Brighton – Page 14

Just over a year ago I visited Cuba and stayed there for two months. Havana, the capital, is a vibrant,…

As I was leaving the venue after the show, I overheard several people saying “that was excellent,” and, as I…

After the mediocre warm-up act, (jokes about how men and woman’s brains are wired differently? Couldn’t think of some fresh…

Students in Sussex could be seriously affected by a new law that would see undergraduates in groups of 3 or…

I was admittedly not in the most receptive of moods to listen to poetry that evening. I was tired from…

Tues 6th Oct (campus) AUDITIONS – West Side Story – Mandella Hall, 2pm or 5pm For more information see http://ussu-smuts.webs.com/…

Now in the eighth year, the Magners Brighton Comedy Festival is set to be the biggest and funniest festival yet.…

It’s never an encouraging sign when you start to a wish that a play would hurry along or, as I…

Richie Phoe has been living in Brighton for five years now, and makes critically lauded dub and reggae. So why…

Brighton has traditionally been seen as a ‘liberal’ city: a place of diversity with little discrimination or prejudice. In fact,…

2009 is set to be a good year for performance in Brighton, with a whole variety of shows rolling into…

Brighton’s live music scene has lost two of its most student-friendly venues in recent months with another looking set to…

The Sussex Men’s Football first team allowed slack defending from set pieces twice to ruin an otherwise encouraging performance in…

‘We were undone by a decent player this afternoon,’ said 1st team captain and acting coach Pete Holmes in the…

On Friday 17 October students, established residents and council officials debated the issue of studentification in Brighton. The initial meeting…