From Wildfell Hall to The Palace
The innovative theatre company Hallucinating Angels put Paula Yates in a big black dress and sexed up the De La Warr Pavilion, took you
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The Four Men
Sussex performers and playwright celebrate county’s treasured author with newly adapted play. Conn Artists Theatre Company visits the White Rock Theatre, Hastings on Wednesday 11 October 2017
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A breath of fresh air at Kino-Teatr this Friday
Audio-visual artist Phillip Clemo brings his Dream Maps music to Kino-Teatr this Friday. The evening will be a cinematic performance of
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The Ragged Trousered Philanthropists comes to life
A local group focussing on community-led regeneration have enlisted help from Liverpool to bring a stage version of one time local resident Robert
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Hastings Fringe supports two local charities with special evening performances
Hastings Fringe Festival announces two fundraising evenings of performance to raise awareness of The Sara Lee Trust (Thursday 14 September
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‘Blue Remembered Hills’ at The Stables climbs new heights
Dennis Potter’s Blue Remembered Hills, originally a TV play from the 1980s has been revived, firstly at the Ellen Terry
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Storytelling on steroids
The new production by ExploreTheArch began this weekend. Erica Smith took a voyage to 19th century Russia to meet Armenian born painter, Ivan Aivazovsky.
Regulars to Archer
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The House of the Man who painted the Sea
ExploreTheArch’s summer show opens on Friday 4 August in St Leonards celebrating the act of painting the sea and a marine
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