique performer: compassionate, angry and not a little crazy. It’s a pleasure to spend an hour and a half in his company as he’s always an engaging, even charismatic, presence. His latest show doesn’t exactly break any new ground for Hoyle – its structure is pretty much the same as

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