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7 '!.' _S~o Printed by East End Offset Ltd (TU all depts). Unit 7, Empson St. London E3 3LT News FREE PARKING (in Brighton") . .: ~ '/;i "1,.• Summer's here - which in Brighton means frolicking in the parks rather than fightingin'the-streets. Free out door entertainment is the theme for the Zap in the Park everits and the 1987 Brighton'Urban Free Festival- BUFF to you. '" J. <: It:', • I. i .: . 'Stalls: Celia Thomas, 558621/552475 BUFF Back on The Level Children's Events: Christie 'Mannering, 820284 General Help: Duncan Blinkhorn, 602289 - or More news for all you outdoor types. BUFF is back, leave a message on 693465'- on The Level and in the Richmond on Saturday Au Brighton Urban Free Festival - August 22 - The gust 22 from noon until 9pm. Level-« The Richmond - from 12 noon to 9pm. BUFF has become part of the furniture over the Finally, you can help support BUFF by support last few summers, so there was some worry that last ing a series of fund-raising gigs: at The Old Vic (July year's 'bit of trouble' may have put the project on 30) with Cha Cha Bar; the'Zap Club (August 3) with ice. We spoke to the organisers about this: 'This year Will Be Prosecuted; and 'at the Richmond and the we have had to overcome a particular shortage of Concorde - details to be announced. time and money, but we have cajoled the Council into something like enthusiastic support, and even the Police are favourably inclined at the moment. One condition, though, is that we move the heavily ampli fied music into the Richmond. 'The basic arrangements are now complete, and the programme is filling up fast. However, the more the merrier, and we are keen to hear from anyone wishing to perform. We particularly invite all busk ers to The Level on the 22nd.' Wax Cabinet - BUFF I)T! The Level Aug 22. Booked so far are Wax Cabinet, The Pierrotters, Roy Smiles, The Hondas, The Jazz Co-op, and McDermott's Two Hours (or McDermott's Half Hour as the press release says - someone's getting confused with Herbie Hancock). There will be a Child's Play creche, and children's events will include inflatables, games, clowning and competitions. Plus stalls for The highly popular Zap Kidstuff is a joint venture clothes, food, jewellery, books, bric-a-brac and po between the Club and Brighton Council's Parks and litical/community organisations. Recreations Department. The programme involves Every year, BUFF supports a charity with collec clowns, magicians, children's theatre, music, mime, tions on the day. This year the money will go to a inflatables and workshops in circus skills. trust fund set up by Brighton Council to help provide Shows take place Tuesdays to Fridays at 11arn medical aid and basic services for a town in Nicara and 3pm; on Tuesdays in Preston Park, Wednesdays gua in Queen's Park, Thursdays on The Level and Fri Further Information/Contacts/Offers of Help: days at Saunders Park - and also every day at 1prn Bands/Musicians: Ed Bell, 693465 outside the Zap Club. Mike Long, 681234 For further details telephone 602271, ext. 35, or Theatre/Performance:Derek,552475 pick up a leaflet from the Club. , '" AMII> A fAIR IMPERSoNATION Al'RES GIG I TilE. IT APPEARS TIIAT eN TillS oc.CASION BY 111£ AflDIEl&Ct of A :TAMil'. l\ItlTERS '/tJU.Tf. 111£ HIS IMI'l!ESSIOMA6LE 'MONICEY S£i, FoMPA VfoRl(llUT VIDEO elM 1lI116V PREMISES, *NUY Do' AP!'Rql\Ql To AN~THING FAST FoRW,\RJ) (oR SUBSTAllCESl) MoIST &ELATE!>... VAGUELY fASHIONA8LE. HAS GoT THt BETTER of KIM ••• Education fOF Life '. .J: Alternative ways ofliving are growing up allover the world, and from August 28 to 31 at the Art College, Brighton, you can find out about them at the 1987 Education For Life Conference. Conference contributors include Sir George Tre velyan, Mark Braham of the International Associa tion for Integrative Education, Prof. Dobrila Bela marie (artist and authorfrom Yugoslavia), Dr She lagh Doonan of the Society for Social Responsibility in Science, and representatives from the Green Party, the Steiner School,. the College of Psycho Therapeutics, and the Metacentre - on Natural Water Birth. Action groups will focus upon Natural Birth, Healthy Dying, Relationships and Marriage, Medita tion, the Sacred Arts, and Youth in Action. The whole conference has been set up by the Me diating Network, a non profit organisation based in brighton whose aim is 'to serve the spirit of the New . Era by helping to link the parts into a greater, sup portive whole.' Stands are still available to display and sell materi al (contact Shula on 603178n77129). The only mystery to me is how they can get through so much in three days. Hard work and early ....oiiiiiiiiii....;..;,...... ---..... - __..... nights, I thought; but no, there's entertainment in the evenings, and a nightclub atmosphere for the com munal