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Brighton Year-Round 2022

All Saints Sara Oschlag Quartet Recital

A sovereign group, with Sara Oschlag a wonderful vocalist at its core


Beautiful

Outstanding, and outstandingly transferred as a tour that brings its stature with it.


Buck Brass Trio

They want to be back. We want them back.


Calendar Girls the Musical

Could be seen in the West End. See it here


Chapel Royal in Concert Olga Paliy Piano Recital

Stunning finale to a remarkable concert


Chapel Royal Jane Faulkner and Gary Peacock in Mozart Violin/Piano Concert

Consummate Mozart performers - with a revelatory unskeining of the Lili Boulanger.


Chapel Royal Peter Sulski and Philippa Mo in Concert Mozart Violin/Piano Recital October 18th 2022

Sulski is sovereign in the viola, and Mo proves a radiant partner. An outstanding recital.


Dad’s Army

You feel you’ve been part of an invited audience at one of the original TV productions


David Copperfield

A paean to live theatre; soaring seasonal spirit, struck with tenderness, joy, sorrow, plangent affirmation.


Death Drop 2 Back in the Habit

“This is the silliest stuff that ever I heard”


Ensembouquet – Flute Violin & Piano Recital

A consummate recital of mostly rare works


Hamlet

Destined as one of the toughest OFS undertakings, it comes through with a blaze


James and the Giant Peach

With memorable music and ensemble singing added to a first-rate BLT production, there’s no better Christmas show in town.


James Thomas Organ Recital All Saints, Hove

An enthralling and original recital


John Collins St Nicholas Organ Recital

Yet another superb Collins recital. A hidden luxury we should enjoy.


Karen Wong Solo flute, piccolo & baroque flute

Karen Wong, solo or playing in trio, is clearly a driving force of new repertoire, often the prelude to a great career


Kevin Allen and Ellie Blackshaw Viola Sonatas

A stunningly rewarding concert.


Michele Roszak and Lynda Spinney: Spring’s Arrival

A terrific way to blow the cherry blossom


Michiko Shimanuki Piano Recital at All Saints, Hove

Consummate exploratory playing by a composer-pianist wholly inside these idioms.


Mother Goose

This is more than panto: it’s an affirmation of something that panto here welcomes in, in our time uniquely invoking layers as only Elizabethan/Jacobean drama can.


Pericles

Kelly Hunter’s team have wrought a miracle of flight, realised by an outstanding cast who here at least, make us rank Pericles with Shakespeare’s other late Romances.


Private Lives

Private Lives can never disappoint: it plays itself and as far as it’s a work of verbal tennis this production won’t pall either


SMC Concert Unitarian October 15th 2022

I can’t remember such unalloyed delight in an SMC concert.


Spirit of Woodstock 2 – The Sequel

There’s no greater writer/performer working in Brighton, or Sussex, and Spirit of Woodstock Parts I and 2 is Jonathan Brown’s most dazzling show to date.


The Doctor

A triumph for all concerned. Juliet Stevenson even gains in stature. Robert Icke’s revival could hardly go better than this.


The Osmonds: A New Musical

If you’re into musicals, it’s a must-see


The Rise and Fall of Little Voice

The Rise and Fall of Little Voice sings out of damage into heartbreak and redemption. Those who don’t know the play or its outcome should see this, even those who have.


Unitarian, Kevin Allen Piano Recital

Kevin Allen stands among other composer-pianists who essay this territory: for whom the music is essential as composer and a language to breathe in.


Waitress

Halfpenny raises soaring music theatre, an ounce of gold in the throat and stars six inches above it.


Yoko Ono and Paul Gregory Piano/Guitar Recital

Revelatory and a spellbinding introduction than in these performers hands, couldn’t be bettered.