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PREVIEW: Fringe! Queer Film & Arts Festival

PREVIEW: Fringe! Queer Film & Arts Festival

Fringe! returns to East London for the fourth year running from Hovember 4-9. East London’s alternative queer film and arts festival, Fringe!, returns this November with a programme of film, art, workshops and parties! Alex Karotsch, the Festival Producer, said: “We’re delighted to bring back Fringe

REVIEW: Xerxes at ENO

REVIEW: Xerxes at ENO

This is a great production, full of froth and fizz and presenting a non-stop evening of entertainment, with as many musical highpoint as comedic moments and well worth going along to the ENO to see this gorgeous revival.

Catwalk fundraiser for Sussex Beacon at Old Ship Hotel

Catwalk fundraiser for Sussex Beacon at Old Ship Hotel

Take a stitch of Paris fashion, give it a Brighton twist and what do you get? Brighton Frocks is a fundraising event to benefit the Sussex Beacon. Jason Sutton, aka Miss Jason and Simon Puttock have created 20 stunning designs especially for this unique event in the glamorous surroundings of the Pag

PREVIEW: ‘Collector of tears’ by Sean Burn

PREVIEW: ‘Collector of tears’ by Sean Burn

Collector of tears is a passionate and powerful new play from theatre company gobscure. The national tour of Sean Burn’s latest play comes to the Marlborough in November. It will be directed by acclaimed director Jackie Fielding, with Madeleine MacMahon playing Tanya Sealt, accompanied by original m

REVIEW: Comedy of Errors

The Globe at Midnight (or at any point of an evening) is a great place to visit and start your night time adventures in London and being smack in the middle of the South Bank, you can always go clubbing afterwards if you really, really have to.

Michael Lewton’s Mirando comes to the South

Michael Lewton’s Mirando comes to the South

Marlborough Theatre Brighton and Omnibus Theatre Clapham are to host Theatre North’s latest production, Mirando. Mirando is an exuberant adaptation of William Shakespeare’s The Tempest. Four centuries after the death of the playwright, this production will honour the original text but re-imagine the

REVIEW: Otello at ENO

REVIEW: Otello at ENO

This was a stark and emotionally harrowing production and one of the most thrilling and upsetting Otellos I’ve seen, but the utterly monstrous and slithering compellingness of Summers’ Iago is it’s real triumph. Perhpas this was Alders point all along, to redirect us into the dark heart of this Oper

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