Brighton Festival
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Brighton Festival 2011
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Mind-bending – or mind-numbing? – meditation on the boundaries between music and dance
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Five go mad for the music (and end up singing in their y-fronts) in this tragic-comic ‘opera for actors’
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I Came By Myself to a Crowded Place
This slight but atmospheric piece uses optical technology to tell the plaintive tale of a missed tryst
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It’s About Time: 35 Minutes/Time After Time
A double-bill on the subject of time that made every second count
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An interesting if somewhat confused look at the strange world of the castrati
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The final instalment in Rachel Blackman’s acclaimed one-woman trilogy about the struggle to love
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The Interminable Suicide of Gregory Church
A poignant and exhilarating journey from laughter to curiosity to nothing less than hope in human kind!
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The audience must do a good deal of dot connecting in this intimate piece of theatre staged in a kitchen