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REVIEW: The Other Side of Murder

REVIEW: The Other Side of Murder

By Paul Bromley, volunteer theatre reviewer The opening show of the autumn season from Eastbourne Theatres is a tried and tested, star-studded darkly funny thriller. The Other Side of Murder is the third in what director Philip Franks called a “murder trilogy” after the previous productions: Murder in the

The lost cinemas of Eastbourne

The lost cinemas of Eastbourne

The story behind community stories

The story behind community stories

Joyous fashion showcase lights up Eastbourne

Joyous fashion showcase lights up Eastbourne

Eastbourne ‘a cut above’ other seaside areas, says former Labour leader

Eastbourne ‘a cut above’ other seaside areas, says former Labour leader

REVIEW: Families in Fiction – five writers in search of war and peace

REVIEW: Families in Fiction – five writers in search of war and peace

Chapter and verse on Neil Kinnock's favourite books – and his least favourite politicians

Chapter and verse on Neil Kinnock's favourite books – and his least favourite politicians

News

The lost cinemas of Eastbourne

The lost cinemas of Eastbourne

This research is part of the Discover, Celebrate, Grow programme funded by The National Lottery Heritage Fund, marking ten years of Devonshire Collective. This is the first of three features by community researchers trained by the Eastbourne Reporter to research their neighbourhood in the town centre It uncovers a world

The story behind community stories

The story behind community stories

Joyous fashion showcase lights up Eastbourne

Joyous fashion showcase lights up Eastbourne

Eastbourne ‘a cut above’ other seaside areas, says former Labour leader

Eastbourne ‘a cut above’ other seaside areas, says former Labour leader

Chapter and verse on Neil Kinnock's favourite books – and his least favourite politicians

Chapter and verse on Neil Kinnock's favourite books – and his least favourite politicians

Hotel’s trade union links on display

Hotel’s trade union links on display

A glimpse of stories from Eastbourne's history

A glimpse of stories from Eastbourne's history

Reviews

REVIEW: Families in Fiction – five writers in search of war and peace

REVIEW: Families in Fiction – five writers in search of war and peace

By Alison Norwood, volunteer arts reviewer Families are complicated, and life around the kitchen table is relatable to all readers. This was the central theme of a session held as part of the first Eastbourne Literature Festival. A panel of four authors – Lisa Timoney, Emma Robinson, Cathy Hayward and Emily

REVIEW: The Ballad of Johnny & June

REVIEW: The Ballad of Johnny & June

REVIEW: Stepping Out

REVIEW: Stepping Out

REVIEW: Spirals Gathering, Time Breathing

REVIEW: Spirals Gathering, Time Breathing

REVIEW: The Wife / Rude Mechanical Theatre Company

REVIEW: The Wife / Rude Mechanical Theatre Company

REVIEW: Operation Mincemeat

REVIEW: Operation Mincemeat

REVIEW: To Improvise A Mountain / Lynette Yiadom-Boakye

REVIEW: To Improvise A Mountain / Lynette Yiadom-Boakye

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