Kevin Johansen with Liniers, Pavilion Theatre, Brighton, May 2

Kevin Johansen with Liniers, Pavilion Theatre, Brighton, May 2

9:08am Wednesday 5th May 2010

Rather than being a clever way to help plug his illustrated lyrics book or a novel way to reimagine the live experience, this collaboration between Alaskan-Argentinian singer Kevin Johansen (pictured) and Buenas Aires cartoonist Ricardo Siri Liniers felt more like an excuse for the two friends to indulge in some travelling together.

Jacqueline Wilson, Brighton Dome Corn Exchange, May 1

Jacqueline Wilson, Brighton Dome Corn Exchange, May 1

11:00am Tuesday 4th May 2010

Jacqueline Wilson’s success is clearly due to her ability to relate so well to children.

City Reads: From Russia With Love, Corn Exchange, Church Street, Brighton, May 2

City Reads: From Russia With Love,  Corn Exchange, Church Street, Brighton, May 2

10:57am Tuesday 4th May 2010

As this year's three-month City Reads event drew to a close, a trio of James Bond aficionados came together to discuss Ian Fleming's From Russia With Love.

Scheherazade, Brighton Dome Concert Hall, Church Street, May 24

Scheherazade: Anish Kapoor

1:00pm Monday 25th May 2009

It was a battle of Scheherazades on Sunday with the closing classical concert of Brighton Festival offering two works inspired by The Arabian Nights’ legendary Persian queen.

Sheila Hancock, Corn Exchange, Brighton, May 24

Sheila Hancock, Corn Exchange, Brighton, May 24

12:27pm Monday 25th May 2009

Following on from her best-selling autobiography The Two Of Us, about her life with her late husband John Thaw, Sheila Hancock discussed her new book, Just Me, with writer and broadcaster Kate Mosse.

Five Squared, Brighton Dome Concert Hall, Brighton, May 23

Andy Sheppard

12:19pm Monday 25th May 2009

If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it. And thankfully neither Andy Sheppard nor Dave Holland did.

Zero The Hero, Corn Exchange, Brighton, May 24

Michael Landy

12:09pm Monday 25th May 2009

“I feel like I’ve been brought here under false pretences,” lamented author Isabel Losada. “I’m an expert on nothingness, not zero.”

The Brighton Beach Boys, St George's Church, Brighton, May 23

1:04pm Monday 25th May 2009

Pet Sounds and Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band are two albums that defined the 1960s and are widely regarded as the high water mark of popular music.

Wilkommen Collective, Pavilion Theatre, Brighton, May 23

Wilkommen Collective,  Pavilion Theatre, Brighton, May 23

12:59pm Monday 25th May 2009

The Wilkommen Collective of local bands play music variously tagged as new-folk, lo-fi and alt-country.

The Magic Flute, Pavilion Theatre, Brighton May 23

12:22pm Monday 25th May 2009

Glyndebourne Education were determined to demystify Mozart’s opera, cheerfully introducing the five performers.

City Reads: The Book Thief, Corn Exchage, Brighton, May 23

Markus Zusak

12:06pm Monday 25th May 2009

Markus Zusak's first UK appearance was the culmination of a three-month project.

The Guardian Debate, Corn Exchange, Brighton, May 23

Bonnie Greer

12:01pm Monday 25th May 2009

The notion: The US, as a superpower, is in long-term decline.

Antony And The Johnsons, Brighton Dome Concert Hall, May 21

Antony And The Johnsons, Brighton Dome Concert Hall, May 21

4:58pm Friday 22nd May 2009

Driving past the “Welcome to East Sussex” sign on the road to Brighton, New York-based Mercury award-winning Antony Hegarty said he had a lump in his throat – presumably the shape of childhood angst and joy.

Philharmonia Orchestra, Brighton Dome Concert Hall, Brighton, May 22

12:13pm Monday 25th May 2009

If the upright stance of cellists tend to make them look like happy puppets, the width, low position and technical challenges of the keyboard can make pianists sway and swoop like shamans possessed by ancestral spirits.



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