REVIEW: The Ravilious Collection at Towner
"The realism across many different media forms a capsule of the inter-war years while still being entirely recognisable today. Do visit; it is an excellent way to appreciate this meaningful artistic life"
Reviews
REVIEW: The Adventures of Peter Pan
By Gary Murray, volunteer theatre reviewer
There’s something magical about a pantomime.
Go through the doors of the Devonshire Park or the Hippodrome theatres and you’re in a world of fun and laughter, colour and Christmas.
Many of the boys and girls in the audience who were brought
REVIEW: To Kill a Mockingbird
The award-winning story of racial tensions in America in the 1930s successfully transitions to the stage as lawyer Atticus Finch stands up to those challenging his belief that everyone deserves to be treated with respect
REVIEW: Jarman
Film maker and activist Derek Jarman is brought to life in an extraordinary play by Mark Farrelly at the Grove Theatre, Eastbourne
REVIEW: Midsomer Murders - The Killings at Badgers Drift
By Gary Murray, volunteer reviewer
Many people will be familiar with Midsomer Murders. Based on the books by Caroline Graham, it has run on ITV since 1997 starring John Nettles as Detective Chief Inspector Tom Barnaby then latterly Neil Dudgeon as his cousin DCI John Barnaby.
Set in the fictional
REVIEW: Fiddler on the Roof
By Paul Bromley, volunteer theatre reviewer
This was the biggest show Eastbourne has seen for many years – and the first major production since Trafalgar Entertainment took over the town’s theatres.
And it showed as the Congress Theatre complex buzzed with excited theatregoers for the opening night.
To add to
REVIEW: Impressions in Watercolour – J.M.W. Turner and his Contemporaries
By Alison Norwood, volunteer arts reviewer
J.M.W. Turner (1775–1851) is likely to be one of those artists that many people know a little about.
His epic paintings of seascapes and steam trains are highlights in any visit to the National Gallery in London and there’s the