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I'elephone -- .'.on 69III1 / rJNTER Issue 28 May 1987 Editorial May? festival? what...? The May Punter - as usual - is unashamedly biased Punter Goes for Balance towardsthe BrightonFestival. Wehaveincludedlotsof the smaller events and many of the FREE entertainments in the streets,parks and other venues News 4 around town.Wehope you will get out and about and see some of the stuff that thousands of local people Music 5 havebusttheirbitstoorganiseforyou.Preaching over. Round about May 15th we will be producing a ZapClub 8 supplement with reviews, last minute programme changes and Brightonlistings for the end of May. The copydateforthe supplement isMay 8th -we will try to Performance 9 reviewas much as possible but no guarantees... Visual Arts 10 Apology ofthe month Jazz 12 This months Punter apology concerns the quality of the Aprilissuevis-a-vis print and trim qualityon some Theatre 14 copies, ifyou recieveda naffone - sorry Dance 16 Wanna (badly paid) job? If you think you could provide usable reviews or photographs you could try persuadingTony Miller on Listings 17 Brighton694036.
CheckStopPresson page 26 This month's cover Key to Venue Codesison Page26 The Scaffolding Art Project See page 10 Art - a new arena Copydate forthe June issueisMay 15th Copydate forthe SupplementisMay 8th .. , WE tryvery hard tobeaccurate but sometimes aminute error ortwo sneaks inand due to i circumstances (sometimes beyond our control) they donot get corrected before we go topress for this sincere apologies. Ifyou know ofavenue that we donot cover why not show them acopy ofThe Punter and explain that theListings Section isfree tothem, all they have todoiscall us, with details and we will give them AVAST AMOUNT OF FREE PUBLICITY Ot seems abit silly not toreally...) ""..' THANKS... We aregrateful for theresearch carried outbytheBrighton Arts Unit Team for theCounty listings.
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Hanover's first fringe.
Bank Holiday Weekend seesa major development IntIIiS years Festival with a three-day all·star event InHanover. We Interviewed o~aniser MIKE LANCE of TheGreys drInklng emporium, onwhat, where, when andhow. MIKE: Ithink it's the first real fringe festival actually on the fringe oltown, this is a very densely populated area, young and trendy -you know, the champagne socialist belt. There's asort of natural arena just by the pub, weve got achildren's playground, permission toclose 30 yards of the road, and the local residents are right behind us. Not only that, but there's a bar extension till 4.30 inthe afternoon onSaturday and Sunday, and 3.00 on Monday. PUNTER: What's the billing, and how did you organise such aproject? MIKE: Most of the time I've been going crazy and wetting my pants! No, I've had alot of help fromArtists Unlimited, particularly Mandy Holland, and also from Russ Haworth. Weve got an amazingbill- One Drop, Simon Fanshawe, Cha Cha Bar, Bleeding Obelisk, Sue Bradley, JJ Waller, Bottle Orchestra, Lynn Thomas, the Texans, TIm Batt, Attacco and dozens more. There's aroom over the pub if anyone gets sunstroke, and the Hanover Centre will be open asanalternative venue should itpour down. We've had donations from Brighton Festival, Whitbread and NALGO (Sussex Water Branch), and so the whole event's FREE. Next year were planning asatellite linkup
From Brunswick to Whitehawk
This year's Brighton Festival contains more neighbourhood and cOmmunity events than ever before. In addition to the town plans and the Hanover extravaganza, therearearangeofevents Involving ATTACCO DECENTE, LYNN THOMAS, OPEN SECRET, ZIZ ZIZ KABOOM andTHE LONG TALL TEXANS at venues allover Brighton. With the help of ARTISTS UNLIMITED, communities from Brunswick to Whitehawk have organised Children's festivals, variety shows, music and cabaret events throughout May. See Brighton Festival . Artists Unlimited 'Community Events' brochure forfull details. THE SLEEP. The ubiquitous Sarah.Jane Morris returns to Brighton in an unusual role·anopera developed outofcontemporary theatre andminimalist music·The Sleep, at THE GARDNER CENTRE, Thursday 14th toSaturday 16th May, 7.45 pm. TRIMMO in the Punter! The chief Journalist on The Aryus joins Observer Editor Donald Telford, The Foreign Editor of The &ston Globe • Steven Erlanger, and Arkady Masters ofwar Maslennikov· London correspondent .of Pravda, in a discussion on BUFF stuff Not wanting tomiss out on the Festival Fun, journalism and responsibility. the Metropole Hotel's exhibition hall will 'EconomicalwiththeTruth?'will beat Organisers arewanted. It'sa chance be hosting Top Brass from some 01 the theBedfordHotel, 7.30pmon 7thMay to run anddirect oneof the town's world's most celebrated military juntas for andchairedbyJulia Cumberledge. major events. It requlres ingenuity, the umpteanth Brighton Arms Fair from tolerance, discretion, assertiveness 12th ·14th May. Since Ms. Cumberledge also chairs and a 6 monthly commitment. You II you find the trade inweapons of death a theBrighton Area Health Authority, will nee(l to work with local pretty sickening affair, then join the Bread who have been positively frugal with government, thepolice, hundreds of not Bombs counter exhibition on thetruth ontheproposed closure of perfonnersandallthelocal venues. If Beach. Deck opposite the Brighton General Hospital, itshould youcanseeit through don't hesitate· Brighton Centre from 11th-14th beinterestingtodiscover herposition callDerekBurns at TheUnemployed Mayor the March against the on thisissue. . Centre now. Arms Fair on Saturday 9th May THOMAS('TheWhiteH~tel,an~ (assemble 10.45 Peace Statue on ------IlM. seafront opp, Waterloo St)and/or NICKI JACKOWSKA are thIS years Attacco, Women with Beards, Open writers-in.residence, and will be Festival Radio Secret, the Pier Rotters, Q-Dance and the available for consultations / Wild Wigglers busking against the Fair on workshops onMay 5th,10.00·12.30, Brighton Ubrary (Nkki only); May You can follow the Festival each Wednesday 13th opposite the Metropole. 6th 10.00· 12.30, The Nightingale; weekday evening with Southern May 7th and 8th, 10.00 • 12.30, Sound Festival Radio from 5.00 to Brighton Ubrary; May 9th, (change 6.00 pm. Presented byClair Martyn, from adVertised programme) 10.30 . the programme includes Interviews 12.30, 14 Fowis Square; and finally and performances by visiting ant One step May 10th, 10.30 • 12.30, The resident performers, details ofticket Nightingale • a workshop for Y?uth availability and beblnd-the-seenes (14 • 16 year olds); the organISers gossip. forward would particularly liketohearfrom It's the second year running TSB schools and literature teachers for Trustcard hassponsored theventure, BOWIEtoBauhaus, T. Rextoyazoo· these .. are the sounds onBACKTRACK nights at . thislastdate. which last year broke exclusive details of a rival 'Hove Festival' Brighton dub, COlYS; (IS King's Road, by . courtesy ofPete McCarthy. Queen's Hotel). DJIan Bsays: "Music ofthe ' Nicki Jackowska andIl M. Thomas Given the theme of this year's mid·seventies and early eighties isstill very . willalsobegivingajointpublicpoetry Festival, producer Andy Ivy is toying popular but seldom played in clubs. We reading at The Bedford Hotel on with the idea of doing a course of now have 'The Cure' for Monday night : 4 Friday 8thMayat 7.30 pm. Swedish forbeginners. Festival Radio boredom (as well asmany others) - and is onI03.5FM.Skol. there's nocharge for admission': • Bigger .gigs
Alotofmegastars willbepassing through Brighton during the Festival: The Brighton Centre has AIlSON MOYFf on Sunday 10th, SUZANNE VEGA on Sunday 17th, THE PRETENDERS on Sunday 24th and RUN DMC plus The BEASTIE BOYS on Wednesday 27th. The Dome has RUBY TURNER on Thursday 21st. Worthing lbvilion has THE BOYS OF THE WUGH on Saturday 16th; and THE THREE DEGREESappear on Thursday 28th, in The Assembly Hall. Other music around the county includes GEORGIE FAME in 'Swingin on 10th Avenue' (A Tribute toGeorge Gershwin) atHorsham Arts Centre on Tuesday 12th May. . Over in Eastbourne, the Borough Council islaunching aseries ofgigs featuring local bands, beginning with two open-air concerts atThe Redoubt Fortress on May 4th and May. 7th. ~m~~~/ Resident band will be THE MORTIUAN5, and supports include MANDRAGORA, WHlTEFOOT, MO BWES BAND and VULCAN DEATH GRIP.
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Ratherthanustryingtothinkupsome sillycompetition,justsendyourname andaddress to REGGAE COMP., 'I1IE '\ PUNTER, 33 CANNING STREET, Still Green, butHondaless •Jennie is BRlGH1ON, BN2 2EF, andthefirst 6 at the Zap on 2nd. May with more outoftheberetwillbesentfreetickets songs about chocolate and Moon worth £4.50 each. Babies.
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Ina month stacked full ofmusical goodies, oneofthehighlights mustbeRUBY ruRNER'S only datein Southern England, atTheDome onThursday ~lst May.
Ian McCann of Echoes said, "They didnt teU you about Ruby. They told you about Alf, they ARTS FOR LABOUR /TRADES told you about Helen Terry. They even tried toconvince you that Paul Young had a great UNIONISTS FOR LABOUR present soul voice. But they didn't tell you about Ruby. Ruby Turner isthe best voice tosing on this 'The Best Party in Town' with newest island for years." media· medic star HANK 'C&W' Agrowing reputation on the club circuit, work with VB 40, Culture Oub and Bryan Ferry, WANGFORD; the one and only , and astupendousseriesof live gigs culminatedwith her signing toJive records, getting Billy Marxist MagiciJzn IANSAVlUE; the Ocean toproduce agem of an album, and guesting on Billy's sell-out U.K. tour late last year. dynamic duo of politics and pop At last ablack British female singer tomatch the American soul greats? Check itout on the SKlNT VIDEO, andguest/ compere 21st. STEPHEN LEWIS • better known as 'Blakey' from 'On' the Buses~ In the BIG 10P on Sunday 17th May, from 8.00 pm. Now that's what we call socialism.
Sound advice Any readers involved in the music biz and interested in serious promotion work ought to get in touch with 811 Sound .( ,to Studios atCowfold. B1J)OUPS • satire and high camp Recent clients atthe 16 track studio have from the most outrageous musical included Amazulu, Keep it Dark, Lee comedy team in the country. Lotte 'Scratch' Perry and Buster Bloodvessel. Lenya compared them to theBerlin Laurel Aitken and the Potato 5 will be Cabaret of the 30's, they describe finalising records this summer. themlelve6 a6 'aworking.da8S group Record company introductions can be of queem • notmiddle-cla6S enough arranged, and top quality demos are for many fringe theatre6: SAWS guaranteed. For further info. on specs, ...... , ....:.. __ BENNEY, Frl 1st, Sat 2nd, andSun. prices and the beer across the road, ring 6 Ruby 7bmer - Dome May 21 3"', May, 8.00 pm. Mike on Cowfold 541 Shocked and shocking
Asuperbdouble-blllln theBig Top on Saturday 23rdMay with MICHELLE SHOCKED andDICK GAUGHAN. The recent, unlikely star of_U.S. folk, whose 'Texas Campfire Tapes' has been at thetopoftheIndie chartsfor most of the year, joins Brltalns biggest.selling Interpreter ofthefolk tradition foranightofrootsandeless, Formy money, Dick Is quite simply thebestslnger·gultarlst Intheworld, andIf you miss thisoneyou must be dead. (8.00 pm) Michelle Shocked Big7bpMay23 Planet Waves Laughin' Blues RISQ, a 5·plece rock·funk bandfrom London, are playing the Zap on A guaranteed winner with a rare Monday 25th May Ina benefit forthe appearance from -the superb BWES West Pier. lead singerKaren teUs us: REVTEW A dozen master bluesmen "We intend tohave aneffect upon this recreate the offbeat humour and onbeat planet one way or another". You've sounds ofcult movie 'The Blues Brothers: gotto admit, It'sa bold claim. Fora BIG 7OP, Saturday 23rd May, from 10. 00 mere£2you C8DseeIfthey live uptoIt. pm. - Dashing into town Saturday 9thMay seesKaren d'Ache Aspecial coach has been hijacked to SAMBATUCADA,brlngingatouchoftheRioCamivaltoBrighion's1OPRANKon vIsiting the Zap's HairyDog Club at give foUowers from Brighton a Monday 4thMay. Partofthe Internationalw.bourDay celebrations. . lunchtime for the first dateof their chance to see the band play In the 'SexualOlympics87'tour. Thetour, to Capital. Tickets for the coach are promote theband's new single 'She's pricedat£2.50andwiU beaVallableIn a comedienne / Second Chance' limited numbers at The Zap at continues the same niiJht when the lunchtime on the 9th. Thetrip will band headiine at The Half Moon, start from the Virgin Megilstore at Heme Hill, InSouth London. 7.30pm. Rootsmusic IW: I--'-~- [/-, . fl' RICHARD 11fOMPSON. Not a lot to .,. say that hasn't already been said '",,0. really: founder meber of Fairports and probably the most significant singer -songwriter· guitarist of the lastdecade. Pawer, passion superb Big, BrassyandBrllliimt. THE HAPPY melodies and stunningly 'original END arebock intown, filling 11fEBIG guitar-work. BIG 1Op, Sunday 24th 1OPonSaturday 16th May, 10.00pm 8.00pm. ' tilllate. BlackRoots - Big tbpMay21 The theme ofthe rock Festival inthe Big vagueries of the pop world, they are Top is'Roots: and who better tokick-off the around long enough for people toget to long-weekend of quality sounds than one know and love them. Black Roots have ofthecountry's top reggae outfits, the ever played just about every venue in Brighton popular BLACK ROars. (fhursday 21st over the past few years, and never fail to May, from 10.00 pm.) deliver the goods to a large and One of the virtues of reggae bands isthat appreciative crowd. they are not to prey to the fashion BRIGHTON REGULAR UVEPUB MUSIC MONDAYS SATURDAYS VATS JAZZ· Geoff Simkins Trio MARL FOLK· singaround in bar TUESDAYS TAV Bob Grover. Ex-Piranhas NOB FOLK -singaround SUNDAYS WEDNESDAYS EAG lnnch > JAZZ • Sylv Skelton KING JAZZ -Jumping Jack Gilbert and Quartet The Panama Jazz Band GREE lunch -JAZZ· Steam MARL FOLK -singaround in bar H.H. Eve :The Lightning Brothers. THURSDAYS Blues. . KING TRAD at lunch (Geoff Q. Whatdoyou getwhen youcross 11fENIGHTINGALEBAND with 11fESUSSEX KING Jazz -Almeida Jazz Band orMike saz YEOMAN onSunday Nights? Collier Jazz Band Simkins Quartet) & evening (Sid P.A. FOLK· singaround Bailey Quartet or Jumping Jack A. A superb blend of traditionallrlsh music, songs, original instruments and FRIDAYS Gilbert and the Hot Five) arguablythewidestselection ofreal alesintown. Bimidagol. CLAR IRISH FOLK YEOM IRISH FOLK 7 12.,30-3:HaIRY OOC1- CoL-US pA.eSeNTs: -P5YcHebeWc.. ~NJ)5 • ~e:RoY HUTCHINS uJNCtfTIME:IHe USVAL- CONV'V'4l\l A.TMo:sPHe-Re- ~~xotJ's OrtWB. ~;~~~~Roy HUTC....'NS POWER C:UTS ViDEO paRTY Wlt:h. t;11.e lJQU,oRjCE ALl-S@)R,TS
