Kamikaze Komedy Kapers
Emmett Ives talked to Jude Montague about Kamikaze Komedy and the spirit of true and honest storytelling.
Emmett Ives talked to Jude Montague about Kamikaze Komedy and the spirit of true and honest storytelling.
Jazz Hastings’ session on 1 October will feature an instrument which is not seen often enough on the UK jazz scene. Adam Glasser is widely regarded as one of the world’s leading jazz chromatic harmonica players. A virtuoso on the instrument Adam’s playing is eloquent, subtle and constantly inventive (he is a fine pianist as well), says Julian Norridge.
On Wednesday (25 Sept) the long-delayed vote on fossil fuel divestment finally took place at County Hall in Lewes. Divest East Sussex’s Gabriel Carlyle reports on what happened.
For a third year, the Friends of Edith is having a festival in honour of the prime widow of 1066, the partner of slain King Harold. The statue of them in in Grosvenor Gardens, West St Leonards is old but increasingly appreciated. Bernard McGinley reports.
Hastings’ community composting movement has taken another step forward with the provision of two sites in St Leonards on land owned by Hastings Borough Council, taking the total of hubs across the town to nine. Nick Terdre reports.
Robin Bell has lived most of his career, if not in the pitch dark at least in an eerie half light. Although not eerie or weird to him; it is part and parcel of his career – and a very successful career he has carved out of that darkness. He is a master printer of black and white analogue images for most of the top twentieth century photographers. Lauris Morgan-Griffiths spoke to him about his forthcoming exhibition at Lucy Bell’s Gallery to celebrate fifty years in the dark room.
“It’s an extremely stupid, extremely simple idea, but it’s a lot of fun,” says comedian James Ross (and many others) about his latest comedy show Guess Who?, which brings the children’s board game idea to life in a comedy setting, with the audience making up the characters.
We Are A Sea is a new headline for Hastings and a fun weekend of free activities over Saturday 28 and Sunday 29 September which highlights the local heroes who help keep our sea and shoreline clean, safe, and welcoming. Erica Smith catches up with Beccy Mccray – the artist and creator behind an event with community at its heart.