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From art exhibitions and theatre to music, literature and creative movements, this category explores the people, places and ideas shaping Brighton’s cultural life — celebrating both grassroots creativity and headline events across the city.

Expanding a business presents numerous challenges, especially when it comes to managing finances effectively. With a strategic approach, however, it's entirely possible to scale your operations without depleting your resources. This article explores key strategies for business growth that are both efficient and cost-effective. Leveraging Technology for Efficiency In the digital...
Universal Music Group has been asking music streaming services like Spotify to stop developers from scraping its material to train AI bots to make new songs. The label, which controls about a third of the recorded music industry, has also been issuing substantial numbers of takedown requests in relation...
ollowing acclaimed seasons at the National Theatre and in the West End, Bill Kenwright presents this new production of Home, I’m Darling which visits Theatre Royal Brighton ffrom today to Saturday 15 April as part of the play’s first extensive national tour. Leading the cast are BAFTA award winner Jessica Ransom (Doc Martin, Armstrong and Miller, Horrible...
After a thirty-five-year hiatus away from performing I am touring my new musical tribute to legendary US lyricist Dorothy Fields - the woman behind a host of 20th-century Broadway classics including Hey, Big Spender, I Can't Give You Anything But Love and A Fine Romance. If they could see me now:...
As Second Hand Dance marks its 10th birthday, the company is inviting audiences to celebrate with them as We Touch, We Play, We Dance, a joyful dance experience for those aged 0-3 comes to London, Brighton and Coventry. It Comes to Brighton on 13th May. Join in if you’d like to, or...
In February 1990, in the midst of the Troubles, Sinn Féin’s Martin McGuinness publicly invited the British government to reopen a back-channel used during previous phases of contact with the IRA in the 1970s and during the 1981 hunger strike. If think there is something to be lost by...
Seals, sea lions and walruses – a group of animals called pinnipeds – have been heavily exploited throughout much of human history. Many of these species have at some point even been threatened with extinction. But, in the UK, their decline has largely been reversed. Since the Conservation of Seals...
New branding for Brighton & Hove’s Museums has won two awards in a European design competition. The brand identity was designed by Brighton agency Baxter & Bailey after extensive work with the city’s museum service. They made a feature of the ampersand featured in the title to illustrate that the...
Coffee is so much more than just a simple beverage anywhere; it is a key part of the visitor experience in hotels, coffee shops, pubs, bars, restaurants, etc. Hotels are realising how important it is to keep up with everything happening in the coffee service world, from the appeal...
After sell-out shows for “JUST TRYING TO HELP” at the Edinburgh Festival and Soho Theatre in 2022, and the filming of the live show by a major American label for worldwide release in the pipeline… audiences are invited to join Garrett Millerick as he delivers a searing and timely investigation into the...