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Comment by Ghita on June 3, 2011 at 2:30pm

Anyone like to join me at the Ropetackle on Sunday night?

Herbie Flowers but (in my view!) more importantly - Charlotte Glasson!  She is a one woman band - more about her here... http://www.charlotteglasson.com/

If anyone went to see the Brighton Beach Boys this year (or last) they'll know she is unforgettable!

http://www.ropetacklecentre.co.uk/products/a-herbie-flowers-adur-fe...

 

Excellent value... £9 and thats from 8pm until midnight... I'll meet up in the foyer from 7.30 - Phone me if you would like to come 07968 443027

Comment by Ghita on May 23, 2011 at 11:37pm

Yep!  got me ticket for Sat Jazz.

Comment by Ghita on May 23, 2011 at 3:57pm

I saw that Jazz on Saturday night and thought it looked fun.  I have a friend coming down so we may well come along...  I'll ask them!

Comment by John Hother on May 23, 2011 at 3:53pm

Jazz in Brighton Sunday night (Festival Fringe)
I'm also going to Le Trio at the Iambic Arts Theatre on Sun 29 May at 8:00pm

"An evening of sweet, melodic, jazz-infused original compositions"

Guitar / bass / drums / singer - more info at    .

http://www.iambicarts.com/le-trio/

Ticket cost £6 - still available when I checked today.  I haven't been to that venue before.

If you'd like to meet up, let me know             0796 872 6779      .

Comment by John Hother on May 23, 2011 at 3:45pm

Jazz in Brighton Saturday night
I'm going to The Blue Cafe Jazz at the Iambic Arts Theatre on Sat 28 May at 8:30pm

Singer & jazz harpist Magdalena - more info at

http://www.iambicarts.com/magdalena-and-the-blue-jazz-cafe/

Ticket cost £8 - still available when I checked today.  I haven't been to that venue before.

If you'd like to meet up, let me know 0796 872 6779.

Comment by John Hother on May 20, 2011 at 12:11am

Yes Ghita - I agree - it was very moving tonight too.

Comment by Ghita on May 19, 2011 at 6:00pm

I saw this play in Edinburgh and it made me cry. It's AWESOME! I would have really loved to have seen the updated version with her release.

I have a previous event on tonight and on 24 or I would have def come to those

Comment by John Hother on May 19, 2011 at 10:55am

The Lady of Burma

I'm going to the Theatre Royal for this play tonight (Thursday 19May) at 7:30pm - it's almost sold out - only about 15 seats left in the gallery.  Let me know if you want to meet up in the bar or nearby cafe beforehand.               0796 872 6779      

http://www.ambassadortickets.com/2486/664/Brighton/Theatre-Royal-Br...

The Lady Of Burma by Richard Shannon

Richard Shannon's celebrated play based on the inspirational true story of the Burmese leader Aung San Suu Kyi is revived exclusively for Brighton Festival with an updated script specially commissioned to include the momentous events of 2010.

This powerful solo performance, starring Liana Gould and directed by Owen Lewis, captures both the political reality of military rule and the personal struggle of Burma's Nobel Peace Prize-winning, democratically elected leader through fifteen years of house arrest.

Comment by John Hother on May 19, 2011 at 10:54am

Little Daughter - Zoya Phan

I'm going to this interview and short film at the Corn Exchange in Brighton at 7:30pm on Friday 20 May - let me know if you want to meet up in the bar or nearby cafe beforehand -             0796 872 6779       -

"One woman's extraordinary story of survival to become the voice of a nation enslaved."

http://www.brightonfestival.org/Event/Little%20Daughter:%20Zoya%20P...

Comment by John Hother on May 19, 2011 at 10:51am

Burma VJ:  Reporting from a Closed Country

I'm going to this film on Tuesday 24 May at 7:30pm at the Duke of York's cinema - nearly sold out - only 6 seats left when I checked - let me know if you want to meet up at a bar nearby beforehand (Thai food available close by) - 0796 872 6779 -

http://www.brightonfestival.org/Event/Burma-VJ:-Reporting-From-a-Cl...

"Armed with pocket-sized video cameras, a
tenacious band of Burmese reporters face down
death to expose the repressive regime controlling their country. Compiled from shaky handheld footage, acclaimed film maker Anders Ostergaard's Burma VJ pulls us into the heat of the moment as the video-journalists themselves become the target of the Burmese government. The film plays like a thriller, and is all the more frightening because it is real."

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