Celebrating 20 years of performing arts creativity and success is Bexhill-based Mad Fish which is to hold a concert with 120 performers at the Izzard Theatre at Bexhill College.
Review: The Country Wife, Minerva Theatre, Chichester
The hallmarks of Restoration comedy are everything taken to excess - from the wit and licentiousness of the plots to the gloriously resplendent costumes and the powder puff wigs.
Forget about the latest Jurassic Park movie and get along to the White Rock Theatre to experience the dangers and delights of prehistoric friends for yourself.
Some things just get better with age, and raw raspy blues is one of them - if you need proof check out The Blues Band’s performance at St Mary In The Castle on Saturday June 16 at 7.30pm.
Intelligent approach to Mozart’s subtle and demanding masterpiece
Mozart’s masterpiece Cosi Fan Tutte is a challenge for any major company as it requires not only superb singing but characterisation which is able to develop and interact with great subtlety. A single nuance can change the whole direction of the narrative.
Review: The Chalk Garden, by Enid Bagnold, at Chichester Festival Theatre
When The Chalk Garden premiered on Broadway in 1955, the Sussex soil that gave title to Bagnold’s vignette of rural life was as unyielding as it was barren.
Stand up comic cooks up a storm with power tools - live on stage
George Egg is a stand-up comedian who cooks food, surprisingly good food, live on stage using unconventional methods and unexpected equipment. He makes you laugh too.