evening meals. .WH,tt ," I7m{jHT~H PINt, .IN MtXft:-e Brighton's Premier MEXican TEXan Child's Play - Brighton Parks in August Diner and Bar . Licensed to sell an AUTHENTIC taste of the Big Country Motion 'Motion' is an exclusive art event - 'time based in -+7, Pr?t:.,TOti fT~E.T, ~RJ.jHTQJ stallation' - scheduled for a once only performance. The performance will be on Wednesday August 19 -re': fa at the Sallis Benney Theatre, Grand Parade, Brigh- 132!J2!j ton, at 3.30pm. . Presented by Andrew Cheng, the piece is expected to lastfor about thirty minutes: 5 Music Theatre Medieval Rockers Apropos Something Any band that can fill the Richmond is well on its 'The Golden Pathway Annual'iis apost-war comedy way. Gamut managed to do so on July 1. by John Harding and John Burrows. They've been playing together for 2 years, and it The play centres on Michael; a boy growing up in shows, the band are very proficient musicians. Lots typical post-war conditions. A bizarre cast of charac of time changes are handled adeptly. Credit here is ters includes a Bond-movie villain, a French school mainly due to the new addition tothe band - Russell mistress, an Indian admirer of Churchill and a dis Haynes, who used to play with The Four Guns but tressed chicken. joined Gamut because he wanted to play more chal Initially Michael's parents are worried about his lenging music. future, but a travelling salesman offers them a sub At the moment the band have no vocalist. Their scription to The Golden Pathway Annual for less sets consist entirely of instrumentals, mainly written than the price of ten cigarettes a week... by Pat Gordon, the keyboards player. Their influenc Want to know more? Then see Apropos Produc es are Tull, Clannad, Bruford, Fripp - and they call tions at the Nightingale Theatre from August 18 to 29 their style 'medieval rock'. at 8pm. Box office: Brighton 26786. They need a singer/front person with stage pres ence and charisma. So, if you're interested, ring Brighton 689780. Although they play 'medieval' music, and are in fluenced by Jethro Tull, the band assure me they have no plans to wear flares or cod-pieces. Nappy Songs and Toot-Toots A pretty tasty series of gigs coming up at the Rich Apropos, the Golden Pathway mond, for all those interested in classic R&B and the Nightingale Aug 18-29 roots of Soul. ' On Tuesday and Wednesday, August 4 & 5, you can catch the old and the new, with a swift return for Barrence Whitfield and The Savages (Tuesday) and Love of the Father the obscure, legendary Nappy Brown on Wednes day. Now approaching 60 years of age, Nappy In its first nine months ofexistence the Marlborough Brown has lost none of his sparkle. Your chance to Theatre Company has presented no les than twenty see a living legend. one plays. By the end of August this will have risen For all of you who've wondered precisely what a to twenty-four, as the company produce Pinter's Toot-Toot is, and why it shouldn't be messed with, 'The Lover' (August 12-15 and 19-22), together you need to meet Louisiana's Rockin' Sidney - since with a new play by Arthur Miller called 'Clara'. Mill it was he who wrote it. At the Richmond in late Sep er describes it as a play of memory. tember; see our next special Tooting issue for full de From August 26 to tails. September 2 the compa ny presents Strindberg's 'The Father'. This work shows Strindberg's fear of women at its height: prior to writing it in 1887 he had read an article propounding the theory that families were origi nally matriarchal, and only became patriarchal after a long and bloody war between the sexes... Wednesday to Satur day, at the Marlborough Theatre, Princes Street, Brighton. Telephone: 570028. 6 Dance "Jf'l!!~~Vf/~lI,!~!/I.!), I.~!i(gitiat ' Excfusivc Arts and Cmfts r!{[m'ftCLt 'JeweRllg Bad News , ' blOIn the 19409 .- 1960's 5 Kcnsinqton Arcade, Kcnsl"910n Ganfens, G. ri d i BRIGHTON, BNl 4AL. enusne pe 0 p eces .. from .£1.35. ,, On Sunday Augus}J9 .aipher Brighton Youth Dance.. •Tefepnone.B!'i9 nlOlI 3.1;;54 . TROPICAL SHELLS CO. LTD: . will be performing-a-dance marathon (12 noon t~ \~ ,. 22 PresIon Raed.' Brlghlon, Sussex. ,- , . Open dBlly 10.00 s.m, - 6.30 p.m.. 6pm) outside the Zap Club to raise funds for their" " Tel: 0273 0031,79 ~If 777129 ___~_.".""~'M-:',. '_"'MO _ trip to the National Youth Dance Festival in Septem .... • \ '• : I • I.. 