Music: The Great Escape Reviews
Emeree This Australian producer-turned-performer is next in line to be a pop idol in Australia and beyond. With vocal tone ...
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Brighton Festival Review: Circa: Humans 2.0
Humans 2.0 is a remarkable spectacle, changing what can realistically be expected of the human body in a surprising and ...
Brighton Festival Review: Zoe Lyons: Werewolf
This is a home gig to a home crowd. Zoe Lyons tells us she lives just down the road in ...
Brighton Spa Review: TGB
My new fav spa spot is TGB, situated on West Street, Brighton. Walking in it’s a warm welcome from the ...
Music: The Great Escape Reviews: James Emmanuel, Lawn Chair, Robin Kester, Kings & Pills, The Klittens, Fiona-Lee, Son Mieux, Nadia Kadek, South Summit, Ellie O’Niell, Tommy Wa
James Emmanuel Whatever “it” is, James has it. His deep, velvety vocals carry the weight of soul and blues, with ...
Brighton Festival Review: North By Northwest
Set in the elegant and vibrant world of 1950s America, Wise Children’s production of the Alfred Hitchcock classic North By ...
Music: The Great Escape Reviews: The Deep Blue, Jessy Blakemore, Westside Cowboy
The Deep Blue This beautiful vocal harmony folk outfit is a step above the rest. Performing a host of brilliant ...
MUSIC: The Great Escape Reviews: Sly Withers, Lab Rat, Annie DiRusso, Day We Ran, The Dinosaur’s Skin
Sly Withers This Australian four piece band brought their energy to Brighton with amazing indie rock tunes, catchy hooks and ...
Brighton Fringe Review: End Game
Fresh from Aussie Fringes, this one woman play that stars writer and actor Katie Reddin-Clancy is a multi-character story centred ...
Brighton Fringe Review: Katie Pritchard: I Kiss the Music
Body roll enthusiast and pocket-rocket of musical comedy energy Katie Pritchard is a barrel of fireworks, channelling her musical megastar ...
