‘It requires you’: Blak Whyte Gray
Our conversation starts with a journey. From an primary school in England, to the North of Ghana, down to the…
Dive into Brightonian Culture
Boredom is impossible when you throw yourself into everything this weird and wonderful city has to offer. The specific and…
Verve Couture – Musicality, kitsch & ignition: the beginning of a series
Pictured: Zac Black At Proud Cabaret audiences were spellbound as if at night at the circus, yet this was not…
Fleabag on stage at The Old Market – review
Last Monday at 8pm at Brighton’s The Old Market, I sat myself down in my theatre seat eagerly awaiting the…
Fleabag preview
Following the mass success of the Bafta award-winning BBC Series, DryWrite and Soho Theatre are about to hit the stage…
The Tempest review
As the sun begins to set over Hove Green, tinnies of Red Stripe are cracked open, tartan blankets are strewn,…
A Glass Half Empty review
For those of us coming to the end of another year of university study, the prospect of careers, marriages and…
DollyWould at The Old Market review
Sh!t Theatre’s DollyWould is a hilarious, thoughtful and experimental performance piece. The award winning show has the Sh!t Theatre duo…
Shakespeare in the sun – The Tempest preview
In a world of dystopian King Lears and female Hamlets, Shakespeare’s classics are constantly being reimagined for the modern day.…
Dollywould at The Old Market preview
From the 22nd May – 25th May 2018 DollyWould will be showing at The Old Market. An exciting new show,…
Adam review
If you have been a stranger to the stage this spring and decide to see one contemporary show, let it…
Whimsical fairy-tale meets class war – Standard: Elite review
Meta-theatricality and interactivity are becoming all the more vogue in contemporary theatre, and in a world where the arts are…
Voodoo enthralls at The Old Market – review
As part of South East Dance’s micro-festival, Undisciplined, Voodoo comes to being as a collaboration between South East Dance and…
Trial & error: Sex, sass and foolishness through dance
For the concluding show of South East Dance’s micro-festival, Double Bill brings two short performances to The Old Market’s stage:…
An evening with Candoco Dance Company – review
Last week at the Attenborough Centre, the phenomenally unique and refreshing dance company Candoco brought to the stage a double…
Sussex student takes show to Brighton Fringe
Final year English and Drama student Sophie Pester will be taking her original stage show A Glass Half Empty…
Brighton Fringe comic Joseph Morpurgo on satire, Frankenstein and his fictitious nine-hour, one-man show
At The Badger we sat down with multi-talented comic, three-time Chortle Award winner and Edinburgh Fringe favourite Joseph Morpurgo to…
Voodoo preview
“[A] science fiction that addresses the desire, confusion and responsibility felt as individuals, who are also symbols of many long-persecuted…
Interview with Chris Watson: Take a trip to No Man’s Land this spring
Sound recordist, Chris Watson, spoke to The Badger about his new installation piece featured in the Attenborough Centre for the…
“A moving symbol of cooperation and humanity” – COAL review
“This is not a show. It’s something else”, we’re told. Gary Clarke’s dance performance of the life and decline of…