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REVIEW: Buddy The Buddy Holly Story @Theatre Royal

REVIEW: Buddy The Buddy Holly Story @Theatre Royal

In just 18 short months between 1957 and 1959 Buddy Holly changed the face of modern music, producing in the process a treasure trove of rock and roll classics that have become the soundtrack of following generations.

BRIGHTON FRINGE REVIEW: Arr’ we there yet? Head First Acrobats

BRIGHTON FRINGE REVIEW: Arr’ we there yet? Head First Acrobats

If you’ve ever seen them then you know what they do, and they’ve adapted their impressive skills to suit both adult evening shows and this fun kids show. Swashbuckling daftness abound with some delightful daft tango’ing with mops as they swabbing the decks, climbing the rigging on a unsupported ladd

BRIGHTON FRINGE REVIEW: La Voix @Brighton Spiegeltent

BRIGHTON FRINGE REVIEW: La Voix @Brighton Spiegeltent

With new ventures taking La V out there, in the arts festival circuit this was a new move, with some seriously tongue in cheek acknowledgments of the (same) old material. The house was packed full of fans, who knew what they wanted, and weren’t disappointed. With a fan base of older gay men Brighton

BRIGHTON FRINGE REVIEW: Guilty of Love @St Mary’s Church

BRIGHTON FRINGE REVIEW: Guilty of Love @St Mary’s Church

Books, plays and films about the life and death of the brilliant code-breaker Alan Turing are many and varied. This is the second musical on his life which I have seen in recent years , and as it’s 50 years since homosexuality was decriminalised, it’s a timely re-visit to the subject matter.

BRIGHTON FRINGE REVIEW: Gypsy Queen @The Marlborough Theatre

BRIGHTON FRINGE REVIEW: Gypsy Queen @The Marlborough Theatre

Hope Theatre Company’s latest production of Gypsy Queen isn’t a bad play; it’s everything you would expect to see in a gay play: repressed sexuality, conflicting masculinity, gay male stereotypes, jokes about tops/bottoms, a homophobic climax and full-frontal nudity. Even the show’s poster is obviou

Voting closes at midnight in the 2017 Golden Handbag Awards

Voting closes at midnight in the 2017 Golden Handbag Awards

There is just over 24 hours left to vote in this years Golden Handbag Awards. Voting closes tomorrow night, Monday, May 29 at midnight when the countdown begins to the winners being announced at the Golden Handbag Show on Sunday, June 11 at the Brighton Metropole Hilton starting at 7.30pm sharp.

BRIGHTON FRINGE REVIEW: The Starship Osiris @Komedia Studio

BRIGHTON FRINGE REVIEW: The Starship Osiris @Komedia Studio

George Vere’s hour-long confection is a riotous piece of grade-Z science fiction in which a rather bijou starship has to battle cheaply made monsters, a demoralised cast, Vere’s monstrous ego and some of the worst sci-fi power ballads known to humankind. Slowly its creator’s ego trip, during which w

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