'i . ~ ~ ,"'. ' '.' ber. A sea-dance is planned, and the event will go . . ,". I ahead whatever the weather - umbrellas will be pro; . vided if wet. The popular BAD Dance Company will premiere ' their new piece 'Dancing By Numbers' at the Gard ner Centre on Friday August 21. With music by Bar ry Seaman, Nick Dwyer and others, this is a whacky dance number performed with the aid ofseveral pairs 'HI-TEe & GEN~RAL INSTRUMENTS ofvery large boots. , , Following on from their success of the previous ROland.Vamaha,.KC?rg. Fender. Ibanez.Aria. ' three years, the Brighton Dance Summer School will Fostex. Pearl.Simmons. be at the Gardner Centre on August 5-7 (for 7-11 Akai.Boss.Westone. year-olds),11-21 (12-18-year-olds) and 22-23 And lots more! ! ! ! (adults). Classes are from lOam to 4.30pm, and will include a variety ofstyles and teachers. NOWOPEN! Further details on this and other dance events in 46 PRESTON RC town from the course coordinator Linda Rickett (75, BRIGHTON 675983 Shanklin Road, Brighton, tel: 671412). Contemporary dance classes are held at the Energy Store on Tuesdays (beginners, 12-1pm, general, 7.3Q-8.3Opm) and Wednesdays (intermediate, 8.3Q 9.30pm). ~.-~r·~-·- -- ~."~! '1 ~-"..~ ·llaBO~ ~~ . the espreSSO bar ~ , in Brighton , upper North St. .:.. Davtime - Closed Monday 19 Brighton Square ROUNDER,.', The Lanes' . Brighton Tel: Brighton 25440 \ \h",' RECORDS \tJ 92 Church Road BAD Dance Co - Gardner Centre Aug 21'. Brighton's dance .. Burgess Hill music specialist Tel: Burges;Hill 2235 Worship at the Shrine Final namecheck this month goes to Shrine, who've 'ThE3 DE3:'5t been complaining at their lack of coverage in The DANCE MUSIC Punter. I've not seen the band, and have only a poor i. rl. t C) VoTrl. quality live recording to go by, but they playa Saridi nista period Clash style of loose loping reggae, with a lot of whistles and up-front lead guitar. They're at . the Old Vic on August 25. Send us some more info, lads, maybe even a photo, and fame/fortune could be yours. 71..-- -1 SPONSORED BT THE TAPE SHOP ,AUGUST '11 PIl()GIlAMME LlSf'en oUf' f'or more def'alls RADiO SUSSEX 202 M\Iv. 95-3 F / ~J) CI~J) Cf.f" ' :': Zap , . ~\ '3. I i , - 'I ~ l -=-~J..: I - Cheap and~Gheerful ", ~ 1fF,;' , .'~ , For nearly. thre~Axe~,nQw' Tuesday n~ghts at the?:ap have provided arr~dp~~nstage for budding performers. We interviewedemgie at the Club on thecontinu- .po>-lf!. , ing success of thi·~- e]\p'~riement: . ~~ , 'Platform night has been a tremendous help tQnew • ACCU:0 ~ 1lt11 comics, poets, musicians, dancers, performance-art ists and many oth¥ii.'The ordeal of public perfor &SYDnEY 5T BRIGHTOn Tel.&99&4D mance has been lesse~ea by a guaranteed warm and appreciative audience.irnany of whom await their own turn. The Tuesday night atmosphere is very Kensington Arcade' 'special - though this, may be due to the fact that 671212 drinks are cheaper than-usual, and entry is only £1 free if you perform.', "-, 'There is also the chance to see more established performers experimenting with new material. On top .:rAv"'·~ of this, for August only, there will be dance music ~ till 2am, and the entry· for this part of the evening is clothes ~.. only 50p. \ , 'We believe that Tuesdays at the Zap are an excel 'hair J 1.{ lent opportunity for everyone in Brighton to entertain colours . /il" or be entertained very cheaply.' accessorijes J :) , Ielepbone -- B'lIon t)9UJI The Heat in Sussex '6 Real Ales on Handpump Belgian Weiss beer on Handpump The Brighton heat of the National Busking Competi Open Normal Licensing hours... tion will take place outside the Zap on Saturday Au gust 1, with the Finals on Sunday/Monday August Good Food Good Music Good Company 30/31. Organised by Radio Sussex, the competition Friendly Intimate Wine bar upstairs has been one of the most entertaining and widely en joyed seafront events of recent years. There are big prizes involved, so don't be shy - have a try. Tele NOBLE'S BAR phone Brighton 680231. New Road Brighton 20 Yards from The Theatre Royal The Smallest FREEHOUSE in Brighton Live Music Tuesdays &Wednesdays UPSTAIRS A,. , KOllE'-T· O'MAI\IIA 25 TRAf'AL6AR SI. 'TEL. 691'11' HOME MADE: FOOD FRESH COFFEE VAlUEI) MENU , You've got to admit it's a goodi.Pic. John Hardy has been called a "musical genius' by The -Guardi ALtO an. He's also a performer of rare talent, prone to OUnll»E (ATERING dance with sensational abandon.• John Hardy ASl( FOR DEIAIL$ presents 'Boychild' at the Zap'Club on Saturday Aug 15. '. 9 Feature How many bands makefive? Hang Ten Local Bands 'Making a record is easy. Paper Boats In Puddles is a compilation album fea turing local bands, and is out this month on Hang It's just like buying a Ten Records. It has been put together by Virgin Megastore DJ Stuart Jones, with a little help from his pair of underpants.' friends - notably Jonathan Honda, who performs as Jesus Couldn't Drum. The Punter interviewed them about the LP. bl having the right phone numbers. It's just like buy- Punter: Why the strangetitle? ing a packet of sweets or a beer, or a pair of under- Stuart: It's the title of a Jesus Couldn't Drum song. pants. There's no great mystery. I liked it because it's coy and doesn't mean anything. Punter: I've heard that you're both vinyl junkies. But more than that, it paints a really nice