Plexus Polaire's mesmeric puppet-led adaptation of Herman Melville's classic tale is nothing short of extraordinary.
A fantastic dramatic spectacle from Brighton Festival. An epic performance with contemporary messages on poverty, climate change and human rights.
As part of Brighton Festival the bass titan proves that the electric bass is the king of the jungle.
ACCA hosts three exceptional music events for Brighton Festival - Nabihah Iqbal presents Suroor, Damir Imamović and Evadney.
As the Brighton Festival continues across Sussex, we've picked out five highlights from a densely packed programme of events and installations.
Brighton Festival has been cancelled due to coronavirus fears while Brighton Fringe has been postponed until later in the year.
Ezra Furman's headline set on the last Saturday of the Brighton Festival was a strange affair beset with technical problems and a voice that sounded in need of a rest.
The prim and proper Brighton Dome was transformed into a New Orleans night of glamour and fabulousness headlined by RuPaul and Beyonce collaborator Big Freedia.
Spanish director Calixto Bieito combined two very different classical pieces with well-chosen texts performed by a stellar cast but did we leave feeling sexy or anxious?
Carleen Anderson assembled a talented group to perform a set of protest songs old and new at a show that delivered on many levels.
The Suede frontman discusses his new book, growing up in Haywards Heath and the genesis of his band at this fascinating festival book launch with Alexis Petridis.
There was a double helping of Kronos Quartet last weekend. We went along to watch them on screen and with their latest collaborators.
The pianist gave her all at Brighton Dome in a confessional show that encompassed grief, comedy and motherhood - along with a surprise announcement for old fans.
Here it is, a full round-up of our first week of Brighton Festival and Fringe 2018, as well as our recommendations for upcoming shows. Have we missed anything? Get in touch.
'Problem in Brighton', artist David Shrigley's indie-rock pantomime, is at The Old Market for the Brighton Festival 2018. But will it make you dance in front of Jacob Rees-Mogg?
The Montana born artist unveils his debut UK solo exhibition ‘Toe Buoy’ at the Phoenix Gallery.
Hofesh Shechter returns to Brighton Festival with Grand Finale, a spellbinding paean to mortality and the cycle of life.
Journalist and author Tom Hodgkinson came to Brighton Festival to offer advice to on how to escape the rat race and also to plug his latest book. Turns out the two are related.
Carleen Anderson took time out from her busy schedule to answer some questions about her career, Brighton and her new show in this year's festival.
Colourful, noisy punk experimentalists Deerhoof head to the Dome for a Brighton Festival premiere alongside orchestra Stargaze, including Fugazi tracks.
The 2018 Brighton Festival programme launched this week. SOURCE was there to take a first look.
Artist and local resident David Shrigley is named as the guest director of Brighton Festival 2018.
Our final batch of reviews includes multiple hauntings, some theatrical tragedies and Dave Benson Phillips.
Another week, another dozen reviews - including pre-war girl gangs, 80s weathermen, Mexican myths and David Bowie.
Skiffle, a history of horror, clowning, and poetry from a coffin. It's week two of our Brighton Festival and Fringe reviews and recommendations.