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Back on home ground after their lengthy stint down under, PETE McCARTHY and ROGER McGOUGH bring their new, smash·hit show to Brighton forthe firsttime onSaturclay I 'Themasterpoetofhisgenre' saidthe 16th May at8.00 pm. intheBIG 1OP. I Tribune, and you can see himat the I PUBLIC HOUSE i ZAP on May 2nd. BRIAN PATIEN's I ~BOO 'SHop~m#J new show has been described as If BR:rl3HTDN" e being more akinto a one-man show I %NTERN~T%ONALLV thanasimple poetry reading· moving ::I ACCLA J: MED CUL.TUAE 11' EMPORJ,UM from the intensely lyrical to the & BOOK TAKE-AWAV : I absurd and humorous. A thought '\ • provoking and highly entertaining Ii evening. I!Ii :il'II 'Ii iii 21 Little Preston Street
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RUSS ..... ~t.{~Tlr.l ~ • "': 'gu~fl!!~ InhisFestival show (ZAP, 16th& 17th May, ROY HurcHINS explains why he ::,.e.,P",.... 11· e· L· O· N" ~ 1.1c,."V~~ 1101 IlU~C' isacomedian andnotachristian. For years hehas beenmyfavourite ofthe young cabaret performers and it seems likehe'sgetting even better:' theListener criticrecently reported 6Real Ales on Handpump , that atn one show the audience demanded encore after encore, Belgian Weiss beer on Handpurnp refused to gohome and Roy himself had to throw them out. WiU this Open Normal Licensing hours., . RoyHutchins ZapMay 161i7 happen attheZAP? Don't miss him. Good Food Good Musk' Good Company Cabaret subversions 2 . Friendly Intimate ..Wine bar upstairs
Wild wigglers, Open Secret and Women Dangerous Brothers and Theatre de with Beards will "whittle away the barriers Complicite, continue with their manic and NOBLE'S BAR between dance and cabaret, comedy and politically barbed repartee" [The visual art" [The Guardian), atThe Pavilion Guardian). New Road Brighton Theatre on Sunday 10th May at8.00 pm. Women with Beards continue to be The Wild Wigglers fresh from their tour unspeakable and unshaven, and use 20 Yards from The Theatre Royal with The Stranglers continue toperform original music by John Cunningham... "truly bizarre art entertainment" "their beards slip down to their armpits, The Smallest FREEHOUSE in Brighton (Performance Magazine), to a specially they want tobe laughed at, and they're not commissioned score by Billy Cowie. afraid tomove" (Performance Magazine). Live Music Tuesdays &Wednesdays Open Secret, "a cross between the 9 Visual Arts
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The Brighton Festival Exhibition will be held at theCom Exchange, Church More unusual settings for artistic 'FLEETING MONUMEN'IS'looks set tobe Street, Brighton fromSaturday 2ndMaytoSatw:day23rdMay, 1987. endeavour· Ned Hoskin's House at 8 one of the most innovative visual artevents Since 1984, the Com Exchange Exhibition has featured the work of a huge Hollingbury Road, Brighton, where ever totake place inBrighton. Four artists number of resident artists. This year, theexhibition will also represent the forthe6thyear running, Ned will be (Bruce Williams, IJJcy Bryatt, Vong starting point for thevisualartsfestival, featuring aguide tovenuesandevents. exhibiting work in several media . Phauphanit and Shanie IJJrnsden) will use The Com Exchange itselfwillconstitute thefirst stop for 'On theScent: atrail from 8artists,plushisown extensive working scaffolding sites asstructures on around thetown, linking thevarious public artprojects tobe featured inthis collection of Mickey Mouse which to install huge sculptures, paintings, year's Brighton Festival. ephemera. flags, banners and light projected images. The show is designed, organised and selected by practising artists, and "Thegeneral public findit easierto 'We intend to destroy the divisions sponsored byBritish Gas South Eastern. For further informaion contact David relatetocontemporary art when itis between artand everyday life...there isno Gledhill, Brighton Festival Office, 54OldSteine, Brighton. Tel (0273)29801,Ext presented in a home emvironment longer an entrance and anexit to the space 349. withsomeone aroundto explain the in which artis shown;' say the organisers / Ideas," saysNed. 'Open House' will be artists. Wonder what Robert McAlpine 11.00·6.00, on2nd, 3rd,4th;8th,9th, thinks. 10th; 15th, 16th, 17th, 18th May. Across the The choice great divide YXchosewhy A Box of
FRANS WlDERBERG is one of Throughout May The Gardner Unearthly Delights Norway's foremost contemporary Centre's Gallery houses an intriguing artists, andhisfirst ever retrospective Arts Council collection of show in Britain will be divided contemporaryart./ncludingworksby between two venues: The Burstow Francic &lcon, Peter Blake, Lucien Gallery at Brighton College and the Freund, Gilbert and George, Bridget Brighton PolytechnicGallery from1st Rileyand William Roberts· thepieces ·27thMay. arethere becausethey've been chosen His use of colour is striking and byother famous bods (eg. KJde Adie, perfectly realised, and exerts a David Attenborough, Michael Clark, powerful visual attraction through Bruce Oldfield and others). • The allthe80orsoworksondisplay. accompanying catalogue explains Y Xchose why. Admission FREE. Al Terno? Pig & Fig? Odd Vol? What is this...? Thebox?-May412i Thevisual arts inBrighton areontheupsurge. One oftheprimereasonsforthis isRED HERRING Brighton's largestgroupstudios, housingtwenty·seven artists. The Brighton Gallery ofFine Art (known asthe Pig &Fig) is situated in asplendid seafront Anew move basmeant alargermoreversatile gallery wbich will become oneof arch on the beach opposite the Grand Hotel. Itis really two galleries in one: on the upper themostImportant andexciting centresofvisual arts intheSouth Eastarea. level until May 24th there is anexhibition of paintings by local artist Rosemary Gascoine, while nearer the ground is a mixed exhibition by various artists- including the original Everyone working atthe studios has joined forces to produce astimulating and intriguing artwork for the most beloved of Brightons hipsters AI Terno. premier show- ABOX OF UNEARTHLY DELIGHlS. George Parkin's man- 10 Festival W}Sa~ilf~ ~ v'.9ttariQn QpQ/il)"TQkt-QH'IJ)' Qnd ' Festival Classics (Ju15id.CQltrtTS 'Tor0 .ofio'rStJmr 6.al,6{Dod mral Well, theFestival's supposeclto ha\'eastrong Nordic element initthisyear, and c6oo5tfrom Dur.fint Sf/tenOR ~,.- nothing shows it more than theconcertofmusic given bytheBBC SYMPHONY Salads • SllI'OuriN • Soups ORCHESTRA & SINGERS, cOndnctor-DIEGO MASSON, cello-FRANCES MARIE JHwts • Cak¥s VIm. See classical Iistlng~ fordetaiJs. 'ra5tritS • 'U'6ol,mtal'8rraJ Ifyou've ever wondered what's 'happening NOW inclassical music, this has got tobe the * Sptrial'ft' '1',=', andQ•.,6" * timeto find out, with free tickets galore tothe music ofPER NORGARD, (Dome, Sat. 2nd Quan~ft' ·1l"",.nU Local 'Utlu.n' :lnli/ablt May, tickets free atthe Box Office.) , •, (,mallcliargtJ PER NORGARD also crops up inthe series oUour concerts given by the KONTRA STRING OffictS C~ 'Parn" ca,,,,J for QUARTET in the Music Room atthe Royal Pavilion. Acomfortable blend ofclassics and 5' SilH'Ood Slrm ('Bt6ind ."or(olk' .'quart) more modern pieces. (Mozart, Brahms, Haydn, Dvorak, Abrahamsen, Ruders, Nielsen, 'Brighton Norgard). The quartet, one of the best from Denmark can beguaranteed to give fresh and '11."; ,'rs . exciting interpretations. At8pm on 3,5,7,8th May. SIBELIN'S SYMPHONY CYCLE (12-17th May at the Dome) isa rare chance to hear a complete series of the Sibelin symphonies, including Kullero and Sibelius's Violin Concerto (Anne Sophie MUller~ Also Nielsen (with James Galway performing his Flute Concerto)and 19 Brighton Square Elgar. The orchestra throughout is the FINNISH RADIO SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, IOUNDER The Lanes conductor·JUKKA-PEKKA SARATE with the Brighton Festival Chorus. All good romantic Brighton stuff. IECORDS Tel: Brighton 25440, JOHN WOOLRICH AND MAHLER. The National Centre for Orchestral Studies and the 92 Church Road Brighton Festival Chorus are giving the world premier ofJOHN WOOLRICH's FIGURES IN Brighton's dance Burgess Hill ALANDSCAPE atSt Bartholomews Church on 14th May. 8pm. ' music specialist Tel: Burgess Hill 2235 Lastly, a mention of the return to the Festival ofthe NEW SUSSEX OPERA. The National Centre for Orchestral Studies features here too, providing the accompaniementto astory of turmoil and assassination. VERDI's opera THE MASKED BALL deals with the death of King New Imports Gustavns of Sweden, atopic so hot atthe time that he was forced by political cencorship to Man 2 Man - I Need a Man change the selling toBoston atthe time ofthe American Civil War. NEW SUSSEX OPERA Raze - Jack Up' Work Your Body have reimported itto Verdi's original selling, however, and good for them. This isgrand Jeanie Harris - Just Ariother Man opera atit's grandest. At the Dome on 6,8,9,1llh May at7.3Opm Turntable Terror Trax - Vo12 Best Selling Imports The, Classical Two - New 'Generation Mike Gee - Mike Gee's Limit Off - Elecrica Salsa House Of Chicago - Mixer Elaine Charles - Lat it on the Line UK Company B - Fascinated Housemaster Boyz - House Nation Shannon - Dancin' ' Maceo & The Macs - Across the Tracks ,True Mathematics - After Dark' I1ELODIE for qualify .50·s & 60's fashions 26~"ttut ~777:~ Wozat?THE WIND MACHINE· partoftheremarkable cOllection oforiginal 18th century material fromthe Droltningholm Court Theatre. 30th April· 31st May, BRlGH10NMUSEUMAND AKfGALLERY. ' Fireworks, lasers & a cast ofthousands THE This year'sTRUSTCARD FIREWORK SPECfACULR Ison May 9thon Madlera Drive, Brighton. Famed formany years, thisyearit promises tobeMUCH bigger thaneverbefore. Theshow- Introduced byamystery celebrity· startsat 7.3Opm LONDON andwill undoubtably bethegreatestFREE show intheFestival. Rock bands.jazzgroups, dancing displays, pipebands- allthisonaOoodlitstage, withadisco andlightshow. At9pm thelaserswill start •far largerinscalethan lastyears, which thrilled UNITY 10,000 people. Then the torchlight procession along Madeira Drive, and the Firework Display, set,thIsyear, tomusic. ,. 131 ISLINGWORD ROAD The lasers will be flashing from the Palace Pier and the Marina with the' Fireworks Display onthebeachInbetween. Seeyoutherel BRIGHTON 681722 11 JAZZ ~FES·IYAL PROGRAMME Friday 1st 8.3Op.m. THE BOBBYWELLINS QUARTET Concorde 9.00 THE GRAND UNION Pavilion Theatre Saturday 2nd 8.30 CUFFBILLET AND THE NEW EUROPAJAZZBAND Concorde Sunday3i'd 7.30 THE DAVE QUINCY QUARTET Concorde Monday4th 8.30 THE IANHAMER BIG BAND Concorde 'fuesday 5th 8.30 DON WELLERplus [azzdance Disco Concorde 8.00 THE QUARTET & THE SMCBIG BAND Old Ship Hotel Wednesday 6th 8.30 FESTIVAL COMMISSION & THEJOELDROUIN QUINTET Concorde 8.00 CY LAURIE & The PanarnaIazaBand King& Queen Thursday 7th 8.30 THE lAINBALLAMYQUARTET Concorde 8.00 RANDY COLVILLE & The MikeCollierBand King & Queen Friday8th 8.30 THE SHORTYROGERSQUINTET Concorde Saturday9th 8.30 THE BOBPEARCEBLUESBAND Concorde Sunday 10th 8.00 THEHORACESILVER QUINTETwith ANDY BEY (vocals) Dome 7.30 TERRYWIDTNEY AND GEOFFSIMKINS Concorde 8.00 TREVORWHITING & Jack Gilbert's Hot Five King & Queen Monday 11th 8.30 EASY ENSEMBLE(formerly 'STEAM') Concorde Tuesday 12th 8.30 AL COHN & THE SPIKEWELLSQUARTET Concorde Wednesday 13th 8.30 HARD LINES (jazz-funk) Concorde 8.00 JOHNNYPARKER& The Panamajazs Band King & Queen Thursday 14th 8.30 JOELEE WILSON and THEJOYOF BRIGHTONJAZZ Concorde 8.00 ALANELSDON& The AnderidaJa22 Band King & Queen Friday 15th 8.30 DICK.wELLSTOOD Concorde Saturday 16th 8.30 JULIANBAHULA AND THE ELECTRIC DREAM Concorde Sunday 17th 8.00 THE CEDAR WALTON TRIO Concorde 8.00 IANCHRISTIE & The Sid Bailey Ja22 Band King & Queen Monday 18th 6.00& 9.00 ABDULLAH mRABIMANDEKAYA GardnerCentre 8.30 THE TERRYSEABROOKlKATECAMERON QUARTET Concorde 'fuesday 19th 8.30 THE PETEBURDONQUARTET Concorde Wednesday 20th 8.00 GEORGEMELLY &JOHN CHILTON'SFEETWARMERS Zap Big Top 8.30 YANK LAWSON witha GEOFFSIMKINS QUARTET Concorde 8.00 KEN COLYER& The Panamajaza Band King & Queen Thursday21st 8.30 FOCUSONSANITY Concorde 8.00 BRUCETURNER& The MikeCollierBand King & Queen Friday22nd 8.30 TONY MILLINER'S 'MINGUS MUSIC' Concorde Saturday 23rd 8.30 THE GEOFFSIMKINSQUARTET plus GUESTS Concorde Sunday 24th 7.30 TREVORKAYE AND THE CO-OPERATIVE JAM SESSION Concorde Monday25th 8.30 Party with CHA CHA BAR & BRIGHTON BLUESCORPORATION Concorde ~ Bn~f!,!1 ton !YJliz.:a/ OTHERREGULARPUB GIGS Ticket Sales Sunday lunchtimes: 'Easy Ensemble' (formerly 'Steam') at the Green Dragon, Dome Box Office, 29 New Road, Sydney Street. Sylvie Skelton Quartet at The Eagle, Gloucester Road. . Brighton BNl WE Monday evenings: Geoff Simkins' Trio at Vats cellar bar, the Star of Bl1IIlSWlck, Telephone (0273) 674357 Brunswick Street West (late license). 