picture in Jonathan: Yes, I've got a thousand LPs. your mind. Punter: And the most interesting? Punter: How did you choose the tracks for the LP? Jonathan: I've got a double LP of the Communist Stuart: Pure indulgance. They are my favourites of Manifesto set to music. the local demos I've heard over the years since 1981. Punter: Where do you frequent in Brighton? Punter: How did you get involved, Jonathan? Jonathan: The usual youth hangouts - the Zap Club Jonathan: Stuart and I had done a lot together in the . and Virgin. I've been to the Sunshine Playroom past. Then he got this job [as Virgin DJ] I'm gonna that's a romp and a half. But as I don't enjoy alco give up drinking and put the money to better use. hol, I'm not really a nightclub person. Had Stuart stuck to this, the record would have been Punter: Final word? ' 1 releasedearlier! Stuart: I really believe in Punter: Which tracks do you like best? compilations, having Jonathan: I like Jennie's best [Jennie Cruse - 'Don't light and shade. This has You Think']. I'm very fond of her. Also 'Swamp blazing technicolor. It's Walk', the ultimate instrumental ['Swamp Walk' by also got cartoon pop, at- j I The Little Legends]. mospheri~ poetry, and,~.. "- Punter: Was it easy getting this LP out? twangy guitar, ~4. ~ Stuart: It's been said before, but not enough. It is So we listened to it - just ~1 easy. Making a record is: a/ having the money, and for you... Virgin DJ Stuart Jones Review: Paper Boats In Puddles Hang Ten Records Cat. WHIZZOOO1 This ranks with the first Vaultage LP as one of the best local compilations. Favourites are For a Moment and My Heart Belongs To Daddy, by Q Dance, but why is Jo's voice mixed as though she's singing in a ._ . tube station?Ifshe can sing like Ella Fitzgerald, Lena Horne or Sarah Vaughan (and she can) there's no need. Lots of pop charm from Jennie Cruse and The Red Squares; Shadows/Morricone instrumentals by The Little Legends; pre-Mission Gothic from This Co lour; and Hove poetry from The Rev. All in all an excellent slice of Brighton-based pop music in the eighties. 10 TheVaultage c?mpilations did it - the Zap filled the gap- now Hang Under new management Ten andHag! Records catchthe soundof the SouthCoast. New Engineer Superb Sounds + ProductionSuite Featuring; New Akai sampler keyboard Hag's Out Yamaha QX5 and much more Bands from Brighton to Bournemouth are gathered CompetitiyeRates together on the Hag! compilation. It features tracks on Block Bookings from The Fence, The Regular Guys, The Electric Have a look Circus, Salad From Atlantis and How Many Beans no obligation Make Five? (all from Brighton); Flik Spatula, The availableshortly: Cropdusters, Cement Garden, Who's In The Kitch Studio Engineering Course en? and First Men In Space (Southampton); and The Also Hire Facilities soon! Spoons plus The Swis (keeping it brief in Bourne mouth). Who's In The Kitchen? also have a new sin Ring for details gle out (with a rather intriguing cover) entitled 600-141 'Government Rap'fCondom Nation'. The compilation album is a difficult animal - who wants a dozen tracks by a dozen different bands? The Hag! Compilation That said, if you're into post-punk, post-goth, pre- seventies, mid-Bowie, early Velvets.voccasionally . wimpish guitar-based rock, then this is for you. Per sonally speaking, it's not my favourite genre, but there is some talent washing around here. The Regu lar Guys get the best song-title, 'What The Cosmo politan Girl Said To The Hometown Boy', and pos sibly the best song. I'd rate Who's In The Kitchen? as lyrically and musically the most interesting, and The First Men In Space as the closest thing to Gong to appear recently. Take that as you will. The Crop - . dusters are a bit of an oddity, with their born-to 17 SYDnEY ST BRIGHTOn Tel.1i991i40 dance-on-speed hoedowns; probably kick up a storm on live gigs.. For the rest. you'd better listen to it yourselves. In your local shops now, or ring Phil Nelson on 0273 692048 for the House that Hag! Built. Salad From Atlantis Stuart's & Jon's arbitrarily subjective charts. (Sendyoursto us at the editorial address on Page 3.) stuart Jones Jonathan Honda 1> GET IT ON -TREX 1> CRYSTAL TIPS AND ALIS 2> MEMENTO MORl - VENUS TAIR IN FURS 2> BATMAN 3> LETS FACE THE 3> HONG KONG PHOOEY MUSIC AND DANCE - SLOW 4> THEMANFROM +FREE CABARET in the best ofbars TWITCH U.N.C.L.E. Paddy's-Auld Hundred-Scots Bar &;se Slrew~ry+ The KinilW: 4> 24 HOURS - THE CHEFS S> MISSION IMPOSSIBLE £ S> I AM THE WALRUS - THE 6> FIREBALL XLS + INTERNATIONAL VIDEO fESTIVAl BEATLES - 7> rijE CLANGERS at Elders 6> GOODBYE JOE - THE MONO 8> JOSIE AND THE PUSSy , '. +The Zop Club itself ".: : miraculously transferred. ", CHROME SET CATS • "from Briqhton for the festivol; '. 