Going Greene: Bryony Lavery’s new adaptation of Brighton Rock is unsettling and menacing.
Tracey Sinclair
Articles by Tracey Sinclair
28 November 2017
Reviews • Brighton • National • Reviews
Review: A Judgement In Stone at the Theatre Royal Brighton
By Tracey Sinclair
Sunday night TV: Roy Marsden’s touring stage adaptation of Ruth Rendell’s classic thriller is solid and serviceable.
21 November 2017
Reviews • Brighton • National • Reviews
Review: How The Other Half Loves at the Theatre Royal Brighton
November 20 - November 25
By Tracey Sinclair
Ageing disgracefully: this Ayckbourn comedy’s best days are behind it.
30 October 2017
Reviews • Brighton
Review: The Sorrowful Tale of Sleeping Sidney at the Theatre Royal Brighton
Until 27 October 2017
By Tracey Sinclair
The Chocolate Cream Poisoner: Tracey Sinclair reviews the second show in the Theatre Royal Brighton’s Out of Hours season.
24 October 2017
Reviews • Brighton • National • Reviews
Review: For all the fires not yet lit at the Theatre Royal Brighton
October 23
By Tracey Sinclair
“A female Alan Bennett with the voice of an angel”: Tracey Sinclair reviews Catherine Ireton’s touring one-woman show about little acts of bravery.
18 October 2017
Reviews • Brighton • National • Reviews
Review: Rules For Living at the Theatre Royal Brighton
October 17 - October 21
By Tracey Sinclair
“A well-deserved second wind”: Tracey Sinclair reviews English Touring Theatre’s revival of Sam Holcroft’s Ayckbourn-esque 2015 comedy.
3 October 2017
Reviews • Brighton • National • Reviews
Review: Medea (Written in Rage) at the Marlborough Theatre, Brighton
September 28 - September 30
By Tracey Sinclair
“More than mere monster”: Tracey Sinclair reviews Neil Bartlett’s “fresh and relevant” staging of Jean René Lemoine’s radical, one-man reworking of the Medea myth.
26 September 2017
Reviews • Brighton • National • Reviews
Review: The Best Man at the Theatre Royal Brighton
September 26 - September 30
By Tracey Sinclair
Remarkably fresh, depressingly relevant: Tracey Sinclair sees the contemporary parallels in Gore Vidal’s 1960 political thriller about a hard-fought race for The White House.
15 September 2017
Reviews • Brighton
Review: Deathtrap at the Theatre Royal Brighton
By Tracey Sinclair
Baggy where it should be tight, and flat where it should sparkle: Tracey Sinclair reviews the touring production of Ira Levin’s thriller
30 August 2017
Reviews • Brighton
Review: The Wedding Singer at the Theatre Royal Brighton
29 August – 2 September and then touring
By Tracey Sinclair
Nostalgia-tinged: Tracey Sinclair reviews The Wedding Singer in Brighton as part of its UK tour.
18 August 2017
Reviews • Brighton
Review: La Cage aux Folles at Theatre Royal Brighton
15 – 26 August 2017
By Tracey Sinclair
Guts and glitter: Tracey Sinclair reviews the touring production of Harvey Fierstein and Jerry Herman’s musical.
27 July 2017
Reviews • Brighton
Review: Thirsty at the Marlborough Theatre, Brighton
26 July - 30 July (Brighton and London)
By Tracey Sinclair
Rattles along like high heels on a city sidewalk: Tracey Sinclair reviews Tori Scott performing in Brighton.
3 June 2017
Reviews • Brighton
Review: WATCHING, Ceci n’est pas de deux at the Brighton Fringe
31 May – 2 June 2017
By Tracey Sinclair
Properly unsettling: Tracey Sinclair reviews Ester Natzijl’s disconcerting work at the Brighton Fringe.
30 May 2017
Reviews • Brighton
Review: Good Grief at The Old Market, Brighton
Brighton Fringe, 29 May; Soho Theatre 13-17 June, The Bike Shed, Exeter 20-24 June.
By Tracey Sinclair
A small gem: Tracey Sinclair reviews Jack Rooke’s debut solo show at the Brighton Fringe.
26 May 2017
Reviews • Brighton
Review: May-We-Go-Round? at Brighton Festival
May 25th Brighton Festival, touring to 6 July
By Tracey Sinclair
Fizzing with wit and invention: Tracey Sinclair reviews The Hiccup Project’s performance at the Brighton Festival.