'fuesday evenings: Terry Seabrook & Kate Cameron at Clarges Bar, Marine Parade. Season tickets for The Concorde from Dome Box Office Tickets for individual gigs only available atTheConcorde 12 Jazz ~afJffi @) fi1 ~ C> ~ ~. The ~~ ~ Good news, bad news 1f Brighton ~ Thebadnews abouttbe1987 Brighton-Jazz Festival istbecancellation tbrough Bead & U1ness ofWOODY HERMAN. Thereis stillmasses toenjoy tbough, andanyone evertakenbytbetinkling ofaplano Isinfora greatmontb. ~ Shop (j o For all ~ . ~ your @ The Horace Silver Quintet BEAD NEEDS ~ ~ We also 1\ o Co-founder with Art Blakey ofthe original Jazz Messengersin the 1950's Horace Silver does ~ ~ not just span avariety of jazzstyles, he IS ajazzstyle, a'school' all of his own. His Bud Powell stock j-u-s-t influenced piano has none of the complexity associated with hard bop, but is more direct ~ BUTTONS ~ and percussive, with an earthy, blues-based feel. f{BfS Silver's current sterling quintet features the very brightest alumni from the cauldron that is QQ 21 Sydney St. ~ the New York jazzscene, including the mega-hip Andy Bey on vocals. Sunday 10th May, The ~ Brighton .~ Dome. 721721 ~rc Tel 675077 D'¥J -----.;---- 25 Drunken nights Fortbeextraordinarilystrongnightly programmeatTheJazzClub onBrighton Seafront(Concorde Bar], seeeitbertbeJazzClub advertorlistings section. Witb considerable difficulty ThePunterhas chosen afew highlights: Friday lst May opens tbejazzfest witb(arguably) tbe finest living British Tenor BOBBY WELLlNS. Sunday 4tbsees tbenew Quartetfrom former If·man DAVE QUINCY; post.bop Dextor Gordon stylesaxaphoile.in a similar bag,you cancatch DON WELLER onThursday 5tb. , Week 2 opens on Friday 8th with the Big Man on Friday 22nd with Tony t. Hora~ founding father of the West Coast School of Millinor's 'MINGUS MUSIC'. Siiver DomeMay 10 AbdullahIbrahim Modem Jazz, trumpeter SHOm It might have been easier tolist the lot ROGERS. Lyrical tenorman BILL PERKINS Special mention must go to The Jazz: will be spotted in the Quintet. Hard Festival Commission featuring the PAUL swinging on Tuesday 12th with arepeat of BUSBY SEPI'ET on Wednesday 6th May. Abdullah Ibrahim one of tast year's highlights- tenorman AL .France's JOEL DROUIN QUINTET finish COHN with the Spike WeDs Quartet. JOE the evening inHancock/Corea style, South African composer and pianist ABDULLAH IBRAHIM (formerly DOLLAR BRAND) LEE'S back intown for some joyfull vocals Finally, yet more jazzcan be found inpubs; has now established himself amongst all sections of the jazz audience and beyond asbeing on Thursday 14th; and a swift return for clubs and on the streets throughout the. one of World Music's mighty originals. His recent performances amply support the opinion JULIAN BAHULA'S ELECI'RIC DREAM on month; and GEORGE MELLY will be of many music critics that his genius now deserves a much wider recognition and will Saturday 16th. DICK HECKSTAUrSMITH boozing around the Big Top on Wednesday endure far longer than the hearing of present-day American, European and African is up front on avariety of reeds. 20th May. audiences. If you're still living, another world-class This year Ibrahim's mastery of his instument and his arthas taken animportant turn with pianist can be found on Sunday 17th with the founding of his new ensemble 'EKAYA: including Ibrahim's longtime friend and musical THE CEDAR WAL1UN TRIO, Currently collaborator Carlos Ward (alto). Their new record 'Water from an Ancient Well' (Black reckoned tobeat the artistic peak of a Hawk) has already received ecstatic reviews and is helping tocanonize Ibrahim alongside remarkable career, that stretches back Ellington and Monk in the pantheon of real jazz pianist/composers. through Blakey's Jazz Messengers to J,J. The word 'ekaya' means 'home' in a number of South African languages and Ibrahim Johnson. dedicates the work of the ensemble to all the people ofhis homeland who are still suffering More passionate Sax on Tuesday 19th with under the yoke ofapartheid. PETE BURDON, and amust for fans ofthe There are now TWO concerts atThe Gardner Centre, at6pm and at9pm, on Monday May 18th. Book early. Under new management New Engineer Superb Sounds + Production Suite Featuring; NewAkai sampler keyboard Yamaha QX5 and much more Competitive Rates on Block Bookings Have a look no obligation available shortly: Studio Engineering Course Also Hire Facilities soon! Ring for details 600-141 13 Theatre Going to work on an egg Who was Martha Gunn? This one is, by any standards, odd. VIDAR EGGER7S0Nisavery big noise in Nordic theatre. Sundays 10thand17thMayfrom midday, The Lanes. The roacls areshut,thepubs 'So what'!hearyou cry from Hastings toHove. Well, in ignoring The EggMan youjust might open tousherintheFestival's biggest everevent- TIlElOWN PLAYs. miss out on one ofthe most innovative artists on the European scene. 20plays, 400 performers, lorries, bicycles, counclllors,buskers, clowns meshed together in a spectacular cycle ofmusic, dance, mime andtheatre. Theplays The Egg theatre has no stage, and its office isEggertsson's ever-present briefcase. He delve behind the scenes of Brighton's past, to uncover tragedy, history, rocketed toacurious sort offame with 'Nor I.. But., aone-man show rather unusual inthat melodrama andsoap-opera. Who was Martha Gunn? Was Maria Fitzherbert italso played toanaudience ofone. This not entirely democratic approach certainly had the blackmailed bythePrince Regent? All theplays arehome-made productions, effect ofsending the world's theatre press into aspin. Vidor wasn't entirely pleased: "The conceived, designed andperformed byanenormous variety ofgroups. show itself and its creative purpose were more orless disregarded... and the Americans With varying degrees ofhelp from Bright Red Theatre Company, Russ Haworth clearly wished they'd thought ofthe idea themselves". andAnthony Masters, they create a compelling web oflegend andspectacle If you're lucky and book quickly, you might be the audience for one of about 60 around the town, its people and its culture. Some have predicted a 'major performances of'Nor I'that Egg will begiving around Brighton inMay. nightmare', others a 'logistical masterpiece', the festival (quietly confident) Ifnot, then 'The Turtle Gets There Too' isThe Egg Theatre's main work for the Festival, and assures usof'sometbingforeveryonebyalmosteveryone,inshortacelebration. can beseen atThe Pavilion Theatre from Tuesday 12th· Saturday 16th at8.00 pm; and also Saturday 16th at2.30 pm. 'Turtle', by Ami Ibsen, has unusual subject mailer for anicelandic company: the differing views and unlikely friendship ofthe two American poets Willioam Carlos Williams and Ezra Pound. But don't expect a literary biog. -this isEggtheatre, and who knows what might 52ndState Maybe next happen when the shell cracks... summer. .. APPEAL PRODUcrs· 52nd STATE, The Marlborough theatre's revival of AN AMERICAN DREAM • is an Tennessee Williams' 'Suddenly Last amazing piece ofvisual theatre. Summer' has been unfortunately It'sthestoryofa woman who hires a cancelled. Instead, their Festival car to drive across America. production will bePeterShaffer's excellent Somewhere in the Badlands she 'Five Finger Exercise' which will run from disappears. 1st to 24th May at 1.15 pm, except AtthePAVllJONTHEATREon2nd& Mondays. (Sundays 12.30) 3rdMay. Ceme detatched Videonasties Despite the French-sounding nom-de Stephen Lowe's 'Demon Lovers' is a whatsit, THEATRE DE COMPLlCITE are play for two actors, four rJideo closer tothe Anglo-American tradition of monitorsandatechnician. Itisaplay absurd humour that stretches from Buster for a television society. What drives Keaton through the Marx Brothers to The people tomadness andmurder?Can Goo.ns and Monty Python. Or, tocontinue weimagine theminds of murderers? name-dropping ata frantic rate, we could 'Demon Lovers' is the story of 10 add that the sophisticated slapstick and people Uving inside 2 people; the funereal humour of 'A Minute Too Late' videos, fully integrated with the moves them nearer toJoe Orton. action, allow us to imagine the When did you last see black humour, unimaginable... knockabout comedy and social comment MEETING GROUND THEATRE in a mimeshow. A unique and hilarious present 'Demon Lovers' at the night-out. PAVILION THEATRE, Iuesday PAVHJON THEATRE, 'I'IuuBday 21st, Saturday, 5th·9th May, 8.00 pm. Friday2200, andSalurrlJIy23rdMay, 8.00pm. 'TRICK' by THEATRE EN CIEL, will unquestionably bethestrangest show inthe Festival:strangein execution(thecompanyconsistsofa clown, amagidan anda puppeteer); strange inorigin (anonymous letters tothecompanyexplainingone ofthemostbafflingeventsinFrench history· "L'affairedes VarietesArtistiques, November 1926'7; strange in its references • Grock, Mary Shelley, Satie, Duchamp, Kafka andMelies; andstrange initssubject matter·thefantastic, • frightening events of November 1926on the stage of a disused theatre at METRO return trip. No introduction necessary for oneof the mostpopular Montreuil-sur-Bois.... theatricalproductionsofrecentyears ·Stephen Lowesacclaimedadaptation of 'TheRaggedTrouseredPhilanthropists: ThePunterwelcomesMetro Theatre Co. Anevening of laughter andmusic, with sounds butnowords, at THE SAWS backtothePAVHJONforwhatissuretobeasell-outthree nightsonMondJly 18th, BENNEY THEATRE onFriday 15th, Saturday 16th, andSunday 17th May, 8.00 Tuesday 19th andandWednesday 20th May, at8.00 pm. 14 Who's immune? WH,tt ," Pf{l{jHT~H PINt IN MtX'W Brighton's Premier MEXican TEXan Diner and Bar Licensed to self an AUTHENTIC taste of the Big Country L:~_ . ./' \ GaySweatshop - GardnerMay28/30 . 41, P1?f.fTOti fT~-'E. T, f>R.!4 HTQrI Ge~ is g~y. He.also ~ AIDS. He:s bitter, angry and scared. Peter isstraight, astudent nurse, naive, insensitive ~d Ignorant about both AIDS and homosexuality. . ill:021.3!:J2D COMPROMISED .IMMUNITY ISthe story of their friendship. First produced In Lond~~ last summer to huge critical acclaim, COMPROMISED IMMUNITY w~ !he first Bntish play aboutAID5, and received favourable comparisons with t~e ~ore pu~hcised :ne Normal H~'. Passionate, moving and often veryfunny, Andy Kirby splay IS now being toured nationally by Gay Sweatshop, and comes tothe Gardner Centre on Thursday. Saturday 28th· 30th May. After all the hysteria and hypocris~ it's a ~ili~~* ' JORMA varrNEN. The Finnish dancer JORMA VOTINENdescribes hiswork as 'oisionary theatre: Hisstage is a darkandempty space in which anything is possible· visions mixandmerge with thelogic ofdreams. GARDNER CENTRE, Fri, Sat, Sun, 1st, 2nd, 3rdMay. Dance Lick that ... Hell's a Boppin' THE LIZARD'S TONGUE, presented MICHAEL CLARK & COMPANY come to this year's Brighton Festival for their. first by Carousel. A DANCE/DRAMA performances inBritain since their triumphant London season atSadler's Wells Theatre last devisedandperformedbypeoplewith autumn. They will present five performances atthe Theatre Royal Brighton from 5th·9th andwithout learning disabilities, at May, joined by the cult Yugoslavian band l.aibach, making arare live appearance inBritain the ZAP TENT, Dome car park, for Michael Clark's Festival season. Brighton. On Thursday 21st May The company will present a double-bill choreographed byMichael Oark, including a 1987,8.30 pm., £3/£1.Friday 22nd, reprise of the last act of their hit show, 'No Fire Escape inHell' entitled NOW GODS, which 1.15 pm. AU SEATS £1.00. The caused asensation on the company's recent world tour. The show will also feature abrand Carousel project gratefully new piece, PURE PRE-SCENES. acknowledges the support of Michael Clark will lead the virtuoso dancing on stage with the seven members of his Brighton &rough Council andSouth company, and the show will introduce audiences toguest performer, Leigh Bowery, former EastArts. host of the legendary London night spot, Taboo Oub, and creator of some ofthe flamboyant costuming in Michael Clarks shows. Other designs are bythe successful London fashion team, BodyMap, with lighting bycelebrated American designer and film·maker Charles Atlas. Music for the show will range widely, from Laibach toChopin. Hop ) Skip MichaelClark TheatreRoyalMay 5/9 and Very speaking Jump Q. What dance company have been called 'unusually close toperfection: andwhich group of musos husbeen dubbed 'the most important bandin theworld'byBrian Eno? A. SECOND STRIDE and MAN JUMPING, andthese two superlatives are performing together at The .:4t~f..rt Gardner Centre on Thursday, Friday andSaturday, 21st, 22nd and23rd PasageNord May. "VISUal theatre, without words, but very Not only that, butthe performance speaking", is what they said about willbetheworldpremierof'Weighing PASSAGE NORD inCopenhagen. It's hard theHeart: described usan'hour long toargue with adescription like that. ritual, somewhere between a 'The road Between Water and Thirst' (Sallis wedding, afuneral, aboxingmatch, a Benny, Friday - Sunday, 22nd, 23rd, 24th voodoo ceremony anda night outat May) isa dance-performance designed to theLyceum... appeal through the senses, emotions and The programme consists ofa sortof subconscious rather than the intellect. high-tech version ofanAfrican dance Repeated gestures, suggested associations ceremotiy, with music specially and the interplay of light, music and written by Orlando Gough. A movement make for analmost ritualistic considerable coup for the Gardner appeal to the primitive. This is the andtheFestival· thisshow husallthe Norwegian groups first appearance looks ofstate-of·the-artArt. outside Scandinavia. Ditvas Following recent successes intheSpring Loaded season at The Pitlce andNew Moves in International Dance attheI.CA. London, DilJtl8andGrotesqueDancer will appear at theGardner Centre on 1hesday 5thMay at 7.45pm. Idea6 and construction come fromLizAggissandmusic andidea6fromBillyCowie Divas areallfromBrighton andusea starkly imagistic style uncon~tional technique andtheirnon standardbodies in openconlrontatio~. Their6pedally commissioned electronic music usesviolent stylisticjuxtapo8lions that match exactlytheconstruction ofthedances. "Divas tmnsform themselves fromtwitchy impotentneurotics toseUla£emting furies orpugilisticamazons,"Independent. This iswhere modern musicmeetsthemodern dance: LA BOUCHE· satisfaction LizAggiss •Grotesque Dancer . isanexpressionist solo performance thatuses guaronteed intheBIG 101, Tuesday 19th at10.00pm. contorted movement and distorted gesture accompanied by Billy Cowie" 16 parodistic German accordian songs. Listings , Lectures &. Workshops BRIGIITON AND HOVE Sat9th Fri15th dragons, castles, wizards. 