Bohemia Brighton: Review
I ventured into Bohemia Brighton in the Lanes, for an indulgent meal and drink with a date, writes Anjali Singh.
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Here & Now: The Steps Musical – Review
The Steps Musical masterfully reworks the songs of the dance-pop group in service of a genuinely relatable feel-good comedy.
Vidura Bandara Rajapaksa at the Brighton Dome: Review
Could Vidura Bandara Rajapaksa be the definition of cool? I think he might be, writes We Love Brighton’s Anjali Singh.
The Maydays: Confessions! Review
The Maydays are improv legends, spoken of in hushed tones in improv circles across the UK, responsible for bringing improv to Brighton.
The Lightning Thief: The Percy Jackson Musical – Review
The Lightning Thief: The Percy Jackson musical is a fantastic show where angsty American teenagehood meets Greek mythology.
C’est Magnifique At The Tusk Club: Review
Brighton’s calendar is not short of regular performance events, but C’est Magnifique is in a league of its own.
Lovers II Friends At Komedia: Review
Fancy dancing for hours to hits from the nineties and noughties, and being home by 9pm? Lovers II Friends at Komedia is for you.
Rant Ceilidh Brighton: Review
We are lucky in Brighton to have the Brighton Ceilidh Collective, expertly bringing out all the most fun and enjoyable aspects of the tradition.
A Love Letter To… Jubilee Library
As the council invites public feedback on the future of our libraries, writer Anjali Singh shares a love letter to Jubilee Library.
Review: Nostos Pop-Up At Komedia
Komedia, Brighton’s premier comedy venue, has been pairing up with guest kitchens every Friday in July to provide evenings of top-notch comedy and top-notch food.
Cruel Intentions: The ’90s Musical – Brighton Review
Cruel Intentions: The ’90s Musical is an unashamed nostalgia-fest, combining the 1999 teenage romantic drama with 90s pop hits for a night of pure pleasure.
The Girl On The Train: Review
Loveday Ingram’s production of The Girl on the Train has returned to Brighton this week for a four-show run.