Review: Eliza Von Poppins Presents... A Practically Perfect Guide to Living, Brighton Fringe3.0Overall ScoreAs Julie Andrews once sang, "In every job that must be done, there is an element o…
Review: My Greatest Period Ever, Brighton Fringe 5.0Overall Score It's a bit of a cliché to go to a fringe festival and see a show where a woman talks about her first period. We've all seen…
Review: Brighton Fringe, Daddy Issues, The Old Market3.0starsRebecka Pershagen has clearly had to put up with a lot of judgement in her time. As a self-confessed lover of older men, Daddy Is…
Review: Brighton Fringe, May I Speak About Dance, The Old Market3.0starsMay I Speak About Dance, as the title suggests, is a performance-lecture where the audience is invited to explore thei…
Review: Cock, Cock... Who's There?, Brighton Fringe4.0Overall ScoreTo say I was unprepared for Samira Elagoz's Cock, Cock… Who's There? is an understatement. Admittedly, I had gone thinkin…
Review: Eye to Eye, Brighton Festival4.0Overall ScorePerformed in the beautiful setting of the Brighton Dome, Eye to Eye is a fifty minute musical composition, blending choral singing and ja…
Review: Dead Dog in a Suitcase (and Other Love Songs), Brighton Fringe5.0Overall ScoreHave you heard the story about the dead dog in a suitcase? A classic urban myth that probably 'happened'…
Review: Brighton Fringe, I Am a Camera, Rialto Theatre3.0starsI Am a Camera is a not-often-performed play by John Van Druten which explores the experiences of Christopher Isherwood, the Brit…