8/1O:s. Energy Store BED FROM PEN ro SCREEN. Seminar MUS THE CONQUEST OF GALTAR. 4.lSpm . 'Dance classes for all ages and levels. 'lues on writing for TV. 1O.3(}'S.3Opm See 14th. 8/1O's. 4.lSpm NHC CLOWNS WORKSHOP. ·7Ill's. Gene~ level (7.3Opm), Fri •Intermediate Ee. PLAYTIME FESTIVAL. lIam Sat16th 4.3Opm (2pm), Sat- General level (Ipm) :Story Telling, 3pm : NHC LEATHER ANIMAls. 9am :6/9'5, Weds 20th Natural Health Centre Improvisation. For adults & IL1Sam: 9/13's NHC LETS DANCE. 4.30pm : 7/1O's, 'Beginners Contemporary Dance Class children NHC TSHIRT PAINTING. S/14's S.30pm: 1I/16's everyTuesatl2.3Opm LIB WRITERS CONSULTATION . see . LIB MASK MAKING & SlDRY Thun21st ,The Marlborough Sth SESSION. 7/11's. CHILDRENS NHC FUN WITH HOLOGRAMS. 4/6's. 'Weekly Jazz Improvisation workshop .' Sun 10th LIBRARY. 4.3Opm Thes.· . NIGH WRITERS WORKSHOP· see 4th. BOar MYTHICAL MONSTERS. 7/12's Sat23rd New Venture Theatre 1O.30am SOME AlDUCH OFMAGIC·see 9th BOar MYTHICAL MONSTERS. 7/12'5 26th The Sussex Playwright's Club • ThursHth Sun 17th .. NHC GIANT PAINTINGS. 6/9's. 9-lIam Play reading. 7pm UNI SSTRINDBERG SEMINAR. Mols HOVE SWORD & MORRIS DANCING. . NHC GIANT CLAY HADS. 9/13's. .Unemployed Centre Lecture Theatre. 7.30pm 7Ill's. 3pm 11.l5-L1Spm ~Wiz Kids Club. Every Friday from 5-7pm, Thun21st NHC TSHIRT PAINTING. S/14's for the 6-12's. Organised by. British . MUS TURERANGSTROM. Talk on 18th Iues 19th Mon24th Childrens Association. Century Swedish Court Theatre. MUS THE CONQUEST OF GALTAR. HOVE MUMMING. Ritual Drama with 'Writers Workshop every Tues at7.3Opm. LOSpm -Costume &prop making based on The Merrie England Mummers. All ages and abilities welcome. Free. Sat23rd 7111's 'WEA Women and Art Course every EC. Becoming a Magnet to Peace, Thurs at8pm. No experience necessary. Power &Prosperity. 1O.3(}'S.30pm LIGHTHOUSE presents p 1pm S t»~ HORSHAM three nights of film 1.(;8' HonhaJD ArtsCentre BRIGHTON FESTIVAL WORKSHOPS Frl 22nd May ~ '" "( ~~1>- 'Drama workshops for 7·16 yrs with Renee & TALKS FOR YOUNG PEOPLE ~ ~~ ~ Martin, every Sat morning. Check with Mon 25th May & & 6 " -<{ 0 et Centre for times and cost. Sat2nd • e\1\ &( ~ ~~ ADELINE GENEE, East Grinstead UNIT Anthony Marwood·violin and Ring for details of what's on in May Rebecca Holt-piano. Mozart, Mid Sussex Classical Grieg. 1.15pm CLAIR HALL, Haywards Heath. MARTLEITS HALL, Burgess Hill. Fri1 DOME New Sussex Opera present Verdi's (Haywards Heath) 455440 Ring them for what's on in May. BARf City of London Sinfonia Brighton Masked Ball. 7.3Opm Check with Centre for events this month. Festival Chorus. Laszlo Heltay· CAPITOLTHEATRE HORSHAM ARTS conductor, Sir Richard Sat9 . CRAWLEY LEISURE CENTRE. (0293) CENTRE, (Horsham) 68689 Attenborough-narrator. 8pm DOME New Sussex Opera present Verdi's 37431 1st/2nd ASTING IN THE TAIL. Thriller by Masked Ball. 7.3Opm Brian Clemens &Dennis Spooner. VARN Elgar's King Olav performed by Sun 3 The Bourbon Street Jazz Band. 8pm (also at2.3Opm on Sat) Sat2 TRAD JAZZ. In barfree DOME BBC Symphony Orchestra. Per Brighton Orpheus Choir & Sun 10 West Sussex Philharmonic Choir. Norgaard programme. Diego Orchestra. 7.3Opm Sun 17 SUSSEX CRAFT SHOW. From 7.3Opm lOam Masson Inside Out, Prince Albert, Trafalgar HORSHAM •Kids Cinema with the Saturday Film Oub, Film St. every Sat. at10.30 am (supervised), and U MAINSTREAM CINEMAS .•FUm Club·£l.50/£1 cones Ritz, Horsham ArtsCentre. and PG screenings at 2.3Opm (unsupervised). BRlGHfON (Horsham) 68689 SalUs Benney HaU, ArtCoUege Grand 'Screenings every SUNDAY (3.15pm) of 'Check with Centre for details of all of Cannon, East St.(0273)27010/20295 Parade. (0273)687789 foreign films. MONDAY MOVIfS. one day these. Odeon, Kingswest. (0273)25890 Every Tues during termtime : Students BEXHILL • showingsat 5.3Opm &8.3Opm. FIRST RUN Union Film Society screenings. 5.3Opm FILMS run from Fri. toThurs (Nar MON.) Cunon (0273)210078 Capitol Theatre, Horsham Arts BOGNOR The Ughthouse Festival Screenings Centre. (Horsham)68689 Cannon (0323)23612 SUNDAY AFTERNOONS 3/5& Curzon(0323)31441 ALL AT THE ZAP CWB, BRIGHTON Wed 20 New tapes byNew York Artists at 3 THE FUTURE IS WOMAN 7/9 BETTY BWE HASTINGS 10 ANGEWS Cannon (0424)420517 7pm followed by lap Clubs launch of video commissions 17 MEN WORTIDNG Thu 21 New York video tapes 23 POLICE Dome (0903)200461 Fri 22 CINEMA AS BLACKBOARD 31 G1NGER&FRED EASfBOURNE Tivoli(Eastbourne)644402 Check with local press, or with continues with KUHLE VAMPRE bySlatan Dudow with R Brecht. Sun 3 BLOOD WEDDING. 2.3Opm cinemaforwhat's currently showing. Plus CAWNG MR SMITH. MONDAY MOVIFS Fri8 1919.8pm 4 SWEET L1BEKfY Tue 12 SID AND NANCY. 8pm INDEPENDENT CINEMAS AND FILM CHICHESTER II TROUBLE IN MIND Wed 20 ROUND MIDNIGHT. 8pm CWBS 18 DEAD MEN DONi WEAR PLAID Thu 28 KISS OF THE SPIDERWOMAN Chichester FUm Society, New Park 25 TUIULEDIARY ' . BRlGHfON FUm Centre. (Chichester)784881 Duke of Yorks, Preston Clrtus. Check with Centre for films playing in May. (0273)602503 RUNS Showing inMay (main shows): LEWES .1/7 COLOR OF MONEY WORfHlNG All Saints Centre (0273)472583 8/14 THE MOSQUrro COAST Connaught Theatre. (0903)35333 •Also, late night shows atweekends and 'Occasional F'dm Society screenings • 15/2 CASTAWAY Fri 1st Repo Man some matinees. Full details of all shows in members only. Contact the Centre for 22/28 SPACE CAMP For details of other films showing, contact 18 pmf1".~fT'T"O ,. ,;Johlo !rnmthprinplY' 1 ,J,I".: 2q/3J PLAmnlll The Connaught Listings Check Stop Press~n page 26 The DomeBrighton RP. English Song Awards . Fri22 • UNIT Arve Tellefsen-violin, Yitkin BARf New SiOCkh~lm Chamber' ',,::,. An eveningwith . .- Seow-piano. Nielsen.1.l5pm Orchestra with BBC singers. John Poole-conductor. 8pm Q~entin .:Crisp. RP. Songs and readings incelebraton .. /)\ . FriiS of Edith Sitwell.· David Owen Thu~9ay £4~50£5_50 ~ j r- . May14th DOME Finnish Radio Symphony Norris, Judith Rees, Peter Savidge. Orchestra. Jukka Pekka Saraste- Music Room. 8pm . . conductor in Sibelius programme. T.R Mozart's Don Giovanni -as20th • ""1, r 8pm RP. English Song Award Finals. Music Sat23 en Room, Royal Pavilion. 7.3Opm. BCOL The Rehearsal Orchestra. Open UNIT Irene Bowling plays Berg, Rehearsal. Brahms, Sibelius, Debussy, Brahms. 1.15pm Shumann. 2.3Opm. FREE DOME Brighton Youth Orchestra. David : : Gray-conductor. Ham 1:1.::I Satl6 MARY Brighton and Hove Deanery DOME Finnish Radio Symphony • • Choir Concert. Orchestra. Jukka Pekka Saraste RP. Continuum. Music by Satie and conductor with James Galway ViJ'liil Thomson. 8pm flute. Sibelius, Nielsen. 8pm aQ ==-== STP Organ Recital. Ipm STP Organ Recital. Malcom Davey. STP Sussex University Choir and 1.55pm Orchestra.7.30pm ..Plus support UNIT Antonio Lysy-cello and Ronan IR. Mozart's Idomeneo presented by O'Hora-piano. Schumann, the Drottningholm Court Theatre. Thursday 30th June £7.50£6.50.£5.50 Debussy, Grieg.1.15pm 7.3Opm UNIT Young Musicians Evening. UNIT Jagdish Mistry String Quartet in Phone Brighton (0273) 674357 Concert by soloists from the works by Haydn, Virgil Thomson, Brighton Youth Orchestra. Wolf. 1.15pm· 7.30pm Sun 24 Sun 17 BCOL The Rehearsal Orchestra. Open DOME Finnish Radio Symphony Rehearsal. Brahms, Sibelius, Orchestra with Brighton Festival Shumann. 2.3Opm: FREE chorus. Elgar and Sibelius. 8pm DOME %,a1Philharmonic Orchestra, SANDRA GLYN New Stockholm Chamber Brighton Festival Chorus, Orchestra. Mozart, Tubin, Tippet, Serenala Ensemble. Vernon CROSS Tchaikovsky. 3pm Handley-conductor. Walton's (TOPFEMALE REGGAE VOCALIST OF19B6) AT THE Facade. Narrators: Eleanor Bron MonlS and Robin Ray. Also Lambert's the + Top RANK SUITE DOME Showstoppers presented byDavid Rio. Grande and Walton's SLIM LINTON . WESTSTREET.BRIGHTON Jacobs with .London Pops Balshazzar's Feast. Bpm (THE lADlES CHOICE) WEDNESDAY Orchestra. Ian McMillan conductor. Music & songs from MAYZ7th West End shows. 7.3Opm + DOORS OPEN ATaoOpm ADMISSION:.ll0 Wed 20 Sun3rd BARf Monteverdi Vespers. Brighton BILB John Citizen Goes Public -lunch Consort and Burgess Hill MrC Green For Love. Tipped for great Chamber Orchestra. 8pm things, we hear STM New Stockholm Chamber SIX The Naughty Boys Orchestra . Norman del Mar- conductor.8pm . STP Organ recital. Norman Pope. Mon4th 1.55pm FORT The Morticians & support-lunch T.R Mozart's Idomeneo presented by the Drollningholm Court Theatre. 7.3Opm TuesSth MrC Dave Holt. Jazz Thu21 SHIP Paganini Concert. Paganini Weds 6th COACH COMFORT Room.8pm . . BILB Backtracker VIDEO FACILITY T.R. Mozart's Don Giovanni -as20th TIV Not The National Theatre Co. GRAPHIC STEREO UNIT Tracey Chadwell-soprano, Pamela present RUFFIAN ON THE STAJR BACK-LINE SPACE Lidiard-piano. English songs by and FUNERAL GAMES by Joe NAME DISPLAY Women composers. 1.15pm Orton.8pm REMOTE ALARM • :..• ll"'""*ili ••W*iM:_...... &9 19 Listings Key to Venue Codes ison Page 26 Thurs7th Thurs21st Sun 31st Tues 12th BILB Thatchers Love Babies BILB Rock band . BILB Rock band •lunch BOG RELATIVELY SPEAKING CEN Singaround. 7pm FORT The Morticians. 7pm GLYN CARMEN presented by Alan Ayckbourne FORT The Morticians &support LAUG The Rakes· folk MrC Jazz -lunch. Green For Love- eve Limelight Productions. 7.3Opm LAUG Nic Dow -folk MrC Jez Gillette Enterprise SIX Pete Bog and The Swamps FEST AN IDEAL HUSBAND by Oscar MrC Phil Light WlIde with Joanna Lumley. 7pm PAY Country Music Special. 7.45pm Fri22nd ;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii_ Fri8th . ""STARTING TODAY : HASTINGS Weds 13th ARCH Eavesdropper and Third Half. INTERNATIONAL FOLK FESTNAL ~gN Live band- Crows Folk starring Tom Paxton, Albion Band, Pete West Sussex RELATIVELY SPEAKING ASC Peter Abbs reads from own work Morton, Alan Stivell Band, Peter Bellamy, presented by Alan Ayckbourne and speaks on'Poetry & Young Alan White, Kathryn TIekell and many Limelight Productions. 7.3Opm People'.8pm more. 150 HORS OF MUSIC!! Ring 0424 FEST AN IDEAL HUSBAND by Oscar MrC Parallel 426162 for details, venues &tiekets. Fri1st Wilde with Joanna Lumley. 7pm SIX The Survivors ARCH Ali Fox &Dave Thomas- folk BOG Under 18's Disco MrC Highway 61. R'n'B CONN WEST SIDE STORY presented by Thurs 14th SIX Snowfox Worthing Musical Comedy BOG RELATIVELY SPEAKING Sat9th TN Boilerhouse Theatre present Society.7.3Opm presented by Alan Ayckbourne BEX New & Unusual Dances. English KENNEDY·SCHILDREN.7.30pm FEST ROBERT AND ELIZABETH. Limelight Productions. 7.3Opm Folk Dance Society. 7.3Opm Musical about Elizabeth Barrett FEST AN IDEAL HUSBAND by Oscar MrC Caruthers Brothers and Robert Browning. music by Wilde. 2.3Opm &7.3Opm SIX Stone Cold Sober Sat23rd Ron Grainer. 7.3Opm PAY Tea Dance with Shirley Western ""HASTINGS FOLK FESTIVAL· see 22nd and the Johnny Legg Sound. Sun 10th ASC Live bands • check with venue. Sat2nd 2.3Opm BILB Rock band -lunch 7pm CONN WEST SIDE STORY· as1st MrC Jazz -lunch. Skibereen •Irish Folk MrC Bad Influence FEST ROBERT AND ELIZABETH. As 1st, also matinee at2.3Opm -eve SIX Cry Tough Fri15th TIV Boilerhouse Theatre present SIX General Custer &The Last Stand Sun3rd BOG RELATIVELY SPEAKING Band KENNEDY'S CHILDREN. 7.3Opm ASS Sunday Symphony. 3pm presented by Alan Ayckboume Limelight Productions. 7.3Opm Sun 24th Mon 11th Mon4th FEST ROBERT AND ELIZABETH • as FORT The Morticians -lunch ""HASTINGS FOLK FESTNAL -see 22nd lst,also matinee at2.3Opm BILB Three Mirrors- rock ""CHICHESTER MAY Tues 12th GLYN LA TRAVIATA CELEBRATIONS. Organised by English Folk Dance Society Sat16th MrC Mark Edwards Trio. Jazz MrC Jazz •lunch RELATIVELY SPEAKING SIX Phil Light ASS Millie Jackson. Outrageous and BOG excellent soul singer. Spm presented by Alan Ayckbourne Weds 13th TIV FASHION SHOW. Free. Check Limelight Productions. 7.3Opm ASC Lunchtime concert by E. Sussex time. FEST ROBERT AND ELIZABETH· see Preparatory School of Music. 1pm Tues5th 1st.2.3Opm Mon25th FEST AN IDEAL HUSBAND by Oscar Thurs 14th ""HASTINGS FOLK FESTIVAL· see 22nd PAY Old Time Music Hall with Denis Lotis. 7.3Opm WlIde. 7.3Opm BILB The Great Outdoors FORT The Morticians -lunch PAY The Boys ofthe Lough. Beautiful LAUG Singaround -folk traditional and modem celtic folk MrC Norman Norman Tues26th Weds 6th ARUN Live band from the Highlands and Islands. FORT The Morticians. 7pm GLYN CARMEN 8pm. MrC Live Jazz PAY The Swingles. Vocal music. 8pm Fri15th TIV Millstream Touring Co. present ARCH Mrs Ackroyd with l.es Barker & NEXT TIME I'LL SING TO YOu. Thurs7th 8pm BOG BLACK COMEDY by Peter Shaffer Kashmir -folk presented by BOGNOR REGIS Sun 17th ASC Nicki Jackowska and Fiona Pitt DRAMACWR 7.3Opm BOG Scotch Measure. Excellent Weds 27th Scottish music Kethley read their work (Poetry) BREW Rosbif -French Folk Dance FEST ROBERT AND ELIZABETH. As plus NIGHTSHIFT JAZl. GROUP. GLYN LA TRAVIATA 1st. 8pm . PAY Istanbul Folk Song & Dance Mon 18th TlV Millstream Touring Co. present FEST ROBERT AND ELIZABETH as1st MrC The Jukes NEXT TIME I'LL SING TO YOu. Company. 