7> REAL WILD CHILD - IGGY 9> THEGREAT GRAPE APE POP 10> CHAMPION THEWONDER • I!cr! 4 Carry On Camping Swanker I've got a book published in the 1920s, a serious The easiest way to review David Tudor's punk novel book called 'The Anatomy of Laughter'. I keep it for "Swank' would be simply to-delete the'S; from the the title. Is it possible to write a book ill2ml1 humour title. But the Financial Times thought it had 'real that doesn't kill its subject stone dead? street credibility', and they ought to know. So your The answer is unquestionably YES. The prooflies fearless explorer delved into the dangerous excite in "The Joke's On Us' by Morwenna Banks and ment of real punk life, only to find characters he nei Amanda Swift, subtitles Women in Comedy from ther believed in nor cared about. Music Hall to the Present', and published by pandora I must say, though, it did give me an authentic Press. punk experience: I couldn't see the point of it, I The book covers a wide range of forms, styles and thought it was boring, and I JUST DON'T CARE. genres; fits in interviews and photos of nearly 100 comediennes - including Brighton's very own Becky Stevens; looks at issues like the limits of acceptability Jamie Reid in what a woman can say on stage about sex before the men start feeling undermined; and has a lot of Another look back in anger this month comes from great jokes: Faber with 'The Incomplete Works of Jamie Reid' (£9.95). Lots of pies in a large-format paperback If He said: I'd've known you were a virgin, I'd've with all his graphic efforts from 'Anarchy in the UK' taken more time. to 'Letter to Brezhnev', plus a look back at the Situa If She said: I'd've known you had more time I'd've tionist International and the seminal 'Leaving the taken my tights off. 20th Century'. The style jumps across time boundaries - and you Things to do with a pair of scissors. With the Sex can get a bit confused at first when an interview with Pistols Jamie was unquestionably the man for the Jenny Lecoat leaps straight into Vesta Tilley and time, but most of this stuff was done better by Gross some comments on male impersonators, before re and Heartfield nearly 70 years ago. Still, the God turning to Jenny's new act; but it all make sense in Save The Queen cover remains the best image of that the end. great royal.occasion. This is it - 1987 - punk mem Particularly interesting on women in film and TV ories. comedy, and amazing to see a book that uses nearly as many free promo stills as The Punter. A good buy at £5.95. Crocodile Club: Smiles & Kemp/Wax Cabinet/ Devilfish Homclub Radio Days The prospect of three male double acts ( a loose ex pression) at a new venue seemed a little daunting. Woody Allen is a genius. Not all of his films are. He However, it was an excellent first night. Smiles & can make self-indulgent films like 'Stardust Memo Kemp performed 'Naked City', an inspired skit on ries'. He can make indifferent films like 'Broadway forties movies though the audience was slow to Danny Rose'. He can make slight films like 'Radio warm to them (my totally objective opinion, you un Days'. Neil Simon's 'Brighton Beach Memoirs' cov derstand). Wax Cabinet fared better. Graham, of ered much the same ground as this last: growing up Bleeding Obelisk, showed he has lost none of his in the 1940s in a Jewish suburb. Whereas 'Brighton powers of surrealist gibberish. Devilfish Hornclub Beach' was touching, funny and poignant, 'Radio were the comperes. Very relaxed and polished com Days' is not. The use of the radio for links between peres they were, too. The new venue? Above the small stories about the lives of radio stars is ineffec Rock in Kemp Town, so quite a trip.* But comforta tive. The rabbi scene is very funny, but this is neither ble, intimate, and the acts were audible - so well Allen at his most funny nor his most observant. Of worth the expedition. Every other Thursday: see pos course, I'll see his next film - even an indifferent ters and press for details! Woody Allen is better than ninety per cent of film makers. But 'Radio Days' left me disappointed. R Smiles *Some of us live in Kemp Town, Roy. (Ed.) R Smiles l' A,PROPOS Listings CheckStopPress on page 18 PRODUCTIONS LID presents to Venue Codes Page18 Key a post war comedy by John Harding PAV Summer Serenade with SAT I & John Burrows Brighton music by Rogers and Hammerstein& others HANG Be there ... with 10,000 Directed by others for Luke Cress 7.45pm well's Sensory Adventure VIC Lunch: Desperate Dan Nigel Warrington you won't forget. Show Band, eve: Hard Times starts 9.30pm. Special ZAP Lunch:Food and papers buses from Churchill and irish folk from Nick ur from 18th - 29th AUGUST,8.00 pm Square 8pm. , bridge and Tim O'Leary THENIGHTINGALETHEATRE MARL Final night of Sleuth by East Sussex 29 Surrey Street, Brighton Admission £2.80 Anthony Shaffer 8pm CONG Copycats Box Office (0273) 26786 Concessions £1.80 PA 4 bands: Slaughter of the SHEL Sarean Quartar (band) Innocent, Why?, 5-Star SIX Lunch Boys With Tos & Rock 'n' Roll Petrol & Pro Assorted Nuts WOMEN'S SWIMMING WHIT Frakie Vaughan' Patria Mori ST. LUKE'S SWIMMING. POOL St•Luk e'T s errace West Sussex STAT Disco, Hip-Hop & 70s MONDAYS 2p.m.