Tag: Brighton Festival

After Agincourt is a searing one-man play written in the 1980s by Peter Mottley, revived with gut-wrenching intensity by actor ...

Arooj Aftab played Brighton Festival this week as an invited performer by festival guest director Anoushka Shankar. The show, in ...

A new piece of gig theatre comes to Brighton this May, created by musician and artist Aditya Prakash. Entitled ROOM-i-Nation, ...

Spin-a-Play is a completely improvised long-form show which invites audience members to suggest genres for a brand new play to ...

Mercury Prize-nominated and much loved independent artist Nadine Shah brings her mesmerising voice and raw, theatrical energy to Brighton Festival ...

The Attenborough Centre is set to be turned into a watery world, full of dance and intrigue in this year's ...

Arooj Aftab hits Brighton Festival in its first week tomorrow night (Wednesday 7th May) as part of Anoushka Shankar's specially ...

“Cry God for Harry, England and Saint George! And to hell with all the other poor buggers.” Written in the ...

Everyone Rotate Right is a premier for Brighton Fringe, and is about a family of four – the Mother, the Father, ...

New to the Brighton Fringe - The Ukrainian play "The Trumpeter" depicts the last days of the attack on Mariupol ...