Fringe Favourite The Beauty of Being Herd takes its sheepish charm on a UK Tour May – July 2025
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Original smash-hit, The Beauty of Being Herd, is hitting the road from May for its first UK Tour. The surreal brainchild of Gaulier graduate, Ruth Berkoff, The Beauty of Being Herd will take the UK by storm following its runner up awards for ‘Best Newcomer’ and ‘Best New Writing’...
Many of us pay attention to the foods we’re putting in our bodies – asking ourselves whether they’re nutritious and healthy for us. But have you ever stopped to ask yourself how fast this food is moving through your gut? The answer to this question is actually really important,...
Weekend Feature- Men’s concerns are real but backlash is not inevitable – the new rules guiding feminism
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It’s a difficult period for the feminist movement. Space has opened up in public life for people who argue, very loudly, that efforts to level the playing field for women have come at the expense of men.
Many political parties don’t merely neglect women’s interests – they put anti-feminism...
Weekend Feature -The gap between perception and reality may go far deeper than we thought for narcissists
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Despite exuding confidence, narcissistic people relentlessly crave admiration. In other words, they are unable to convince themselves of their own brilliance.
Growing research shows the gap between perception and reality for narcissistic people goes far deeper than their inflated views about their appearance, accomplishments and abilities.
Narcissism is a personality trait...
PAPER BIRDS TAKE FLIGHT AT THEATRE ROYAL TO CELEBRATE BRIGHTON FESTIVAL AND FRINGE
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Theatre Royal Brighton, in collaboration with Sketchup Brighton and local artist Mhari Smith, is delighted to present BIRDS! — a series of free, drop-in paper bird workshops culminating in a captivating living installation beneath the theatre’s historic colonnade.
Sponsored by Bird and Blend Tea Co., the workshops will run over...
Self-professed prick and star of Taskmaster Rosie Jones is heading back out
on the road with her brand-new stand-up show I Can’t Tell What She’s Saying, where she’ll be talking about the big stuff: being single, the pressures of representing huge sections of the population, and gravy. Oh, and boobs.She will...
Thousands of Sussex and Surrey pupils take part in ‘Loan a Lamb’ initiative as schools bring farming to the classroom.
Thousands of primary school children across Sussex and Surrey have had the rare chance to care for lambs at school, thanks to the Loan a Lamb scheme, an initiative run...
Chaotic and completely improvised comedy show Spin-a-Play to make Brighton Fringe debut
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Insert Laughter Here’s legendary, chaotic and completely improvised comedy show Spin-a-Play to make Brighton Fringe debut this May
Improvised Comedy Group Insert Laughter Here are delighted to announce their debut performances at Brighton Fringe in 2025, with four new performances of their chaotic long form format, Spin-a-Play. Across two pairs of consecutive dates, the...
A Bold, Hilarious, and Moving Celebration of Life, Love and Lust in the Golden Years
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After a triumphant premiere in March 2024 at one of Vienna’s most beloved comedy theatres, Dirty Old Women has taken Austria by storm—packing out venues and striking a powerful chord with audiences of all ages. The autobiographical one-act play, with cabaret flair and sitcom-style laughs, is now gaining international...
PLAYING THEATRE ROYAL BRIGHTON -TUE 22 JUL – SAT 26 JUL 2025, PRIOR TO A STRICTLY LIMITED WEST END RUN
The greatest, most powerful and dangerous figures who shaped English history are brought vividly to life in Robert Bolt’s award- winning play, directed by Jonathan Church.
Following record-breaking ticket sales across...