-3p.m. Funk, OJ: DJY . WIND Say it With Msic - musical TR Agatha Christie's The Un memories 7.30pm expected Guest starring MON 3 Anita Harris & George Se well Brighton ZAP Lunch: Hairy Dog Club CONC The Taverners - folk (local bands) TR Agtha Christie's A Muder Eve: Cabaret featuring IsAnnounced 7.45pm Peter Wear in Robin VIC Jake The Pilgrim Hood (t-man version with ZAP B.U.F.F. benefit featurin 2 dozen characters), Phil- Will Be Prosecuted rais ip Lee (flamenco guitar) & ing money for the free ! Rock The House . festival on The Level . Outside all day: National East Sussex Busking Competition, local SHEL Scollish Bad Bands Night heat presented by Radio with 6 or more bands Sussex est Sussex East Sussex FEST Miranda - see 1st ASC The Hilliard Ensemble & guests present 'II Rappre TUES 4 sentatione Di Anima E Di Brighton Corpo' by Emilio de' Cav NIGH .As orothy Parker Once alieri 7.30pm Said... b Mark T Sampson DeLa The Mikado by Gilbert 8pmunlil8th and Sullivan PP LynnThomas 11am & JJ SHEL Dirty Shoes Waller 3pm. Free kids' en- STAB Poems of Rupert Brooke tertainment presented by Mark Pey RICH Barrence Wh~field & The at. THE CONC01U>E, MADEIRA DRIVE Savages - went down a ton 8.30pm till lat..e WHIT Rose Marie - Irish singer storm on their recent visit West Sussex to Brighton: worth catch- FEST Man For. All Seasons by ing Robert Bolt with Roy Kin- TR A Murder Is Announced 7 SaxAppeal near & Gwen Watford. 7.45 Runs till Sept 25. 2.30pm VIC Live music iranda by Beverley Cross. ZAP Platform night + Then Comedy starring Pene- Again (local band) at mid lope Keith, loosely based night 14 on the plays of Carlo East Sussex Goldoni. 7.30pm SHEL Deuce - heavy rock TENT opp. Chichester Festival WestSussex Theatre) The Fire Raisers BOG Rod Hull & Emu 4.30 & by Max Frisch Bpm , 7.30pm -=:D.~ FEST A Man For All Season 21 see 1st SUN 2 PAV Children's Funtime with Brighton' Bob Malcolm 11am &3pm DOME Douglas Reeve tu Page & Remuda (organ) presents Snday country music 8pm. Serenade - Iigt music WIND Scats Theatre Co present 2.45pm a children's show with RICH Greenpeace Benefit with mime, masks, puppet & Salad From Atlantis, Ce music 11.30am & 2.30pm ment arden and Torture 2slvidence Garden. Admission £1 13 WEDS 5 ZAP The unstoppable John Ot- NVT Hedda Gabler by Henrik THURS13 way 9pm +Te Rhino 11-2 Ibsen Brighton Brighton East Sussex TR Noises Off - drama byMi CONC Desperate Dan Band CONC Women's disco CRY Beat Maniacs - band chael Frayn. Evening LAB _. Brighton Country Music NIGH As Dorothy Parker Once DeLa Country music Standard Award Winner. r,ll",' Club presents Bob New- Said... 8m. Proceeds of SHEL Highway 61 7.45pm man and Carole Gordon tonight's show go t WHIT Keith Harris & Orville East Sussex lEV....,--,.,j' Workshop 11 am &.Double Southern Sound's Light-a West Sussex SHEL The Chyldren ,'- '.'::' Dutch 3pm. Free kids' en- Laser Apeal c , r' tertainment FEST Miranda - see 1st West Sussex ~ '- , , PAY Gorham & Swift - coedy PAY Bob Monkhouse 7.45pm CONN Sweet Charity - see 1st MARL' Pinter's The Lovers & MilI- duo 8pm FEST A Man For All Seasons 3 I 'r - er's Clara - ~ee 12th OP liz liz Kaboom 11am 3pm. SAT 8 7.30pm - see 1st NVT Hedda Gabler by Henrik Free kids' entertainment Brighton Ibsen RICH Nappy Brown HANG Hangleton Holiday 'Fresh TUES 11 I'M Jack The Ripper present TR A Murder Is Announced Challenge' Rapping and Brighton , ed by Brighton Musical 7.45pm scratching competition for MARL The Mitford Girls 8pm - Comedy Society 8pm VATS Utown Haddock 9-1ate young people - ring Alan as 10th ROCK Kemp Town's premier VIC Masque on 556043 for details NVT Hedda Gabler by Henrik nightspot presents Croco ZAP Club Sandino. Marc Car MARL California Suite 7.30pm Ibsen dile Cabaret with Raging lin, Channel 4 filmmaker see 6th PP Feet First 11am & 3pm. Hormones Simon Bligh & speaks on Nicaagua and NIGH As Dorothy Parker Once Free kids' entertainment Ivor Dembing shows his wok. Latin jazz Said ... 