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  MARTYN Jacques’ Tiger Lillies have never been ones to shy away from drama and this lavish multimedia performance of Coleridge’s famous poem saw them on top form.
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  An odd way of existing within a mundane post-war Britain would aptly sum up Joe Orton’s life. And the three characters in his early written-for-radio piece come across as equally wrapped up in their own prosaic, yet slightly weird, worlds.
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  As we entered the space at The Nightingale, we were told to take a handful of beans representing our unfulfilled desires, situating the piece as an examination of our own disappointments.
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           <title>Lucy Spraggan, Coalition, Brighton, May 23</title>
           
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  Let’s get it out of the way now, shall we?
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  “I am 63 and unhappily married; she is 25 and happily married,” wrote Leos Janacek about beautiful raven-haired Kamila, who inspired his string quartet Intimate Letters.
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  TO clear up any confusion, the only thing Chet Faker (Nicholas Murphy) has in common with the 1950s jazz singer Chet Baker is his ability to produce a chilled-out vibe.
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  Clare Hammond’s lunchtime piano recital began with one famous baroque work – JS Bach’s Italian Concerto – and ended with Maurice Ravel’s tribute to another great Baroque composer – Le Tombeau De Couperin.
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  Fado is a style of Portuguese folk and blues. Life, longing, destiny and despair are its subjects. Yet magically, however deep and raw the emotion of Claudia Aurora’s music, it is by no means sad.
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           <title>Lunchtime Concerts: Brian O’Kane with MinJung Baek, Brighton Dome Studio Theatre, May 23</title>
           
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  It may only have been an hour but there was more musical drama and intensity in this lunchtime Festival recital than in many a longer concert.
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  The penultimate workshop in the Fringe quartet run by Wendy Ann Greenhalgh concentrated on the topics of voice and point of view.
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