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Review: The Crucible at the Theatre Royal Brighton
25 April 2017
Reviews • Brighton

Review: The Crucible at the Theatre Royal Brighton

24 – 29 April 2017
By Tracey Sinclair

Despite a slightly muddled production, Tracey Sinclair finds that Arthur Miller’s The Crucible remains as compelling and relevant as ever.


Retro(per)spective at the Marlborough Theatre, Brighton
21 April 2017
Reviews • Brighton

Retro(per)spective at the Marlborough Theatre, Brighton

20 April 2017
By Tracey Sinclair

More than a greatest hits medley: Tracey Sinclair reviews Split Britches’s revisiting of over three decades of work.


Review: Heads Up at the Marlborough Theatre, Brighton
5 April 2017
Reviews • Brighton • National • Reviews

Review: Heads Up at the Marlborough Theatre, Brighton

Marlborough Theatre ⋄ April 4 2017
By Tracey Sinclair

Seeking a friend for the end of the world: Tracey Sinclair reviews Kieran Hurley’s apocalyptic one-man show.


Review: Medea Electronica at The Old Market, Brighton
17 March 2017
Reviews • Brighton

Review: Medea Electronica at The Old Market, Brighton

Old Market Theatre ⋄ 16 March 2017
By Tracey Sinclair

Ancient Greece set to synth pop: Tracey Sinclair reviews Pecho Mama’s retelling of the Medea myth.


Review: Songs for the End of the World at The Old Market, Brighton
13 March 2017
Reviews • Brighton

Review: Songs for the End of the World at The Old Market, Brighton

Old Market Theatre ⋄
By Tracey Sinclair

Singing us out in style: Tracey Sinclair reviews Dom Coyote & the Bloodmonkeys’ apocalyptic gig theatre.


Review: Nell Gwynn at the Theatre Royal Brighton
8 March 2017
Reviews • Brighton

Review: Nell Gwynn at the Theatre Royal Brighton

Theatre Royal Brighton ⋄ 8 - 11 March 2017 and then touring
By Tracey Sinclair

A joy to watch: Tracey Sinclair reviews Jessica Swale’s Nell Gwynn, as part of its UK tour.


Review: Gaslight at the Theatre Royal Brighton
7 February 2017
Reviews • Brighton

Review: Gaslight at the Theatre Royal Brighton

Theatre Royal Brighton ⋄ until 11 February 2017
By Tracey Sinclair

Over-mannered and under-nuanced: Tracey Sinclair reviews Anthony Banks’ production of Gaslight.


Review: From Ibiza to the Norfolk Broads at The Old Market, Brighton
10 January 2017
Reviews • Brighton

Review: From Ibiza to the Norfolk Broads at The Old Market, Brighton

The Old Market ⋄ 8 - 11 January 2017
By Tracey Sinclair

“Understands the poignant, personal nature of true fandom”: Tracey Sinclair reviews Adrian Berry’s tribute to the influence of David Bowie.


Review: Three Ribbons – Two Sisters at Brighton HorrorFest
1 November 2016
Reviews • Brighton • National • Reviews

Review: Three Ribbons – Two Sisters at Brighton HorrorFest

Brighton HorrorFest ⋄ 30th October 2016
By Tracey Sinclair

Slight, but suitably spooky: Tracey Sinclair reviews a double bill of shows at the Brighton HorrorFest.


Review: A Room With A View at Theatre Royal Brighton
11 October 2016
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Review: A Room With A View at Theatre Royal Brighton

Theatre Royal Brighton ⋄ 10th - 15th September 2016
By Tracey Sinclair

More a comedy of manners than compelling romance: Tracey Sinclair reviews Simon Reade’s new stage adaptation of E.M. Forster’s novel.


Review: The Dresser at Theatre Royal Brighton
21 September 2016
Reviews • Brighton • National • Reviews

Review: The Dresser at Theatre Royal Brighton

Theatre Royal Brighton ⋄ 20th - 24th September 2016
By Tracey Sinclair

Actors acting as actors: Tracey Sinclair reviews a revival of The Dresser ahead of its London run, with two excellent performances from Ken Stott and Reece Shearsmith.


Review: Relatively Speaking at Theatre Royal Brighton
6 September 2016
Reviews • Brighton • National • Reviews

Review: Relatively Speaking at Theatre Royal Brighton

Theatre Royal Brighton ⋄ 6th - 10th August 2016
By Tracey Sinclair

Safely, but nicely, done: Tracey Sinclair reviews Alan Ayckbourn’s classic farce at the Theatre Royal Brighton.


Review: What I Go To School For at Theatre Royal Brighton
19 August 2016
Reviews • Brighton • National • Reviews

Review: What I Go To School For at Theatre Royal Brighton

Theatre Royal Brighton ⋄ 18th - 20th August 2016
By Tracey Sinclair

Ramshackle, rambunctious charm: Tracey Sinclair reviews Youth Music Theatre UK’s performance at the Theatre Royal Brighton.


Review: Present Laughter at the Theatre Royal Brighton
9 August 2016
Reviews • Brighton • National • Reviews

Review: Present Laughter at the Theatre Royal Brighton

Theatre Royal Brighton ⋄ 8th - 13th August 2016
By Tracey Sinclair

Tracey Sinclair reviews the theatrical equivalent of a Sunday night TV show at the Theatre Royal Brighton.


Review: After Miss Julie at Theatre Royal Brighton
5 July 2016
Reviews • Brighton • National

Review: After Miss Julie at Theatre Royal Brighton

4th - 9th July 2016
By Tracey Sinclair

What can be rebuilt out of the old order? Tracey Sinclair reviews Patrick Marber’s take on Strindberg’s “depressingly relevant” play.


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