8pm SIX. 'Desperate Dan Band 8pm TIV '. Evening of old time music in aid of Tues 19th BOG NO NO NANETTE presented by CRUSE.7.3Opm Thurs28tb Fri8th ASS Marti Webb. 8pm Bognar Regis Operatic Society. B1LB Rock band 8pm Sat16th FORT The Morticians. 7pm BOG BLACK COMEDY -see 7th ASC Boilerhouse Theatre present FEST ROBERT AND ELIZABETH. As FEST ROBERT AND ELIZABETH - as LAUG Singaround -folk 1st KENNEDY'S CHILDREN by MrC The Gingerbread Men 1st. Robert Patrick. 8pm PAY Robert White. Irish/American DOWN 18th Century Ball. English Folk Fri29th Sat9th lenor.8pm Dance Society. 7.3Opm ARCH Pyewackett -folk BOG BLACK COMEDY -see 7th MrC R'n'R Live ASC Isaac Guillory- folk. 8.30pm FEST ROBERT AND ELIZABETH. As Weds 20th SIX Parallel GLYN CARMEN 1st, also matinee at2.3Opm ARUN Live band -Sheep Wooley MrC Desperate Dan Band. R'n'B PAY Bobby Davro - as seen on Tv. BOG NO NO NANETTE -as19th but at PEV General Custer and the Last Stand 8.3Opm 7.3Opm Sun 17th Band FEST AN IDEAL HUSBAND by Oscar BILB Rock band Sun 10th Wilde. 7.3Opm MrC Jazz -lunch. Green For Love -eve. Sat30th BOG County Youth Drama Day. 7.3Opm PAY Sequence Dance. 2.3Opm SIX Mirror Magic ASC The Laughton Trio. Oassical. 8pm BEX Maggot Pie/Fallibroome Evening. Mon 11th Thurs21st Mon 18th English Folk Dance Society. BOG THEATRE CWB AGM plus BOG NO NO NANETTE -as19th but at FORT The Morticians -lunch 7.3Opm entertainment. 7.3Opm 7.3Opm GLYN LA TRAVIATA FEST AN IDEAL HUSBAND by Oscar FEST AN IDEAL HUSBAND by Oscar Tues 19th MrC Big Mamou Wilde with Joanna Lumley. 7pm Wilde. 2.3Opm MrC Dave Holt -jazz SIX Dirty Shoes PAY Doris Collins- Medium. 8pm FEST ROBERT AND ELIZABETH - as 1st. 7.3Opm ISj)UT~ Southern Sound Festival Radio -with 1SBTrustcard 20 lSO'~1l RADIO 103.5 FM5-6pm during theFestival Listings Check StopPress on page26 Frl22nd CONN Millstream Touring Theatre BOG NO NO NANETTE -as19th but at present NEXT TIME I'LL SING TO 7.3Opm YOU by James Saunders. 2.30 & FEST AN IDEAL HUSBAND by Oscar 7.3Opm Wilde. 7.3Opm FEST AN IDEAL HUSBAND by Oscar Wilde. 2.3Opm Sat23rd FEST ROBERI' AND ELIZABETH - as •·CHICHESTER SPRING FOLK 1st. 7.3Opm FESTIVAL. Organised by English Sun 318t Folk Dance Society. RING FOR PAY Chris Barber - Jazz and Blues DETAILS. band. BOG NO NO NANETTE -as19th but at 7.3Opm and matinee at2.3Opm FEST ROBERI' AND ELIZABETH -as 1st, but at2.3Opm FEST AN IDEAL HUSBAND by Oscar Brighton Wilde. 7.3Opm PAY Edmund Hockridge's Magic Contemporary Clothes for Women Musicals. 7.45pm COMMUNITY FESTIVAL EVENlS Sun 24th 2nd-4th HANOVER FRINGE FESTIVAL. ··CHICHESTER SPRING FOLK Brighton Bottle Orchestra, Urban FESTIVAL. Organised by English Warriors, JJ Waller, Attacco Folk Dance Society. RING FOR Decente, Open Secret, Simon DETAILS. Fanshawe, Queue Dance, 'lopo, ASS Wurlitzer Organ Concert. 2.3Opm Cha CIIa Bar, Pete McCarthy and OPENING MID-MAY PAY The Herb Miller Orchestra (Glen many more. Afternoons & Millers brother's big band !). evenings in the CAR PARK Featuring John Miller - his other outside THE GREYS. brother? 7.45pm. 4th INTERNATIONAL LABOUR DAY CELEBRATIONS - see general Mon25th listings. "CHICHESTER SPRING FOLK 6th Attacco Decente & Open Secret. FESTIVAL. Organised by English Centre Youth Oub, Church St, Folk Dance Society. RING FOR Brighton. DETAILS. 8th HANGLETON CABARET Dukes Arcade, Duke Street, Brighton. Telephone 25800 FEST AN IDEAL HUSBAND. by Oscar EVENING. Lynn Thomas plus Wilde.7.3Opm Open Secret. With bar. West Blatchington Junior School. Tues26th 8th Attacco DDecente plus support. FEST AN IDEAL HUSBAND by Oscar Kemptown Pier. Wilde. 7.3Opm 9th SALTDEAN rrAMAY FESTIVAL. Afternoon: Lynn Thomas &Open Weds27th Secret. Check press for venue. ARUN Live band -Shinners Rats lith Attacco Decente plus Open BOG RICHARD THOMPSON Secret. 67 Club, Moulsecoomb 1l.!!!!!!!~1 FEST ROBERI' AND ELIZABETH- as 14th PLAYTIME PLAYGROUP 1st. 7.3Opm ClDWNING with Ziz Ziz Kaboom. 10011am, Westhill Community Thurs28th Centre. The Three Degrees. "When Will I 15th BRUNSWICK CABARET See You Again", "My Simple EVENING. Lynn Thomas plus Heart': "Woman In Love" -they'll Open Secret. St l'atricks Church be singing them all no doubt. 8pm Hall, Hove. CONN Millstream Touring Theatre 16th WHITEHAWK VALLEY SOCIAL present NEXT TIME I'LL SING TO CWR Attacco Decente plus Open YOU by James Saunders. 7.3Opm Secret. MEMBERS & GUESlS FEST ROBERI' AND ELIZABETH - as ONLY. 1st, but at2.~Opm . . 16th MOUI.SECOOMB VARIETY FEST AN IDEAL HUSBAND by Oscar SHOW at Moulsecoomb Junior Wilde. 7.3Opm School. Fats Baxter and the Gash PAY DAYTIME SHOW : The Rupert Street Band plus local Bear Show. 1.30 &3.3Opm participants. 20th CABARET at West Hove Junior Frl29th School, Portslade. 7.3Opm BOG AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 22nd Long Tall Texans plus No MINUTES presented by Felpham Comment. Woodingdean Youth Art of Dance. Childrens ballet. Oub. 7.3Opm 23rd MOUI.SECOOMB FAMILY FUN CONN Millstream Touring Theatre DAY -Hodshrove Lane, Brighton. present NEXT TIME I'LL SING TO With Attacco Decente, Open YOU by James Saunders.7.3Opm Secret and lot's more. FEST ROBERI' AND ELIZABETH - as 24th HANGLETON CHILDREN's 1st. 7.3Opm FESTIVAL. Mural painting 24th CLOWNING with Ziz liz Kaboom. 143 Dyke Road, 7 Dials, Hove Sat30th North Laine Toddlers Club in ASS Joe Loss Orchestra and singers Pelham Gdns. Telephone 0273 733368 BOG AROUND THE WORLD... -as 29th ··WHERE TIMES ARE sor GIVEN, BOG FAPV LAFEKfIN. Guitar' Jazz. CHECK WITH VENUES OR IN THE PRESS 8pm FOR FURfHER DETAILS. .. '~UT~ Southern Sound Festival Radio -with 15B Trustcard l,50&£1'l RADIO 103.5 FM 5-6pm during theFestival • yr~ttC ~) ~~. A. F. King Ladies & Gents Hairdressers 68 Upper North Street, Te/:27926 Brighton. Listings Key toVenue Codes ison Page 26 Frll Sun3 PAY Theatre de Complicite (multi NIGH Thumbscrew Theatre inLEONCE "BRIGHTON FESTIVAL GRAND •'MAGICAL MYSTERY mUR for all ages. national troupe of hilarious mime AND LENA -as5th OPENING. May Day Celebrations with Palace Pier. 1O.30am -see tours artists) in AMINUTE roo LATE. PAY Theatre de Complicite in A maypole dancing & music. Kids fancy "Historical Vehicle Run. Madeira Drive. 8pm MINUTE mo LATE -as5th dress parade through Brighton, followed 1O.3()'5pm T.R Michael Dark and Company. PAY The Swinging Chickens. by official opening by Sir Richard AKf Bloolips in SWNG BACK AND Excellent and frequently RICH Challenger plus support Attenborough. PAVILION LAWNS -6pm. / STRAPLESS -as1st outrageous dance company, SAV Vrrgin Rock &Pop Quiz. 8pm AKf Bloolips in SWNGBACK AND CONC The Dave Quincey Quartet. premiering new work in Brighton. STAN Magenta's Magic Music Mosaic. STRAPLESS. Outrageous musical 7.3Opm With music from Yugoslav band, One woman show. 8pm comedy.Spm GARD Jorma Uotinen inSCREAM -as1st Laibach. 7.3Opm T.R Michael Dark and Company -see CONC Bobby Wellins/Jim Mullen MARL BOUM! VOILA! and FIVE FINGER VIC G.1. Orange 5th Quintet. 8.3Opm . EXERCISE -as1st, but lunchtime ZAP Platform Night plus The Relatives VIC Giant No. I GARD Jerma Uotinen in SCREAM. show at12.3Opm -band atmidnight ZAP Heretics present The Nyah Finnish dance superstar's debut in PAY THOR Vs THE GIANTS· For the Wed 6 Fearties, Shrew Kings, Famous Britain. &.45pm under 12's. lIam "mUR OF BRIGHmN SEWERS - see Places MARL Umbrella Theatre Co. in BOUM! PAY Appeal Products in 52nd STATE mURS VOILA! (saucy Gallic as2nd •'mUROF POSTAL SOImNG OFFICE Frl8 entertainment) 8.30 &11.l5pm SHIP Creche &Cocktai1s.Have a drink seemUR "mUR OF BRIGHTON SEWERS - see MARL Marlborough Theatre Co. inFIVE while the kids are looked after. 12 "F1SHERMANS BRIGHTON. mURS FINGER EXERCISE by Tennessee noon. Marlborough House. 2.3Opm •• Observing Evening. BANJO GROYNE. Williams.lpm VIC lunch: Desperate Dan Band, Eve: •'FESTIVAL ATHLETIcs. Withdean 9pm RICH NightOwl Soul Club Tricks Upon Travellers Stadium. 6.3Opm AKf RA.D. Dance Co. 8pm PAY Grand Union. International Jazz ZAP lunch· papers, lunches, kids BED POETRY LIVE - Ivan V. Lalic. CONC The Shorty Rogers Quintet. band. Unmissable! welcome. 7.3Opm 8.3Opm T.R STEPPING OUT with Julia BED Studio Theatre present AN DOME Symphony In Sea. Concert for McKenzie ENEMY OF THE PEOPLE-see 4th kids. 11.30am ZAP The Band of Holy Joy Mon4 BED Poetry Reading with nM. "INTERNATIONAL LABOUR DAY. Fun CONC Jazz Festival commission plus French quintet. 8.3Opm Thomas, Nicki Jackowska. for aIlthe family. Madeira drive. 1I-5pm 7.3Opm •'mUR OF BRIGHTON SEWERS - see GARD Studio Hinderik present "CHILDREN'S PARADE: leaves Pavilion SIDEWALK EDGE. 7.45pm FEST NOR I... BUT...see 7th Gardens at 6pm. Stalls, bands, songs & mURS GARD Studio Hinderik present •'Observing Evening atBANJO GROYNE. KING Cy Laurie (clarinet) with The maypole dancing. Panama Jazz Band. 8.3Opm SIDEWALK EDGE. 7.45pm 9pm NIGH Thumbscrew Theatre Co. in BED Studio Theatre present AN MARL BOUM! VOILA! and FIVE FINGER EXERCISE -as1st LEONCEAND LENA-as 5th ENEMY OF THE PEOPLE by PAY Theatre de Complicite in A Ibsen.8pm NIGH Thumbscrew Theatre in LEONCE AND LENA -as5th MINUTE TOO LATE -as5th Sat2 CONC The Ian Hamer Big Band. 8.3Opm PAY The Vicious Boys in ...A NEW "FESTIVAL OF FAMILY FUN. Madeira PAY THOR Vs THE GJAN1S. For the PAY Theatre de Complicite in A MINUTE roo LATE· as5th TYPEOFV.R llpm Drive. 1O.3()'5pm:· under 12's. lIam RICH Death Bang Party plus support "Observing Evening atBANJO GROYNE. mPR SAMBATUCADA - International T.R Michael Dark and Company -see 5th T.R Michael Dark and Company -see 9pm music, 5th AKf Bloolips in SWNG BACK AND VIC Stitch Up VAlS Uptown Haddock VIC Send for Kelly ZAP McDermotts Two Hours. Lively STRAPLESS -as1st ZAP Party night Irish folk AlIT KIDS SHOW : Music Time Thu7 Concerts for children. Ages IueS "mUR OF BRIGHmN SEWERS - see Sat9 3/5-lIam, ages 5/1()'12 noon, over •'mUR OF BRIGHmN SEWERS - see mURS "FESTIVAL FIREWORKS with lasers, 1O's-2.3Opm mURS "IDUR OF POSTAL OFFICE -see IDURS music, bands, torchlight procession and CONC Cuff Billet and the New Europa •'mUROF POSTAL SOImNG OFFICE BED Literary lunch with Magnus spectaculars! MADEIRA DRIVE. From Jazz Band. 8.3Opm seemUR Magnusson. 12.3Opm 7pm GARD JormaUotineninSCREAM-as 1st BED Studio Theatre present AN CONC lain Ballamy Quartet. 8.3Opm BCEN Alison Moyet MARL BOUM! VOILA! and FIVE FINGER ENEMYOFTHEPEOPLE-see4th FEST NOR I...BUT ...The Egg Theatre CLIF After All- rock EXERCISE -as1st CONC Don Weller plus guests. 8.3Opm from Iceland inaone person show CONC The Bob Pearce Blues Band. PAY THOR Vs THE GIANTS - for the ESC THE BIG TWANG presents The for anaudience of one ata time. 8.3Opm under 12's. lIam Wishing Stones plus The Groove By appointment through Dome FEST NOR I... BUT...see 7th PAY Appeitl Products present 52nd Yard Box Office. Ring for details GARD Studio Hinderik present STATE. Experimental NIGH Thumbscrew Theatre present GARD Lecture Recital - Chilingirian SIDEWALK EDGE. 7.45pm performance theatre. Spm LEONCE AND LENA by George String Quartet. Ipm MARL BOUM! VOILA! and FIVE FINGER PAY RUPEKf PUPKIN COLLECTIVE. Buchner.8pm GARD Studio Hinderik present EXERCISE -as1st Improcomedy.llpm NHC APLAY FOR MAY - Puppet play SIDEWALK EDGE. 7.45pm PAY THOR Vs THE GIANTS. for the T.R. STEPPING OUT with Julia for 4fTyear olds. 4.15pm. ClOWn KING Ronnie Ross with Mike Collier under 12's. llam McKenzie workshop for 7/II's-see Lectures Jazz Band. 8.3Opm PAY Theatre de Complicite in A ZAP lunch:l.ocaI bands, Eve: Brian &Workshops. LAB Spellbound MINUTE TOO LATE. as5th Patten (Poet) plus Jenny Cruse RICH Chaos UK, Ripcord and Johnny MARL BOUM! VOILA! and FIVE FINGER PAV Simon Fanshawe and guests. Late (chanteuse) Deathshead EXERCISE· as1st night cabaret. llpm '~OUT~ Southern Sound Festival Radio -with TSB Trustcard (0!) 22 L>O&£IlRADIO 103.5 FM5-6pm during theFestival .i·IIFie.,·,·,•• WANT TO BE HEARDl TO HIRE THE BEST IN'SOUND + BILLBIIARD ~ UGHTING EQUIPMENT SOUND+L1GHT 'Pf)S7E1 MAKE yOU ~. D'I' DESIRES! The Kooky Shop. urrLEHuv:' ELECTRIC' JAZZ' ACOUSTIC' CLASSICAL S Kensington Gardens, Brtllhton BN1 4AL Repairs and rrslorationstoall Telephone (0273) 693870 slringrdmusical instruments II Howard Terrace, Brighton BNI3TR 0027321822 Listings Key to Venue Codes ison Page26 FEST NOR I... BUT...see 7th BlDP McGOUGH and McCARTHY • PAY POETS AND PAN MAN. Evening MARL FIVE FINGER EXERCISE· as1st GARD THE SLEEP-see 13th Roger and Pete, that is. 8pm of Carribean poetry and music. NIGH Brighton Actors Workshop MARL BOUM! VOILA! and FIVE FINGER BlDP HAPPY END. Brechtian Big Band. With GRACE NICHOLS, JAMES present THE DREAM PLAY by EXERCISE -as1st Wpm BERRY, JOHN AGARD. 7.3Opm Strindberg. 8pm NIGH Thumbscrew Theatre inLEONCE CONC Julian Bahula and The Electric RICH Stagefright NHC APLAY FOR MAY. Puppet play for AND LENA· as5th Dream - great South African VIC Lunch: Bad Influence, Eve : the4-Ts.4.15pm PAY Egg Theatre in THE TURTLE Jazzer. 8.3Opm Perfect Way NVT THE MATING GAME by Robin GETS THERE lDO. 8pm GARD THE SLEEp· see 13th ZAP Lunch - papers, lunches, kids Hawdon RICH John Otway (if you havnt seen MARL BOUM! VOILA! and FIVE FINGER welcome. Eve: Another chance to HOVE BLACK MAGIC AND BOREDOM him live - go!) plus Robin & The EXERCISE· as1st see Roy Hutchins IN HOVE- THECOACHlDURr,!). Pykes NIGH Thumbscrew Theatre in LEONCE With Pete McCarthy. Leaves St. SNC NOAH'S FLOOD. Prospect Drama AND LENA -as5th MonlS Martins Church at7pm at Brighthelrn's production. 