A long-established staple of the Sussex calendar, Brighton Festival returns this May with guest director and writer Frank Cottrell-Boyce at its helm. As the South East’s biggest and boldest arts festival, this year’s event is sure to bring with it a cascade of brilliantly entertaining and accessible arts and culture. With its versatile programme of […]
Drawing on formats including exhibition, concert and talk-show, SOME TIMES takes us on a sensory journey through different ways of experiencing time, and witnessing changing patterns and relationships.
Hot on the heels of its tremendous star-turn as host of the 2023 Turner Prize, Towner Eastbourne will host the denouement of this interdisciplinary installation by Florence Peake. Having been on tour in Edinburgh and performed in London, FACTUAL ACTUAL: Ensemble will occupy Towner's ground floor spaces for the duration, with a weekend of special […]
With striking digital illustrations and evocative music, Fault Lines explores the environmental damage we’ve inflicted on the earth but asks what happens when we stand together with hope.
The annual festival of art and ideas returns to its bucolic home turf for its 35th edition on 16 May, bringing with it a list of speakers as exciting and illustrious as ever. Speakers include Succession creator and Peep Show co-creator Jesse Armstrong, the inimitable Grayson Perry, journalist and broadcaster Emily Maitlis, and comedy legend […]
Gently exploring what it is to be non-binary, Rainbow Butterfly blends traditional storytelling with aerial circus, graceful contortion and dynamic contemporary & Hip Hop dance.
A two-day May/June prelude (including a cello concert by Julian Lloyd Webber) provides a taster for the Festival proper in July, with a rich line-up of world-renowned musicians and performers gracing a variety of venues including St Mary's Church, Leconfield Hall, and Petworth House. Participants include blues guitarist Martin Harley, harpist Heather Brooks, Jazz man […]
A week-long festival of high quality classical music in the Cuckmere Valley, mostly taking place in 'the Cathedral of the Downs', Alfriston's magnificent 14th-century St Andrew's Church.
A real highlight of this year's edition of the much-beloved Artwave Festival. On 5 September, to mark the opening of her Artwave venue, painter Susie Monnington will showcase her work alongside the performance debut of chamber music by Howard Moody, each inspired by the landscapes of the Outer Hebrides. Don't miss out! Book your ticket […]
Artelium are delighted to invite you to the preview evening of their upcoming exhibition, Motley Wild: The Baron Gilvan & Guests. This vibrant mixed show explores wildness and play, featuring 4 bold artists: The Baron Gilvan, Gary Goodman, Tim Copsey, and Julian Brown. This exhibition coincides with the launch of Artelium’s next range of three limited-edition Artefacts; wines […]
Readers of our print magazine may remember Barefoot Opera from ROSA Issue 4. Be sure not to miss the dynamic company's upcoming performance of La Traviata at Brighton's St Michael & All Angels Church on 21 September. Whilst Barefoot's MO is offering stripped-back and vivacious takes on well-known classics, these performances are just as suitable […]
There are revivals of two much-loved Italian operas this autumn, namely Verdi’s ever-popular La Traviata (originally performed in 2014) and Rossini’s comedy Il Turco in Italia (2021). There’s also a series of concerts, beginning with Beethoven’s Symphony No. 4, coupled with Tippett’s A Child of our Time (Oct 29 – Nov 1). Tune in at […]
