The Girl On The Train: Cast & Director Talk Ahead Of New Star Studded Stage Adaptation @ Theatre Royal Brighton
Thriller fans are clearly in for a treat when director
Anthony Banks promises the stage adaptation of
The Girl On The Train - playing
Theatre Royal Brighton, this June -
"is absolutely packed with twists and turns”.
C Duncan: Multi-Instrumentalist Ditches Bedroom Studio For Album With Often-Darker Lyrical Undertones
C Duncan's third album sees the Scottish multi-instrumentalist
ditch his bedroom studio and work with other producers, engineers and musicians for the first time.
Bring Dementia Out: New Innovation To Help LGBT People With Dementia Being Tested In Brighton
Alzheimer's Society has partnered with people affected by dementia, LGBT+ communities and key organisations (including Switchboard in Brighton and Hove) on a series of resources, including a video, booklet, online hub and posters, to raise awareness and understanding of challenges faced by
LGBT+ people affected by
dementia.
Multi-Grammy-Winning Lauryn Hill Confirmed For Sussex Jazz Festival
Revolution Of Mind: She Drew The Gun Team Up With Coral Frontman Ahead Of Date @ Brighton Patterns
Having recently completed a UK tour supporting The Coral,
She Drew The Gun will
end their forthcoming tour at
Brighton Patterns.
Talk Is Cheap: Keith Richards Remembers The Time He Filled The Gap in the Rolling Stones Downtime
In 1988 Sussex resident
Keith Richards released his first ever solo album,
Talk Is Cheap, an eleven track masterclass in everything rock 'n' roll.
Q&A With Poet & Comedian Rob Auton Ahead Of His Show @ The Old Market Brighton
A clip of award-winning poet and comedian
Rob Auton performing on Comedy Central has recently
gone viral with nearly four million views on Facebook.
Sam Morrow's New Album Concrete & Mud Should Cement His Place As A Must See Live Performer
Brighton-bound
Sam Morrow's Concrete and Mud is a confident album, rooted in Texas twang, southern stomp, and old-school funky-tonk.