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Johnny’s Midnight Goggles, Dome Pavilion Theatre, Brighton, May 12
3:23pm Tuesday 13th May 2008
Holding an audience's attention for an hour with just storytelling and music is no easy task, and performer Matthew Sharp didn't quite manage it in this solo show.
Brilliant, Sallis Benney Theatre, Brighton, May 11
1:37pm Monday 12th May 2008
Brilliant is a show based on all those little distractions that stop us getting to sleep at night.
Celebrating Linda Smith, Sallis Benney Theatre, Brighton, May 9
9:30am Monday 12th May 2008
In death, as in life, it was Linda Smith who stole the show in this touring tribute.
Bahok, Dome Concert Hall, Brighton, May 9
9:26am Monday 12th May 2008
Beneath harsh overhead lights and to the relentless clicking of an ever-changing announcement board, eight travellers wait restlessly in a departure lounge.
The Bootmaker’s Daughter, St Bartholomew’s Church, Brighton, until Saturday, May 10
2:39pm Thursday 8th May 2008
In Lewes on November 5, five bonfire societies carry 17 flaming crosses through the streets in memory of 17 local protestants who were burnt for their religious beliefs under the reign of devout Roman catholic Queen Mary Tudor.
Norman, Theatre Royal, Brighton, until Saturday, May 10
12:41pm Wednesday 7th May 2008
A love-laden tribute to the late Scottish-born, Canadian animator and filmmaker Norman McLaren, 4d Art's production dazzles in its intensity and vision.
An Infinite Line, The Basement, Brighton, until May 24
12:39pm Wednesday 7th May 2008
As a revelatory phenomenon, light often distorts as much as it illuminates, making strange what is familiar to us.
Shakespeare a la Carte, Pizza Express, Jubilee Square, Brighton, May 4
10:14am Tuesday 6th May 2008
Offering starters of histories, main courses of tragedies and desserts of comedies, with the option of a "sonnet of the day", the menus are slightly different at Pizza Express on Sunday mornings during the festival.
Metamorphoses by the Ballet National de Marseille, May 3, Dome Concert Hall, Brighton
9:53am Tuesday 6th May 2008
Presenting a contemporary dance show based on Ovid's epic poem Metamorphoses and inspired by Brazilian carnival culture was an ambitious idea - even for a company as talented and imaginative as the Ballet National de Marseille.
Stockholm, May 3, Corn Exchange, Brighton
9:50am Tuesday 6th May 2008
Kali and Todd are the sort of couple people love to hate.
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