The Verse’s Alex Berdugo reviews multi-talented playwright Kate Tempest’s opening show at Brighton Festival. The mystery of what the night held was personified on the stage: two large drum...
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The Verse’s Alex Berdugo reviews The Dance Trail – one of 950 shows taking place during this year’s Brighton Fringe Upon reaching Montpelier Place Baptist Church, The Dance Trail crew...
The Verse’s Alex Berdugo tells us all there is to know about Brighton Fringe in his Fringe preview… England’s largest arts festival, Brighton Fringe, makes a much-anticipated comeback this...
The Verse’s Lou Clement heads down to The Drawing Circus, as they celebrate their 100th life-drawing event at the Royal Pavilion… Tonight I’m at the Royal Pavilion for a Drawing Circus...
The Verse’s Sarah-Mary Geissler reviews Fabula and their exhibition ‘Many Ways To Tell A Story’ at Hove Museum Everyone has a story to tell, including you. You tell stories everyday....
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