8pm - final night TR Noises Off 7.45pm - see TR Noises Off 2.30 & 7.45pm disco & Latin Amelcan STAT Disco, Hip-Hop & 70s 10th - see 10th food. Cha Cha Bar play Funk, OJ: DJY VIC Laughing House VIC Lunch: pop quiz live TR A Murder Is Announced 5 ZAP Platform night 8-11 & The Eve: The Four Guns + East Sussex &8.15pm Deck disco support. Both shows ben CRY Green For Love (local ZAP Lunch: Hairy Dog Club East Sussex efits for 'Cycle The World' band) with Crikey It's The Comp SHEL The Raving Chandeliers ZAP Heretics present alterna West Sussex tons West Sussex tive bands The Four FEST Miranda - see 1s Eve: Chris Lynam in Mu BOG Rod Hull & Emu 4.30 & Guns, Young Blood & sic, Madness and After 7.30pm _ Black October THURS 6 noon Tea FEST Miranda 7.30pm - see 1st East Sussex Brighton East Sussex PAY Davids Puppets present CRY Live music CONC DesperateDan Band DeLa HMS Pinafore by Gilbert The Sorceror's Appren SHEL Mo & The Other People - LEV JJ Waller 11am & Lynn & Sullivan tice (kids' show) 11am & open session Thomas 3pm. Free kids SHEL Tribe - 8-piece reggae 3pm WHIT The Flying Pickets entertainment band The Tony Falcon Duo & West Sussex MARL Brighton Arts Theatre in West Sussex Eddie Blackstone - coun- FEST Miranda 2.30pm - see 1st Calfornia Suite by Neil FEST Miranda 2.30pm - see 1st , try A Man For All Seasons Simo 7.30pm A Man For All Seasons TENT The Fire Raisers by Max 7.30pm - see 1st NIH As Dorothy Parker Once 7.30pm - see 1st Frisch 8pm - see 1st Said... 8pm PAY Gorham & Swift - comedy FRI14 duo 8pm Stop Press pagelS Brighton RICH Dolly Dagger, Dirty Shoes SUN9 CONC Brighton Jazz Club &Strega (3bands) Brighton present Nathan Davis TR A Murder Is Announced DOME Douglas Reeve (organ) WEDS 12 US tenor sax player 2.30 and 7.45pm plays popular light music Brighton MARL Pinter's The Lovers & Mill- AP Heretics present a Green NVT Hedda Gabler by Henrik MARL Marlborough Theatre Co er's Clara - see 12th peace benefit w~ 5 local Ibsen present The Lovers by NVT Hedda Gabler by Henri,k bands: Dalad From Alan PAY The Magic of Ivor Novello Harold Pinter; and Clara, Ibsen tis, Vulcan Deat Grip, Sy 7.45pm a new play byArthur Mill- PAY Jack The' Ripper 8pm ren, Imalto Tmato & JDF VIC Lunch: Joe and The er.8pm see 13th East Sussex Moondogs NVT Hedda Gabler by Henrik SP Workshop 11 am & Open Eve: Desperate Dan CRY 2 bands: The Body Politic Ibsen Secret 3pm. Free kids' en & Between The Eyes Band OP Topo 11am & 3pm. Free tertainment WHIT The Spinnrs ZAP Lunch: Papers, food, en kids' entertainment TR Noises Off 8.15pm - see West Sussex tertainment + Cypher TR Noises Off 7.45pm - see 10th ASS The Chinese Magic Acro Youth Dance Co benefit. 10th ZAP Comedy Cavern present bats 5.30 & 8.30pm Sponsored Dance Mara VATS Glo Macari 9-late ed byRoy Smiles with Ma thon outside the club 12 FEST A Mn For All Seasons VIC Will Be Prosecuted + sup- grille the Mind Reading 2.30pm - see 1st Spm port - benefit for 'Cycle Rat, Jet Prince & Robert East Sussex Mianda 7.30pm - see 1st The World' Hitchmough. Plus The Rhi CONG Hinge & Brackett Club Sandono. Lord Gif no till2 SHEL 2 bands: Intensive Care & ZAP FRI7 ford, who recently pre- East Sussex Johnny Deathshead For- Brighon sented a report to the CRY Skingames (band) mation CONC Brighton Jazz Club House of Lords entitled DeLa Country music present Sax Appeal -the SIX Lunch: Boys With Toys & 'No Justice In Chile' SHEL The Heads Of State + name says itall Assorted Nuts speaks about the prob support MARL California Suit 7.30pm West Sussex lems in Chile, and a Chile West Sussex see 6th BOG The Friary Meux Brass an exile speaks of his per FEST Miranda 7.30pm - see 1st NIGH As Dorothy Parker Once Band 7.30pm sonal experiences. Plus PAY Des O'Connor 7.45pm Said... 8pm WIND Say It With Music - musi Latin jazz disco and Latin PAY Gorham &Swift - comedy cal memories 7.30pm American food duo 8pm East Sussex SAT 15 RICH Greenpeace party with MON10 CRY Parallel + support (Abmo) Brighton live bands. Late ba Brighton West Sussex MARL Pinter's The Lovers & Mill SP Chris Lynam 11am & 3pm. CONC The Taverners - folk FEST Miranda 7.30pm - see 1st Free kids' entertainmnt MARL Catbrain Charades Thea- er's Clara - see 12th TENT The Fire Raisers by Max NVT Hedda Gabler by Henrik TR A Murder Is Announced tre Co present The M~ Frisch 8pm - see 1st 8.15pm ford r,irl!: Slom Ibsen PAV Jack The Ripper 3 & 8pm West Sussex - see 13th BOG Rod Hull & Emu 4.30 & STAT Disco, Hip-Hop &·,,78~ 7.30pm ~;d~.~j ;' Funk, DJ: DJY \.'8A.1 FEST Miranda 7.3Opm - see 1st TR Noises Off 5 and 8.15p'm - PAV Hal Brooks's Fun and BIZARRE St~ see 10th . Ganes Show (for kids) ZAP Cabaret night ~ith J~~ 11am&3pm Hardy (piano theatre), Spellbound - country mu-. Gladys Magee. (unique sic poetry) and The ,Mad I~I Moles Of Folkesfo~~ --=vegetarian Cafe and TakeAway (comedy) '," r.: WEDS 19 V East Sussex Brighton OPEN ALL DAY MON·SAT ASC Tony Parkinson World, Of ART Motion - described as a FROM lOam Percussion (performance unique 'time-based instal Will now be opening & Workshop) lation'. Whatever it is, it's Friday Be Saturdayevenings SHEL The Group - their fare- free, and it's at 3.3Opm from 24thJuly well gig . CONC Women's disco 7.30pm to last orders WHIT Des O'Connor MARL Pinter's The Lovers & Mill Bizarreisnew. at 10.00pm West Sussex er's Clara - see 12th Bizarreisunique. Bringvouroim• iciue FEST A Man For All Seasons NIGH The Golden Pathways An BizarreisinBondStreetand • 2.30pm - see 1st nual Bpm - see 18th