A new, utterly iconcoclastic play premiering at this year's Brighton Fringe tomorrow promises to live up to the festival's zany reputation. Billed as "a play that doesn't like plays and has been written to satirise all of them", 'What’s Wrong With Monotony?' by returning Brighton Fringe playwright Tim Coakley...
As the many noticeboards on Brighton's Facebook network suggest, Brightonians love to complain particularly about Brighton. In our morning procrastination we stumbled upon 'FixMyStreet.co.uk', a website set up to post minor irritations about your local area. They range far and wide from abandoned bikes to graffiti and all have...
Brighton's pub scene is one steeped in history, but two neighbouring pubs appear to have a little competition over who has the most history. The Black Lion and The Cricketers Pub, both on Black Lion Street, have both been reported as being the oldest pub in Brighton - but who takes...
This Sunday, for one evening only, we highly recommend you head down to The Bee's Mouth on Western Road in Hove. Resist-Reclaim-Liberate has been developed by two local art students in collaboration with local arts promoter Sublime. The event is focussed on sensual freedom and body positivity whilst raising...
Brighton Festival begins next week and for the second year in a row they are inviting audiences to join the "global, philanthropic movement" of pay-it-forward. The concept is simple, you pay £5 (or any amount above) when you purchase a ticket and the money will enable a disadvantaged person...
An exquisite exhibition of Gilbert & George's artwork is gracing the walls of Brighton Museum from this Saturday. The work presented in the gallery is from 1969 to 1997 and is a perfect representation of every subject they touched on in that period. The Turner Prize winning artists have...
T-Minus one week until Brighton Festival, Fringe and the plethora of events in May are upon us! Take the opportunity while you can for a slightly more chilled weekend than the ones approaching, this weekend we've compiled a list just for you of the best music, arts, film screenings...
White Wall Cinema are bringing their pop-up cinema project to Proud Cabaret this Sunday (29th April) for their secret movie club. White Wall Cinema screen unusual cult classics to people in intimate and unexpected locations across the city. They take a film you probably have not seen before and...
Here's a round-up of the best events happening this week! There's arts, food, comedy and big clothes swaps so whether you're in the mood for a laugh or a new wardrobe there's something for you!
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The Great English Taste Off
After the success of last year's event 'Issac @' are bringing...
The West Pier is arguably the most iconic piece of Brighton's history. Designed and engineered by Eugenius Birch it opened in 1866 with the vision of attracting visitors to Brighton and being able to withstand the throes of a hostile seafront. Unfortunately as the years went on, it wasn't...