8pm PAY THOR Vs THE GIANTS. For the "lDUR OF BRIGHlDN SEWERS - see RICH Howlin' Wllf & The Vee-jays plus FREE under 12's. llam lDURS support STAN Magenta's Magic Music Mosaic. PAY Egg Theatre present THE "Public Observing at BANJO GROYNE. PAY Metro present THE RAGGED One woman show. 8pm TURTLE GETS THERE roo 8pm 9pm TROUSERED PH1LANTHROPISf T.R. MEWN with Alan Bates -see 11th SNC NOAH'S FLOOD-as 14th .BlDP TURN IT UP. Bands chosen by that -see 18th VIC Hot Knives T.R. MELON with Alan Bates-see llth renowned radio show. 8pm VIC Jake the Pilgrim ZAP Heretics present Live bands in a ZAP Lunch: Local bands, Eve: Special CONC Terry Seabrook with Kate ZAP Platform Night plus band at SlDP THE 'BRIGHlDN ARMS one man show for Brighton Cameron. Wpm-midnight. All the midnight FAIR benefit night. Festival from the wonderful Roy jazz standards with great piano Hutchins accompaniment from Terry. Wed 20 Fri15 GARD Abdullah Ibrahim with Ekaya. "lDUR OF BRIGHlDN SEWERS • see "lDUR OF BRIGHlDN SEWERS . see Sun 17 9pm. Better known as Dollar lDURS lDURS "lDWN PLAYS. 20 short plays by Brand "lDUR OF POSTAL SORTING OFFiCE • ART Theatre en Ciel present TRICK. Community groups on mobile stages in the NVT THE MATING GAME by Robin seelDURS 8pm Lanes. 12 noon- evening. FREE. Hawdon "Observing Evening- BANJO GROYNE. BlDP TAXI PATA PATA. Afro music. ART ALCHEMISTS OF THE SURREAL. PAY Metro Theatre Co. present THE 9pm 8pm 2pm RAGGED TROUSERED CON Yank Lawson with local quartet CONC Dick Wellstood (solo piano). ART Theatre en Ciel present TRICK. PHILANTHROPIST. A welcome led by the ubiquitous Geo" 8.3Opm 8pm return for this excellent Simkins. 8.3Opm FEST NOR I... BUT...see 7th BCEN Suzanne Vega production from atalented young MARL BOUM! VOILA! and FIVE FINGER GARD THESLEEP-see 13th BED CRECHE & COCKTAILS - have a company. Sold out on both it's EXERCISE· as1st MARL BOUM! VOILA! and FIVE FINGER drink while kids are looked after. previous visits toBrighton. 8pm NIGH BAW, present THE DREAM EXERCISE· as1st 12 noon VIC Beauty and the Beast PLAY -as19th MET REGALED AT THE REGENT - BlDP HANK WANGFORD & SKINT ZAP Powercuts Video Party featuring NIGH Theatre ofthe Bleeding Obelisk Night of the Big Bands. 7.30pm VIDEO in the best party in town. Liquorice Allsorts present TAILS FROM THE SPINE NIGH Thumbscrew Theatre in LEONCE A·Z of drinking! CRADLE. 1O.45pm AND LENA -as5th CON TheSedarWalterTriowithJimmy Tuel9 NVT THE MATING GAME by Robin PAY Egg' Theatre in THE TURTLE Heath.8.3Opm "lDUR OF BRIGHlDN SEWERS - see Hawdon GElS THERE roo 8pm MARL BOUM! VOILA! and FIVE FINGER lDURS PAY Metro present THE RAGGED SNC ' NOAH'S FLOOD-as 14th EXERCISE·as 1st but check times. •'lDUR OF POSTAL SORTING OFFICE TROUSERED PHILANTHROPlSf T.R. MELON with Alan Bates -see 11th NORF TUNES FROM THE TIVOLI. Ken seelDURS •see 18th ZAP : .The Bodines -Pop Lyon &his Orchestra. 3pm BlDP GEORGEMELLY.1Opm RICH Traddodiad Olnus NVf THE MATING GAME by Robin BTOP LA BOUCHE. 8pm VATS Chris Wood s8t16 Hawdon CON The Pete Burdon Quartet. 8.3Opm VIC Sound Advice ART Animate Theatre present THE PAY THOR Vs THE GIANTS. For the GARD Chilingirian String Quartet. ZAP BRIGHTON'S ALTERNATIVE GAP. Mime. 2.3Opm under 12's. llam 7.45pm FILM FESTIVAL. Local ART Theatre en Ciel present TRICK. filmmakers present their work. 8pm Featuring THE UGHTHOUSE and C&H PRODUcrIONS CHEAPO 3 decades ofdance- POP QUIZ i ~V~N\ j SISTER-RAYS Every Wednesday 8.45 pm ~ REMOVALS Cash prizes &runner-up prizes :S Btn 772621 The Richmond, Richmond Place ~ HELPFULL DRIVER 77 west st. (. swifts).- , fridays. (opp. 5tPeters Church) Bin 603974 '~OUT~ Southern SoundFestival Radio-with TSB Trustcard 15Citfl RADIO 103.5 5-6pm eee.j·jiEi1tt.'oJ.• 24 FM duringthe Festival .. " -eL _" .. , ~ i~6$%itJ LEAlltEl\ FOOl\IEM\ IN MAN~ COLOURS ~ STYLES 7q SfJN1ES Sf. BRIGHTCl'J 673blt7 Llstings CheckStopPresson page 26 Thu21 BrOP CAROUSEL· see 21st· I.15pm NIGH Theatre of the Bleeding Obelisk in TOURS "TOUR OF BRIGHTON SEWERS • see BrOP THE BHUNDU BOYS. TAILS FROM THE SPINE TOURS Exhilarating Zimbabwean music CRADLE. 10.45pm VISITs TO BRIGHTON SEWERS .. TOUR OF POSTAL SORTING OFFICE· " plus McDERMaITS 2HOURS. NVT THE MATING GAME by Robin Throughout Brighton Festival. For dates see TOURS CUF Animal Rights Benefit with Hawdon check the listings. Tickets from Tourist Info BCEN Tom Jones. 8.3Opm , Slaughter of the Innocent &other PAV THOR Vs THE GIANTS. For the (Marlboro' House) •min. age 12 yrs. Times BrOP Carousel Project present THE bands. under 12's. l1am vary, so check press. LIZARDS TONGUE. A dance/ CONC Jazz Festival event- check with PAV Meeting Ground Theatre Co. in drama devised & performed by venue DEMON LOVERS. 8pm TOUR OF MECHANISED POSTAL people with & without learning GARD Second Stride with Man Jumping RICH Lazy Leicester American SOImNG OFFICE disabilities. 8.3Opm as21st harmonica star Tickets from Marlborough House • min. BrOP BLACK ROms • reggae MARL BOUM! VOILA and FIVE FINGER ZAP Lunch: l.ocal bands, Eve: Grand age 14. Check listings for dates • not spectacular. 9.3Opm EXERCISE· as1st but check times Theatre of Lemmings (cabaret) weekends. 6.3Opm at North Road Sorting CONC Focus On Sanity. Jazz. 8.3Opm NIGH RA.W. present THE DREAM and The Howlers- Steve Edgar & Office. DOME Ruby Turner & her band. Chart PLAY· as19th his band soulster. The unmissable soul gig NIGH Theatre ofthe Bleeding Obelisk in TOURS OFSTANMER NURSERIES of the year! 8pm TAILS FROM THE SPINE Sun 24 Tickets- Marlborough House. 6.3Opm at GARD Second Stride with Man Jumping CRADLE. IO.45pm ··FESTIVAL CLOSING SERVICE. entrance tonurseries. 5th/7th, 12th/14th, in WEIGHING THE HEART. NVT THE MATING GAME by Robin Procession, from DOME CAR PARK 19thl21st May Dance company get together with Hawdon (romantic venue). St Peters Church 4pm 7 piece band for this new work, PAV Meeting Ground Theatre Co, in ART Passage Nord present THE ROAD 7.45pm DEMON LOVERS. 8pm BETWEEN WATER AND THIRST. HOVE' BLACK MAGIC & BOREDOM IN RICH Drive, Slide and Three Mirrors 8pm HOVE· THE COACH TOUR with ZAP Jayne County- formerly Wayne County, Acolourful show ' BrOP RICHARD THOMPSON. No • I' Pete McCarthy· see 19th introduction necessary, for one of LAB Johnny Carter and Hurricane the best folkrockers, Ridge. 8.15pm BCEN The Pretenders MARL BOUM! VOILA! and FIVE FINGER Sat 23 EXERCISE·as 1st ART Passage Nord in THE ROAD CONC Trevor Kaye and the Co-operative NIGH RAW. present THE DREAM BETWEEN WATER AND THIRST. Jam Session. 7.3Opm PLAY· as19th 8pm 'HOVE BLACK MAGIC AND BOREDOM NIGH Theatre of the Bleeding Obelisk in BrOP DICK GAUGHAN (Brilliant Scots IN HOVE . THE COACH TOUR TAlLS FROM THE SPINE singer/songwriter) and with Pete McCarthy· see 19th CRADLE. IO.45pm MICHELLE SHOCKED. Great MARL BOUM! VOILA! and FIVE FINGER NVT THE MATING GAME by Robin double bill.7.30pm EXERCISE· as1st but check times Poets Corner Hawdon BrOP THE BillES REVIEW. Music from PAY Meeting Ground Theatre Co. THE BillES BRGfHERS. IOpm NIGH Theatre of the Bleeding Obelisk This one just came through my door: present DEMON LOVERS. 8pm CONC The Geoff Simkins Quartet. Music present TAILS FROM THE SPINE RICH Little Willie Littlefield from IOpm CRADLE Sir, STAN Magenta's Magic Music Mosaic. DOME Woody Herman and His Young PAV THOR Vs THE GIANTS. For the Spring inus~bti bere. , 8pm Thundering Herd. 8pm under 12's. l1am ZAP. Heretics present Walking Seeds GARD Second Stride with Man Jumping ,Ihave spotted' :' ',',,' and Poisoned Electric Head as21st NORF TEA & TUNES FROM THE Johannes Mackay"'· ' HOVE BLACK MAGIC & BOREDOM IN TIVOLI. Tea dance with Ken Lyon Up from Cornwall! ' Fri22 HOVE· THE COACH TOUR with & his Orchestra With his fiddle. ' •·TOUR OF BRIGHTON SEWERS • see Pete McCarthy· see 19th VIC Lunch: Desperate Dan Band, Eve: TOURS MARL BOUMl VOILA! and FIVE FINGER Ithink it's a Zen poem onthe start of the The Beach Fleas Festival. ART' Passage Nord present THE ROAD EXERCISE· as1st but check times ZAP Lunch· papers, lunches, kids BETWEEN WATER AND THIRST. NIGH BAW. present THE DREAM welcome. 8pm PLAY· as19th Thanks toM. Pracy. ImPACT mUSIc :c= NEW & seCONO-HIINo ~OITAR.S AMPUFICA1'ION, DRUM', PIiOALS iSTRJwt4~. ,.m.,..t.~ SPAA!S ,..."., ~T.MDS.snCKS, .. One ofBrighkm's most popular Hamburger Restaurants ~UCJN6. S1W'P$• , EXCIting range of hamburger toppings, steaks, vegetarian salads, ~&.~~ homemade sweet, desserts Open 7 days a week 6.00·11.30 P.A. HIRE ETC· 58. PRa£TO.., RDAD'. U It ~'M' .t.., ,••. '''''1M . ,,,.,,...: ('11J) '""J also at 25 Junction Rd. 'S..9UT~ Southern SoundFestival Radio -with 1SB Trustcard lSC7&lJ1. RADIO 0(00) 103.5 FM 5-6pm during theFestival Wi'!IFW"1-!'. 25 Stop Press Key to Venue Codes BRIGHTON No cOIRlUnicaton frOi Eastbourne at hie of going to ART Art College Grand Parade Brighton 604141 press, Call Archer¥ Tavern on E/bn 22069 and 60lden BEAC Beacon Arts Centre Lion on Elbn 2(600 for details of their~program.es. BCOL Brighton College Eastern Rd 697131 COCKCROFT HALL Brighton: That Petrol Elohon.NATURAL BED Bedford Hotel HEALTH CENTRE Btn: 3 "ay - 'Getting There' the story BOar Booth Museum of Nat Hist of Oxfal, 7pI BCEN Brighton Centre Kings Road (seafront) ART COLLEGE BASE"ENT Brighton: 7 "ay - TOllY chase CUF Cliftonville, Hove Quartet, 11 "ay Reel by Reel plus The Sulliavans, CONC Concorde Madiera Drive (seafront) KEftPTOVN PIER: 13116 "ay - Upstairs Theatre Co in CORN Corn Exchange ChurchSt 'Love and "onsters' DOME The Dome ChurchSt GREEN LANE GALLERIES Crowborough: 20 "ay - DralalDoc EAG The Eagle, Gloucester Rd Btn on Richard Jefferies, 7,30pa ESC Escape Club Marine Parade KINGS HEAD Albourne: 20 "ay - White Noise F.C. Friends Centre Meeting House Lane RICHnOND BriGhton: 22 "ay - The Blues Corporation GARD GardnerCentre University of Sussex Falmer CLARENCE lllNE BAR Brighton: every lIeds Live "usic GREE Green Dragon Sydney St. Sydney St 607922 every Thurs Carl Simmons (who he?) GREY The Greys Southover St H.H Hare &Hounds, London Road Brighton £100 First Prize - Brighton Festival General Knowledge HOVE Hove Museum Quiz, Sponsored by Laaot lager, The Richtond, Richland HTH Hove Town Hall Place Brighton, Friday "ay 15th. KEMP Kemptown Pier KING King &Queen OldSteine LAB Btn Trades &Labour Club LewesRd CHAPEL ROYAL UB Brighton Library ChurchSt Visual Arts 12·24 ART &MYSTERY. Catholic Artists MARL The Marlborough Princes St 603745 PEACE CENTRE, Trafalgar St. MARY St. Marys Church Everyone's favourite hipster-about-the 1·24 Work by 3generations ofPeaceful NHC Natural Health Centre Regent Street Punter, AL TERNO makes his 'live' debut at Women NVT New Venture Theatre Bedford Place, Off Western Road, Brighton THE ODD VOWME (53 Upper Gloucester OPEN STUDIOS NIGH Nightingale Theatre Surrey St Rd. Btn.) when George Parkin's original 9-10 Open weekend. 11-4pm NOB Nobles, New Road Btn. artwork goes on display from May I• 11 THE GRANGE, Rottingdean NORF Norfolk Hotel and 20 - 27. From May 12·19 he can be 1·24 MYTHs, MAGIC & MYSTERY - MUS Brighton Museum ChurchSt caught atthe Brighton Gallery ofFine Art Schools work OLDS Old Ship Hotel ingsRoad ([HE PIG & FIG) on the seafront opposite BRIGIITON MUSIC USRARY, ChUl'th P.A. Prince Albert Trafalgar St the Grand Hotel. Also atthe Pig &Fig until St. PAY Pavilion Theatre NewRwd May 24th are paintings by local artist 11·23 THESAGAOFERICTHEVIKlNG· RP. Royal Pavilion Rosemary Gascoine. wooden puppets RESC Royal Escape Marine Parade ART GALLERY AND MUSEUM OPUS STAINEDGLASS,Grand Parade RICH Richmond Richmond Place 1·31 THE DROITINGHOLM COOO Stained glass on display SIM St. Martins Church THEATRE : The Theatre, it's SCHOOLS AR1WORKEXlDBmON SIP St. Peters Church scenery, props, designs & 1-30 At numerous local libraries SAV Club Savannah OldSteine costumes. Tues-Sat : 10-5.45pm, throught the area during the SOME Somerhill School, Hove Sun:2-5pm Festival. Contact Central Ubrary T.R Theatre Royal New Road POLYTECHNIC GALLERY for details. TOPR Top Rank Suite WestSt 1·27 FRANS WlDEBERG. HOVE MUSEUM UNIT Unitarian Church Retrospective of one of Norways 1-31 Paintings by Vmcent LLoyd and UNIV University of Sussex Falmer foremost contemporary artists. Patricia Wright VAlS Star of Brunswick 10-6pm (Not Sun) VIC Old Vic ShipSt GARDNER CENTRE GALLERY CIDCHFSfER YEO Sussex Yeoman, Guildford Rd Btn 1·23 STARCHOICESFROMTHEAJrrS ZAP Zap Club Kings Rd Arches (beach)775987 COUNCIL COLLECf10N.. Favourite works of the stars. PALLANT HOUSE GALLERY CORN EXCHANCE 9-31 Derek Hirst. Images of Japan & 2·23 BRIGHTON FESTIVAL Sussex EAST SUSSEX EXHIBITION featuring over 50 ASC All Saints Centre . Lewes visual artists, many local. lots of ARCH Archery Tavern, Eastbourne work. from RED HERRING BEAR Bear Inn Burwash STUDIOS including two 'outdoor EASmOURNE BEX St Peters Community Centre, Bexhill art' projects. Details from Corn BILB Bilbo Baggins, Eastbourne .. Exchange. mWNER ART GALLERY & BOOG Colonel Boogies Seaford NE;XUS 1-10 Peggy Angus Friends- Paintings BREW Brewers Arms Lewes 1/2 Jane Bolton and Paul Caton • 1-24 Photographs of National Trust Properties inWessex CALE Calibs Night Club, Eastbourne Works in fabric collage and wood CEN Central Club, Peacehaven and ivory bowls. 1·31 Eastbourne Photographic Society CONG Congress Theatre Eastbourne 36363 5-30 FINNISH, FORM AND FUNCflON Annual Exhibition Redouby Fortress, Eastbourne 16-14 Association of Eastbourne Artists FOKI' • Exhibition of Finlands most IFI (field Barn lfield Crawley 25030 renowned designers. June Annual Exhibition GLYN G1yndebourne Lewes 812411 OPEN HOUSE 87,8HoUingbury Road GOLD Golden Lion Eastbourne 640612 THE FIGURE. Various artists interpret the Lewes 478124 HASTINGS LAUG Laughing Flsh Isfiend human form. 2nd-4th, 8th-11th, 15th-18th MrC Mr. Cherrys St Leonards 422705 RED HERRING GALLERY Pevensey Bay Hotel, Eastbourne MUSEUM &ART GALLERY PEV 4-23 BOX OF UNEAIrrHLY SIX Six Bells Chiddingly 872227 DELIGHlS. Rich variety of 1-17 Landscape studies. Oils & STAB Stables Theatre, Hastings medias and approaches watercolours TIV Tivoli Eastbourne 644402 OPEN STUDIO GALLERY WHIT White Rock Theatre Hastings 434343 18-30 THREE ON ASEAFRONT. Recent WlNT Winter Gardens Eastbourne 36363 work of 3local artists. 