The Verse’s Charlotte Crane takes us through the upcoming Brighton Festival 2018, following the press launch on 15th February. This year’s Brighton Festival is set to be a heart-warming and diverse celebration of the attitudes and culture that make our city so special. At the Festival press launch yesterday morning, […]
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The Verse’s Gemma Turner reviews New Mutiny Theatre Company’s newest production Robin Hood, at The Old Market on Saturday 12th February After rave reviews on their adaptation of Romeo and Juliet, New Mutiny Theatre Company have burst onto the scene with their newest production Robin Hood, playing at The Old […]
The Verse’s Csenge Krokovay reviews The Butch Monologues, at the Friends’ Meeting House, organised by The Marlborough Theatre on Wednesday 15th November. The tickets for Wednesday show of The Butch Monologues were sold out weeks before the actual event. As we know, Brighton is outstanding with its famous queer community, […]
The Verse’s Csenge Krokovay reviews We Are Ian at Brighton’s Komedia, Wednesday 31st May 2017 Illegal raves…acid parties? We are Ian is a 5-star theatre experience! A legal rave is awaiting for you at Komedia. I have visited Komedia many times this month, due to Brighton Fringe, and I have […]
The Verse’s Lorenzo Ottone tells us about Buddy, one of the longest-running musicals and a celebration of Buddy Holly’s remarkable career. Being one who has always been on the mod side of life, I never took Buddy Holly too much in consideration. Then one day I grabbed a copy of a […]
