This new play about Bonnie Prince Charlie's escape has some interesting ideas and potential, with three accomplished and versatile actors that lift it.

A hilarious and utterly bonkers glimpse into the imagined wacky world of Gwyneth Paltrow and her ski-slopes collision.

The Belle & Sebastian frontman came to Brighton for readings from his novel, songs and a heartfelt Q&A.

Joe Jackson proved he was still on top of his game with a double set of solo hits and an hour of new music hall numbers.

The Ocean Film Festival dives back into Brighton Dome offering breathtaking glimpses into the deepest, bluest seas of the world.

A children’s show for all the family that breezes in like a breath of fresh air. A blissful escape at Brighton Open Air Theatre.

Murder and mystery as senior writer is upstaged by fluent and agile young student. Murder and madness among the manuscripts.

The debut Brighton Psych Fest provides Team Source with a cornucopia of musical treats! Highlights include Genn, The Bevis Frond, Ebbb and The Horrors.

The master interpreter of the cover version returned to Brighton Dome with a show comprised entirely of reworked classics.

A wonderful feel-good musical with a story full of joy and heart, not just for Dolly Parton fans. The energy on stage at Theatre Royal was infectious.

Is it a rock opera? Who knows? Le Lamb play a captivating headline show to a packed crowd at the Folklore Rooms.

Homestead is a play about repression, sexuality and betrayal among a Hispanic family set in Texas in the Southern Bible belt of America in 1956.