12·6pm WORTHING FARM ROAD STUDIOS, Hove CERAMICS and GLASS. Sats TERRACE GALLERY 2nd,9th,16th,23rd 10-31 Paintings, ceramics and glass • 6 WEST SUSSEX OLDSHIPHOfEL artists ASS Assembly Hall Worthing 1-24 Paintings by Peter Tidey MUSEUM BOG Bognor Regis Centre 865551 39ST AUBYNS, Hove 1-16 Innovative pastel paintings CONN Connaught Theatre, Worthing THE ONLY ALTERNATIVE LEFT. locaI 1·16 Pottery in S.E. Roman Britain FEST Festival Theatre Chichester 781312 and political photos. Tues 5th : l1·6pm, 16-31 Watercolours WOKI' Worthing Pavilion 26 6th-7th: 6-lOpm 23-31 RISING TALENT· youngartists WIND Windmill Uttlehampton 724929 II PRINCeS STP.E~T OPeN 9-30 - 5 -30 8RIc"HTON 1'10NDAY 1"0 g 694600· SATfJRDAY w .dJL.-~--. AL b~?~tl. ,~ODD TERNO iiiiiiiii.-I V0 LUME LIVE BOOKSHOP EXHIBITION 53 Upper Gloucester Road Brighton 0273 27845. WE BUY BOOKS! Particularly Wanted this month: Art -Philosophy -Politics Feminism -Criticism -Art NEW AND SECOND-HAND BOOKS '9.30 - 5.30 Mon. - Sat. Tel. 27845 I~OUT~ SouthernSound Festival Radio -with 1SB Trustcard ~ l)'O&.ttlRADIO 103.5 FM 5-6pm during theFestival ~ \ Welcome to the Punter Festival Supplement with lots of of the Festival and some we couldn't cram in here from reviews and previews including our Top Ten the first half - includil'1g two views of I1ICHAEL CLARK' recomendations for the discern~ng punter. The June AND CD.s performance at The Theatre Royal one by our PUnter will be a bit later than usual (June 5th) so intrepid reviewer and one from the CompanyJ themselves. don't hold your breath. Early June listings are on the l1eal'1while adv~nce warning of a show on August 1st from back page to help aleviate cultural withdrawl. In the the firm that brought you 'Night of a Hun~red Drums' June issue we'll be reviewing shows from the second half It's going to be great - so cancel your holidays. 110re detai~s as they emerge. Punter's Top Ten DON'T MISS THE PUNTER'S PICK OF THE THE SOUND OF FESTI VAL. OUR FESTI VE TOP TEN, UNMISSABLE, BE THERE OR BE SQUARE ZIMBABWE EVENTS ARE THE FOLLOWING : DICK GAUGHAN, Big Top, 23rd May THE REAL SOUNDS OF AFRICA rank together with Tholas Hapfulo If you like Christy ~oore you'll love Dick Gaughan and The Bhundu Boys as one of. ~ilbanwe's top groups, THE REAL the greatest singer/guitarist in the Universe - until SOUNQS are a group of 12 musIcians forled 1n Zalbia in 1975, recently a cult figure admired by the stars , long Now In,Z11babwe ~hey have becole one of the lost popular dance recognised as one of the most consistently brilliant bands In the reglon, songwri ters of this generation, thiS year he beat the . On stage they are visually stunning in their native likes of Billy Bragg to be voted top- solo artist in headresses and leopard-sk in clothes, Half way through thei r the country by FOLK ROOTS magazine, If you like your set they change into football strips for their hit song ~usic heartfelt and moving",. Dyna~os VCaps, kicking a football around the stage as they co~tl~ue to dance and play wi th alazing energy, They toured RUBY TURNER, Dome, 21st May Brlt~1n for 4 weeks last year to pac~ed houses recieving One of the main singers on Ferry Aid's nO,1 'Let It unanllOUS approval frol the national lusic press: ' Be', Ruby's no~ a star, And so she ought to be for she This is the pic our ,ore observant readers rill have noticed is undoubtably Britain's best soul singer, look out (fas ,issing froll page 9 of our last issue (OK, it dropped off , ·The Real Sou~ds have bee~ one of the cost e~c ihng outf its to Aretha, The concert is being recorded by the BBC for a~ t~e p~inters), ~te /fcC~rthy is the one on the left. The. No offence Intended, but re sOlehor .issed the Bottles fro, h1t london thl~ year" African rhythas froll ZUilbabile, the 12 of In Concert, dI5tInguishedlookmg one IS Roger /fc60ugh : our Festival issue, S~A heres a pic and a bit of blurb rhich . thel turn out 1n Afrlcan dress and career through I ·throbbing Black /fagic and Boredo. in Have (see Punter's Top Ten) .. sals : THE BRI6HTO~ ,BuTTLE ORCHESTRA,plus spedal guests THE set, Shnd still if you dare," HANK WANGFORD ALOHA DIINCERS (Harall to Portslade) sil! be in the lap Big Top. N,H,E, 1986 Big Top, 17th May on tues, 19th /fay at 8p., Theb~st party in town, in the best sumler venue, This is your list chance to see the Bottles before they hit ,They start an e~ten~ive European tour on Hay 22nd in Enough sald, fa.e and f~rtune vi, being the only British Act - other thin hBr1gh~On, before play1ng in Holland and Denlark, returQing to Rorl". AtkInson - to feature at the Intern,tionll COledy ead~1ne at 6lastoQbury and WOMAD, and play at ~he Ed1nburgh ABDULLAH IBRAHIM WITH EKAYA Festu,l -Just For Laughs- in Can,d, this July, F~stl val, If you alssed thea last year, don't I1SS thea thlS Gardner Centre, 18th May ~ tl~e. Dollar Brand; wondarful,. Ilelodic piano jazz, Unllissable - but you lIlay have Missed the ol?portunity already as tickets were going fast at tile of ioin9 to BIRD LIVES! press, ON THE SCENT Undaunted by the aa.loth Jazz programle in the Festival (Art exhibition in the streets) Friday nights at t~e Concorde continue 1rol 29th H~y with EASY ,'.:,..,= ~ft.t'h:-:~i:M1'.~ ·Is it Art or Bestiality?· lust be the question on ENSE"BLE. Hodern JIZZ fro. Terrr Seabrook's·outf1t, who rou ,...... everyones lips, The seven sculptures can be discovered lay have seen opening the Ben E ton/Steve Bassaa spectacu ar 24 hours a day, 7 days a week unt il the end of the at the DOle last month, Special guest is DAVE DEFRIES (Loose Festival, Details and /laps frolll Red Herring Studio, Tubes) on trulpet, ;' North Rd, or the Corn Exchange, "Bird Lives· on Saturday 6th June - a tribute to Charlie Parker featuring his trulpeter RED RODNEY, Red Rod joined METRO THEATRE present Parker's legendary quintet in 1949; but he's lore than just a _, /1"""">7' THE RAGGED TROUSERED PHILANTHROPIST The Real Sounds of strtc« are doing tro shotls in the lap Big veteran treading the boards, Many reckon that Red sounds Pavilion Theatre, 18-20th May Top on Fri 22nd Hay at Bp. I 10,3(fp. (see article opposite) better, stronger and lore sure than in the heyday of bebop. A great book - by Robert Tresse},} a brilliant Ir~ adaptationby;~tephen Lowe, and a larvellous cast, WALKING FOR THE ;zr . ~.;~.( /i<~'~- . .' " ..... THE REAL SOUNDS OF AFRICA WORLD Vith the 6eneral Election ,nnounced fo,.::lune 11th,. this Big Top, 22ndKay, 8pm . ' . video shotls Brighton tsbou: Party are reJ/prepared for a .Coll1ngtoEurope frOIl Harare,. for an extensive ,? Remelber Sportaid? Reaeaber Bandaid? Reaelber the children strong ",paign, YOU CAN DECIOE BRl6HTON'S FUTURE.features our European tour, They're at the Big Top replacing The who died in the African faline? If you care about that lost tro Labour Parliallntary Candidates STEVE BIISSII/f, and.· DAVE Bhundu Boys, As anyone who saw their 2 sold out shows generation, get on the road this sUller and join the HILL discussing Labour PoJides tlit/, tarticular reference to,. in Brighton last year wi 11 vouch, they are the hottest nationwide WA[K FOR THE WORLD when it reaches Sussex, Brighton. I found the visual portrai of Brighton beautiful, band· in the world, WALK FOR THE WORLD arrives in Hove around 5,30pl on June antiit ras interesting to\see a ride range of ide,s presented. 2nd, prolenades along the seafront and up to St Peters Church together to uute a vision. Vhate'ler your politics, this BLACK MAGIC AND BOREDOM IN HOVE (the Level) where a Fair will be held to welcole walkers frol tape is tlorth , look, if. only because af the savage and THE COACH TOUR,., around 6,30pl with stalls and entertainaent, The walk leaves a,using picture of a Tory future by local perforlers OPEN Pete points out every pet shop- and hardware shop in Brighton for CraWley on June 3rd at 8al; and ends in london on SECRET. and SOli grllt susit: Hove and graphically describes 50 brands of dogshit. June 6th. Details frol OXFAM on 7773381007013, 8RI6HTON'S FUTURE ~iJJ be ,vailable for free loan in The hippest courier you'll ever Ileet in the unhfppest· selected video hire shops, shorn publicly stros« the totln, of places. 19,21,23,24 May. Tickets (rol Btn 674357 P'Si The Real Sounds of Africa have just recorded a single ,vailable for around £5,00 in bookshops or direct fro' the cal ed WALK FOR THE WORLD, Out on Hay 20th - buy it, and catch ,akers : TAKE THE CIIKE PRODUCTIONS, 26 Vashington Street, TRACEY CHADWELL and PAX LIDIARD thea in Brighton on Kay 22nd, Brighton, BN22SR, (0213) 672030, Ken IJbustani ENGLISH SONGS BY WOMEN COMPOSERS Unitarian Church, 21st May . Despite all the big names this is likely to be a CHA CHA CHA CHANGES final~ highlight and it's only a quid, Last til. I saw Tracy Here it iS J the definitive J 1'10 holds-barred total she \lias going do~n a storra at the Pink Coconut (with a uR-da te on the Lega 1 & Genera 1 Roo ts .. Fes t iva 1 tak i ng certain ~r Henderson on trumpet>, So all you clubbers, glace il'1 the Zap Big Top: get on down to the Unitarian Church, Thursday 21st May 10pm - Black Roots Friday 22nd May 8pm & 10.30pm - Real soundS. of Africa SECOND STRIDE AND MAN JUMPING Saturday 23rd May 8pm - Dick Gaughan & . Gardner, 21-23rd May (Michelle Shocked has had to cancel her UK tour due to The \IIorld preraier of "Weighing The Heart· - an a family bereavement.) outstanding programme of dance frOI top conteiliporary Saturday 23rd May 10 pm - Bluse Review dancers, Second Stride, and live music frol Man Sunday 24th May-8pm - Richard Thompson JUMping - the 'Dlost important band in the world' says Vorld pre,ier for conte,porary dancers Second Stride at the Plus ca change? 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Far frail providing an insight into ilagination, gUlptlon and downright balls to take to the no cars to be seen and lots of strangely dressed ~eople, /'lust was Danish Bacon then three concerh at the start of the lental breakdown, it serves soley as a vehicle for Alan Bates stage, Instead they prefer the anonytlli ty and safety of the be The Town Plays. /'lore like Barcelona than Brighton, I Festival would have given you sonething else to savour, The to babble his way through an inane script bolstered by one crowd, Avery entertaining evening was larred by hecklers with intended just to have a QUick look but staved for 4 hours, first course was a free BBC Invitation Concert of the lusic of liners, Surrounded by a cast vhich includes a stereotype the average I,Q of a larine corps - linus fourteen, If Siaon PER NOR6ARD The evening ranged frol the seductive sound of a hec~ling Around 20 plays with lot's of slapstick Ind pantolile are Jewish-gay and a fruit-eating son straight out· of Fanshawe was a rotten coaic l Might just be justified, perforled in four different sites in the Lanes, 16 part unaccolpaniea choir in 'Frost Pull' to the 'Butterflies', Melon's racist and sexist rants seel written He is not, /'Ir, Fanshawe IS a very capaple young ,un who One play 1 ~articuIarly enjoyed was 'DARWIN CO/'IES ASHORE', aggressively large forces blended, together ,f~r the ~.th soley to illicit cheap laughs, handled the affair qUite superbly, As he hltSelf put It: ,does presented by Brighton Sailing Club and written by Roy SYlphony', This piece uses sounds which are falillar, but In a Silon 6ray intends us to look upon Melon and his a carpenter have obscenities screa~ed a~ hil w~ilst c~rvlng a stannard, Avery vitty script and excellent acting frol the peculiarly unsettling way, like deja vu, The 'Cello Concerto: predicalent with sylpathy and indulgence, but what eoerges is piece of wood? Neither should a COliC, BeSides thiS, the cOlpany - particularly ex-National Theatre player, Karina Beheen' was given a theatrical perforaance by the sOle"hat a neurotic liddle class bore who deserves everything he gets, evening was worthy I thought the support act rather Knight as Tina, eccentric cellist, Frances-/'Iarie Uitti, the first ho Special lIlention, however, lust go to liz da Costa for her .uninspired but Hr, Fanshawe was as pol ished a,nd pro,fes.si~nal 'DUl1/'IY', fro!! a script by Anthony /'lasters, presented by lovelents vere stunning . excellent set and costuMe designs, as ever His recent appearance on 'Saturday Night Live IS a Brighton Deaf Centre, told the story of a deaf fisherlan who sign that surel y no~ he wi 11 get the exposure he,has long lived in BriQhton in the 1920's An excellent story, Elilio D'Stringe deserved on television, If so, Brighton Will be ~eelng, a lot brilliantly perlorled by all - especiaily Alison Rogers. less of him in the future, We should, here In Brighton, The Borough Council's Planning De~artlent 'PO[Y PLANNERS appreciate what we have - before we lose a bloody good stand PLAY' vas vritten by two planners - Kelvin /'IacDonald , Denise NOR I ... BUT" "" up. Longstaff, Lots of audience involvel:lent .in this one frol a Pavilion Theatre very uninhibited cast. Sliles There's a second chance to see The Town Plays on Sunday /'lay Led by a lady in a cassock down to the dark cellar and 17th frol noon-9pl, Verdict: It should happen every Sunday around the persian carpets, we come to a wooden door. "Are you PLAYS NOT CARS ready to hear his confession ?', she asks, 'Yes', I suppose so, We enter she sits Ie in a chair and leaves Ie alone in ON THE SCENT Bill Slith. the dark. Tben the Moaning starts", Eerie and touching; another soul in distress, I was loved, This year's. Brighton Festival has been the lost conspicuous to BUT, after this prolising start, the perforunce of NOR date with liles of bunting adorning the streets, The Town I,.. BUT, ,. by E66 THE~TRE for an audience ~f one, rip~dly Plays bringing !