Brighton Fringe Review: Snow White: The Whole Grimm Affair, Latest Music Bar
The idea behind Smile Darkly’s production of Snow White is to explore the well-known story by placing it within a parody of modern day celebrity culture: a worl...
Jess Duxbury
Brighton Festival Review: Much Ado About Nothing, St Nicholas Rest Gardens
Known as one of Shakespeare’s wittiest comedies, Much Ado About Nothing is a classic: boy knows girl of old, girl thinks boy is dim-witted and tedious, boy thin...
Brighton Fringe Review: The Last Lunch, Friends’ Meeting House
After their enormous success with The Last Lunch at the Brighton Fringe in 2012 and 2013, Something Underground have revived this show, yet again, wit...
Brighton Fringe Review: From Up Here, The Warren
(3/5 Stars) Not knowing much about this relatively new musical I took my seat in the audience with genuine excitement: the stage was already beautifully lit...
Brighton Fringe Review: James Veitch: The Fundamental Interconnectedness of Everyone with an Internet Connection
(3/5 Stars) James Veitch has a goal: to push spammers to their limit, to test their commitment to the cause of ripping-off anyone with an email account. The...
Brighton Fringe Review: Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, The Warren
(4/5 Stars) Box Tale Soup’s production of Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland takes its audience down the rabbit hole and into Carroll’s familiar world of Ches...
Jess Duxbury
Jessica Duxbury is a freelance director and producer living and working in Brighton and London. Graduated from University of Sussex in 2012, she now works with puppetry theatre company Bard & Toubadour and comedy troupe Casual Violence.