Brighton Fringe Review: The Importance Of Being Earnest As Performed By Three F*cking Queens And A Duck
The Rotunda Theatre, 9 May 2023 A raucous farcical telling of how three highly camp fellows – and an unfortunately ...
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Brighton Fringe Review: Grace Mulvey, Flirt
The Rotunda Theatre, 9 May 2023 Grace Mulvey bounds on to the small stage area, seemingly fresh as a daisy ...
Brighton Fringe Review: The Heist
The Old Market, 8 May 2023 Being spellbound is an absolute rarity for an entire hour. The magic that silent ...
Brighton Fringe Review: Manic
Sweet@The Poets, 7 May 2023 Less ‘Manic’, more ‘Traumatic’, Raina Griefer’s solo spoken word show frequently has the uncomfortable honesty ...
Brighton Fringe Review: Police Cops In Space
Caravanserai: Luna Parc, 6 May 2023 What do you get when you combine three uber talented performer-writers who demonstrate better ...
Album Review: House of All
The late Mark E Smith (in)famously declared that “if it’s me and yer granny on bongos, it’s The Fall” – ...
Back Passages Of Brighton: Walking Tour Review
It really takes something to get people out for a 90 minute walk through history on a day earmarked to ...
Book Review: Spirituality, Healing and Me
Looking for a book to put you in the right mindset for the longer, brighter Spring days? Ilana Estelle's Spirituality, ...
TV Review: My Kind of Country
As part of my Apple TV+ phase I’ve been scouring their strange content until something caught my eye—‘a new kind ...
Series Review: The Last Thing He Told Me
Apple TV+ carries a strange mixture of content. It has high-budget costume dramas like The Essex Serpent alongside BBC documentaries ...
