3.0
Review: 2100: A Space Novelty, Brighton Fringe
Cut Mustard Theatre presents 2100: A Space Novelty at The Old Market as part of Brighton Fringe’s Nordic Season. The international company of five consists of ...
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3.0
4.0
Review: Cock, Cock… Who’s There?, Brighton Fringe
To say I was unprepared for Samira Elagoz’s Cock, Cock... Who’s There? is an understatement. Admittedly, I had gone thinking I was going to see an irreverent t...
4.0
Review: Eye to Eye, Brighton Festival
Performed in the beautiful setting of the Brighton Dome, Eye to Eye is a fifty minute musical composition, blending choral singing and jazz music, which explor...
5.0
Review: Dead Dog in a Suitcase (and Other Love Songs), Brighton Fringe
Have you heard the story about the dead dog in a suitcase? A classic urban myth that probably ‘happened’ to someone you know of, the story has been adopted int...
5.0
Review: Breakin’ Convention, Sadler’s Wells
Celebrating their 16th year, Breakin’ Convention explodes into the Sadler’s Wells theatre filling every corner with noise, life, hip hop and the gorgeous smell...
3.0
Review: Birds: Pluck, Brighton Fringe
Junior Productions presents Birds: Pluck. Performed by Amy Spinks and Kate Novak, written and directed by Joe Reaney and Will Noble, I concur with the music of...