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Brighton Fringe Review: The Faustus Project

Brighton Fringe Review: The Faustus Project

It’s a sad thing that the magic of some classics from literature can sometimes get lost in all the pomp and ‘respect’ surrounding said classic. Christopher Marlowe’s ‘Dr Faustus’ is such a...

Brighton Festival Review: Malory Towers

Brighton Festival Review: Malory Towers

The ‘Malory Towers’ books by Enid Blyton have served generations of young readers with escapism, putting the girls of Malory Towers boarding school front and centre in all manner of adventures and...

Brighton Fringe Review: Cabaret Impedimenta

Brighton Fringe Review: Cabaret Impedimenta

A stalwart of the Weekend of Weird sub-Fringe season at The SpiegelGardens, Cabaret Impedimentia packs an enjoyably disruptive punch. The premise is simple: five professional cabaret acts do their best to perform...

Brighton Festival Review: Dark Noon

Brighton Festival Review: Dark Noon

This powerful telling of America’s history from South Africa’s fix+foxy turns the perspective of the Western on its head. It’s alarming, frightening, funny, employs beautiful creativity and portrays desolate cruelty with a...

Brighton Fringe Review: Ben Hur

Brighton Fringe Review: Ben Hur

How? How is it possible for a cast of four (plus two incredible backstage dressers) to put on the epic tale of ‘Ben Hur’ as a live performance, including a galley battle...

Your Next Favourite Artist Is Probably Playing The Great Escape

The Great Escape Reviews: Saturday

Martial Arts - Dust ⭐️ 3.5/5  This band brought so much energy and personality to their set. Their tunes showed a lot of stylistic maturity, with tempo changes, fuzzy build-ups, and great...

Brighton Fringe Review: Nocturne Musical

Brighton Fringe Review: Nocturne Musical

Where Alice In Wonderland meets the Moomin trolls – but in Norway – that’s where ‘Nocturne Musical’ exists. When 12 year old nature-lover Solveig goes into the forest in search of her...

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