~ectacle to dreary Sundays, and large scale THE GREY FRINGE becate utterly turgid In the typically oV!f-lntellectual1sed art hunQ frol scaffolding, Southover Street Becket~ tradition, ijccasionally, a torch lit up the speakers Alid thiS loud nell facade, you lay have noticed a few lore Mouth as he whined on in a thiCK accent vhich Made it hard to subtle additions to the town's 'public 'spaces, The bull by the One of the lOst successful exciting and well attended Maintain concentration. The use of speakers to switch the Stiene fountains with a figure Jumping over it's horns is hard events of the Festival was the ~ day FRIN6E ON THE FRINGE at voice from one place to another did not compensate for the to ignore if ,ou're in the vicinity, 6ut adjacent to it on the the GREYS, We spoke to /'lIKE LANCE, Who organised it with the lack of love.ent, but only depersonalised the voice entirely, other side a the fountain is a sculpture wrought in steel help of ARTISTS UNLI/'IlTED and countless perforlers, lany of What I could hear was a series of tired ilages and hackneyed which blends in easily with the trees, whol perforled for free, what it was like, 'oh, Why was I born ?' whinges that failed utterly to love Ie There are seven sites around the centre of Brighton which have at al . had ~culptures'spe~ifically aade for theD, Each sculpt~re is PUNTER: HOW DID IT 60? by a different profe'uional· artist' : Avril Vilson, /'Ilchael "IKE: 6reat, it couldn't have gone luch better, although "aydon, Andy Par~in~ Guy Holder, Steve 6eliot, "atthev /'Iiller perhaps the weather, ,.nah, no cOMplaints,.,it could have and David Parfitt, tach interprets a Iyth in reference to the rained the whole tile, site chosen, P: WHAT WERE THE HIGHPOINTS OF THE FESTIVAL? The sculptures are also in sequence, linked by a trail leading /'I: High~oints?: The Bottle Orchestra were ver.y powerful, The you on a treasure hunt for the lore hidden works, Long Tall Texans, Til Bat, Sign On Valley Rangers, Queue This is a successful attelpt at staging a cohesive exhibi tion DanceJ The KJB, Shat, Sue Bradley, The King Snakes, JJ Waller, outside of the gallery with all it's attenant fortalities,'For The lIrossly Overweight Band and Cha Cha Bar were all very ~n solid, Relelber this was the best line-up in town; everyone a "Art on the Streets· read "Beasts the Streets", /'Iaserati, The \ooupA of the Festival was The Aloha Dancers The expedition starts at the Corn Exchange and finishes at the just superb but that's another story, (See thel with the Red Herring Gallery, North Rd, "IpS can be obtained frot Bottles in the ZaD Big Top on May 19th) either, P: ASUCCESS THEN~ M: It was a BI6 success, 1 would love to do it again next A,P,Giales year, but there will have to be sOle talking wrfting and perhajls a public leeting before we even. start thinking about Francis-Harie Vitti It, There were 20 to 3{) cOlplaints about the noise; on one occasion the Council calle to take noise level readings, The ensuing letter frol the Council (Who, ironically partly funded the event via the CO.lunity Arts Budget) suggest 1 should do The only thing resembling Danish Bacon on stage was the it sOlewhere not so 'densely populated', Weir, although 1 want pig-headed brass section of the BBC SYlphony Orchestra whose to lake changes next tile, the venue isn't one of thel, I just cOl~itlent to the Iusic was remarkable by it's absenc~, wish sOleone would tell ~he E,H.O, how Iluch fun it was, ho" Despite this negative point, which is characteristic of thiS there was no trouble at all, and how about 1,000 happy people orchestra sOle points need to be given a definite thu.bs up, a day passed through the Festival. This is the REAL FRIN6E and including' daring progralling and free adlilsion, Nor 1", But", rhat? 1 don't want to tike it sOlewhere else, 1 have lived in this Concerts fOD KONTRA STRING QUARTET on the 5th and 8th May area for 13 years and lost people around here are happy to presented a Jell balanced diet of cla!~ical and modern ~iec~s, The .show did not work for Ie because it presuled rather support and enjoy cOlouni ty events, This could just be the ThrouQhout both concerts all the pieces were played With than worked for Iy attention. It wa~ what I w~ul~ call beginning of HANOVER FRINGE, drantic involveeent, tight rhythiic enselble, and a, clear· enjoYlent· elevating even the early .llst Quartet I by Nielsen. I 'selfish theatre', where the perforler I~ on an art,lshc ego P: HOPE SO, /'lIKE into a coipelling perforaance (III lure: itls not usually that hip and is unaware and doesn't, care If the, iudlen,C! Ire good) Abrahalsenls '2nd Quartet', ,written in,1981, was a I interested or, not. As . for being an expertlent In the fascinating blend of silplicity and econolY, Endings tended to actor/audience relationship, it was a cooplete cop out. be disappolntinQly predHable though. '. '" Crap and at £5 for 15 Itnutes, expensive crap, . Asllilar language ¥as used by. Paul Ruders In hiS 2nd I I .'. '.. ; .•::-, ..", I Quartet' of 1979 DU{ I vas less happy with the end prod;uct, I Dillon, The piece was too long and he seeled unaware,of the IUSICO~ historical i.plication~ of his sounds. All thiS result~ in a l sort of avante-garde cliche-ridden, pre-pubescen\ Sibellus I THEATRE' DE While I'. not entirely. hafPY With the Kontra Quartel IS COMPLICITE gritty sound and it's occasiona lack of balance, there can be j no doubt that perforlances were at tileg brealhtaking, lost clearly in Nielsen's '.th Quartet' of 1906. The big drawback Pavilion Theatre , with these concerts is Jhe ticket priceof £~ and,£9, O,K" the '~ __ pr ice inc ludes_a gl~ssoLrather p,oorQuah tywI~e, but ~~ole I grinned and laughed and-gaped-in wonder for an hour and a , . prices are never gOing to sell thiS kind of IUSIC to a Wider I halt and then I cried hard for ten ainutes, audience, , hen Th THEATRE DE CO/'lPLICITE's AMinute Too Late is a wonderful Red Herring Studios - On the Scent once again Still to cOle are : the cycle of Sibellus Symp onles, e journey through the lores and conventions of bereavelent, New Chalber Orchestra of Stockholl perforlances ~erforlances packed with acute observations of the inner and outer workings of new lusic, such as by John Woolrich" and the, ~argely of ordinary (and not so ordinary) people when confronted with' classically trained perforaers of /'Ian JUllplng, prOViding the the big taboo - death, BOX OF UNEARTHLY lusic for .Second Stride. All worth seeing. It is the set pieces, es~ecially the acrobatic dance routine in the church, /'Iarcello s stalp-happy registry clerk DELIGHTS Paul Stanley, and Jos's psychopathic turbo-charged undertaker, which provide the aain source of the hilarity to balance the gentle hUlour and' poignancy of Silon /'IcBurney's lonely and pathetic Between the unoccupied shops in North Rd" just down frolll NEW SUSSEX OPERA innocent, lost "without instructions, nervously stumbling into Infinity Foods, is the new RED HERRING GALLERY where Red TRUSTCARD FIREWORK awkward situations and rep~ating "1'1 sorry, I didn't know. "I Herrings are staging the first exhibition tince their love DOlile don't know what to do" .:"... . frol Vest st SPECTACULAR CO/'IPLlCITE rise above the lere hilarious bu their sudden BOX OF UNEARTHLY DELI6HTS is a refreshing change frol the phipical revelations of what the characters feel ~ ike inside.'., usual "Don't touch ~hat you can't afford" exhibition, You are Anight at the opera: a wor,lil of ,lovers a,nd af,fectionados, The effect is that this show touches in a way so Intense that 'invited to explore the exhibits and their contents. The work wealth and privilege of dralatlc socletYA glittering costules is by lOSt of the artists working at Red Herring Studios, and Billed as bigger and better than last year and it was, The and ear-splitting cresendos? Not quite, \oheap seats (by opera it brings back personal feelings and lelories long forgotten, lost aaazing spectac Ie for Ie was 'the !li%e of the crowd - at standards) but a half-filled auditoriul bereft of evening The last line In particular is a killer - it cracked Ie up although some of the work eay be for sale br negotiation, the least 3 or ~ ~iles last years crowd of 10,OOOpeo~le. It VIS coltpletely and I was not the only one, But it was a good cry, lain concern of the artists has been to intr gue. cro~ded wear An enlarged stage with an orchestra so near the stalls Innovation and often a cOlllplete change of Iledia lakes this so that the Leeds United fans, down for the weekend, you could allost flUC);'a harp, Asilple effective set ~nd a a cry of at least recognising Illy hidden feelings - and how couldn't get near, " unfulflll~d often does theatre ·really help you do this? show a "delight" and has reinstated this bright snowrool as a The ffrst part of the evening vas a floodlit s~ow ranging story of politica conspiracy I fate, Jealousy and It was also nice to see t~! perforlers acknowledge their shop, who's lain 'exchange is no longer financial but one of frOI a brilliant dancing display by 200 schoolk~ds to the love A parable for lodern ~illies, perhaps: it was sung In technician, John Linstrul, who had laboured all day and had, ideas. t' t ' larching band of the Royal /'Iarines, compered by Keith Cheg~in English. A thought for the King; a dowdy looking, lilling The Gallery is open frol 10-6, ~on-Sat; one of the ar IS S IS court which pursued hil through a world a! fortu~e tellers, against the odds, wrought reMarkably effective lighting frol lookame, Bruno Brooks frail Radio 1, I'd never, heard of 1111, dar~ g~ts tfie Pavilion Theatre's shaMefully inadequate facilities, and always available to answer questions, but the cro~d clearly had, Loca,l band, Cha Cha Bar were swirling lists and looraing shadows ,untl,l he finally reaained on the ball enough to operate the changes with split followed by the torchlight procession led by the Royal /'Iarines his comeuppance at his ~wn ball, Such IS life and a f~tt~~g second tiling in the evening, and with the Dagenhal 61rl Pipers, who were wonderful, cliaax, People lik~d it: sU,stained applause, Muted Spike Wells 120 Days Quartet. 8.3Opm CHfAPEY'...and the BEY' !! tR. Michael Clark and Company- see ESC BIG TWANG present Live bands 5th . FEST NOR I... BUT...see 7th ZAP Lunch: Local bands, Eve: Cabaret' GARD Chilingirian String Quartet. Wily '110/,0 10'. "e,el.,I.1I me.' special from the LEADMILL Arts 7.45pm Centre. MARL FIVE FINGER EXERCISE-as 1st lilT 01 8'1,111011 P NIGH Thumbscrew Theatre in LEONCE Sun 10 ~ "lDWN PLAYs. Twenty short plays by AND LENA· see 5th rEGETAIi/AN WHIlEFllD' /tESTAII/tANT community groups on mobile stages inthe NHC APLAY FOR MAY •puppet show Lanes, 12 noon until evening. FREE for 417's. 4.15pm ' BED CRECHE & COCKTAILS· have a PAV Egg Theatre from Iceland present. drink while the kids are looked THE TUKfLE GElS THERE '!DO. after. 12 noon 8pm CONC Pete Godfrey (on ,piano). From RICH Basil Gabbidon &Bass Dance plus . S.l5pm support DOME The Horace Silver Quintet. Spm T.R. MEWN with Alan Bates- see 11th FEST NOR I... BUT...see 7th VIC The Shed' . 196 HI,II SI, lewes KING Trevor Whiting and Jack Gilbert ZAP .Platform Night plus local band at . Hot 5. 8.3Opm midnight 1213 918328 MARL BOUM! VOILA! and FIVE FINGER MOII".,S.,IIJ.m".,llpm 3-6pm EXERCISE· aslst, but atS.3Opm Wed 13 Sund.y and 12.30pm "lDUR OF BRlGH1DN SEWERS - see PAV THOR Vs THE GIANTS. For kids. lDURS lIam. "lDUROF POSTAL SOlmNG OFFICE· RICH Brendan Croker. Britain's Ry , see TOURS Cooder CONC Hard Lines. Jazz. 8.3Opm VIC Lunch: Desperate Dan Band, Eve: FEST NOR I... BUT...see 7th Dolly Dagger GARD Lecture recital :Chilingirian String ZAP Lunch· papers, lunches, kids Quartet. Ipm , welcome. GARD THE SLEEP. New contemporary opera featuring Sarah Jane Morris r.ton 11 (Communards, Happy End). "lDUR OF BRlGHlDN SEWERS - see 7.45pm , lDURS ' MARL BOUM! VOILA! and FIVE FINGER ART BRlGHlDN , DANCE EXERCISE· as1st . DEVEWPMENTs. Community NIGH Thumbscrew Theatre inLEONCE dance performance. Spm . AND LENA· as5th CONC Easy Ensemble (with some of PAV Egg Theatre in THE TUKfLE Brighton's best jazzers). S.3Opm GETS THERE '!DO. Spm FEST NOR I... BUT...see 7th' . RICH Dolly Dagger plus support .NIGH Thumbscrew Theatre inLEONCE T.R. MEWN with Alan Bates -see 11th AND LENA· as5th VATS Stuart Reed RICH Bass Dance- reggae VIC AKind of Fury T.R. Alan Bates in Simon Gray's new ZAP Party to launch ROCK & POP play MEWN. 7.3Opm FESTIVAL presented by Legal & General VIC The Motion Industry . GET YOUR TICKETS FOR -.d .{j~ , '- GL.\STONBURY NOI~ -~ . Thu 14. .' Tue 12 "lDUR OF BRlGHlDN SEWERS· see ~ from Brighton Peace Centre ' "lDUR OF BRIGHlDN SEWERS • see lDURS ' • , 28 Trafalgar street(tei 692880) ~ lDURS . "lDUR OF POSTAL SOIUlNG OFFICE· CND's famed three-day music festival is "lDUR OF POSTAL SORTING OFFICE -: see lDURS on Fri June 19 to Mon June 21.Tickots:£22 see lDURS . CONC Joe Lee WiIsori:S.30pin Return coach tickets also on sale(8am BED" Literary lunch with John J. DOME AneveningwithQUENTINCRlSP. from st Peter's Church) £16.Details from' Norwich. 12.30 , . 7.30pm I Duncan 602289. 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