bringstoyou anexclusive range o~lI:/fs FREE GLASS QP Phil Gunderson's Wacky Miranda7.3Opm - see 1st ofoutstanding leatherclothing. f OF CHAMPAGNE Giggle Game Show 11 am Please ring for reservations SUN 16 & 3pm. Free kids' enter 23 BOND STBEET Brighton 571363 Brighton tainment BRIGHTON TR Jesus' Christ Superstar ~; AST SUS H: x B Nil R 0 PAV Crystal Void & Strega TEL: BTN (0273) 738109 RICH Nick Turner & The Fabu- 7.45pm lous All Stars VATS Stuart Reed 9-late VIC Lunch: Desperate Dan VIC Sound Advice Band tAp Club Sandino. Carlos Rig Eve: Sacred Hearts by, Nicaragua's leading ZAP Lunch: food, newspapers, poet and aone-time San cartons & magic from dinista. Plus food and Lynn Thomas sounds from Latin Ameri 6 Kensington Arcade East Sussex ca Kensington Gardens CONG Val Doonican East Sussex SHEL Black October (band) CRY Fello De Se (band) Brighton SIX Lunch: Boys With Toys & West Sussex East Sussex BNI 4AL Assorted Nuts FEST ·A Man For All Seasons WHIT Copycats see 1st \o'h OFf= Key to Venue Codes Page 18 AD' • MON17 THURS 20 Brighton CONC The Taverners - folk Brighton GARD Toots and The Maytalls - CONC Desperate Dan Band . The original and greatest LAB Brighton Country Music reggae band in the wond. Club presents Carlton Don' miss them: 7.45pm Moody & The Moody TR Jesus Christ superstar Bros (from Carolina) 8.15 7.45pm LEV Sue Bradley & Paul Zenon VIC Beauty & The Beast (ex-Pookies) 11am &3pm. West Sussex Free kids' entertainment FEST Miranda 7.30 - see 1st MARL Pinter's The Lovers & Mill er's Clara - see 12th TUES 18 NIGH The Golden Pathways An- R Brighton nualBpm - see 18th ES TAU RANT NIGH Apropos Productions TR Jesus Christ Superstar present The Golden Path- 2.30 & 7.45pm , ~ vn,..... r-a.-au. gnBnlOn ways Annual; a post-war ZAP Heretics present The Ollllolitl Dulll of Yorkl Clnlml lit E.., Plrkln, comedy by John Harding Masked Raiders & Will Be 12 noon to 11.00 pm C'ol.d Mondll,. & John Burrows. Until the Prosecuted + sounds from For boo_kings telephone ~~.8pm h~~~~~ r PP Workshop 11 am & Ziz Ziz Brighton 699011 Kaboom 3pm. Free kids' East Sussex entertainment CRY Helter Skelter (band) TR Jesus Christ Superstar SHEL Hag Records night with 7.45pm live bands PHILIPPE GAULIER VIC Pop Icons WHIT The Drifters - without Ben ZAP Platform night & the Deck E King, but wtlh all those MASTERCLASSES disco wonderful songs: their SEPTEMBER 1ST-12TH East Sussex version of 'Under The Clown 1lam-2pm Melodrama 3pm-6pm ASC Starting today for two Boardwalk' is still the best ENROLMENT01·359 0982 weeks: Creative Activity Workshops for Kids - ring West Sussex centre for details FEST A Man For All Seasons - SHEL Centrefold (band) see 1st WANT TO BE HEARD1 .x»: TO HIRE THE BEST IN SOUND + A. F. King UGHTlNG EQUIPMENT SOUNO+L1GHT Ladies & Gents Hairdressers PHONE :- 68 Upper North Street, BRIGHTON (0273) 607384 Tel: 27926 Brighton. 168 EDWARD STREET,BRIGHTON,SUSSEX FRI21 CONC The Bob Pearce Blues cartoons & jazz from The West Sussex Brighton Band lester Martin Duo BOG Rod Hull & Emu 4.30 & CONC Brighton Jazz Club LEV Brighton Urban Free Fes East Sussex 730pm present Arnie laurence, tival noon-9pm - see arti CONG The Barron Knights FEST Miranda 7.30pm - see 1st US alto saxophonist from cle for details SHEL Secret Treaties PAV Clovis - country music the Parker era MARL Pinter's The lovers & Mill SIX Lunch: Boys With Toys & MARL Pinter's The Lovers & Mill er's Clara - see 12th Assorted Nuts WEDS 26 er's Clara - see12th NIGH The Golden Pathways An- WHIT Danny la Rue Brighton NIGH The Golden Pathways An nual 8pm - see 18th West Sussex MARL The Marlborough Theatre nual 8pm - see 18th STAT Disco, Hip-Hop & 70s BOG Copycats - as seen on Co present The Father by RICH Radio Cariline's Rock Funk, DJ: DJY TV5&8pm August Strindberg 8pm Road Show with Strega & TR Jesus Christ Superstar 5 Tony Parkinson's World NIGH The Golden Pathways An disco &8.15pm of Percussion, perfor nual 8pm - see 18th SP Whalley Range All Stars ZAP Eve: cabaret features lo mance with audience par QP The Howlers 11am& 3pm. 11 am & 3pm. Free kids' cal performers The Little ticipation 2.30 & 7pm Free kids' entertainment entertainment Green Hondas & Nick The TR Run For Your Wife 7.45- STAN Folk night with live music Nose in a new dance as 24th upstairs piece. Sounds from Rock MON 24 VATS Chris Wood 9-late TR Jesus Christ Superstar The House Brighton VIC Anhresh (Welsh band) 8.15pm East Sussex CONC The Taverners - folk ZAP Club Sandino. SSC film ZAP Comedy cavern present Dela Jesus Christ Superstar NIGH The Golden Pathways An maker Rozanna (CHECK ed by Roy Smiles features SHEl English Rogues. nual 8pm - see 18th SP) Horsley shows her the Whalley Range All West Sussex TR Run For Your Wife by film 'Development Under Stars, Ian McPherson BOG Alvin Stardust 8pm Ray Cooney. Stars les Fire' + food and sounds (stand-up) & a surprise FEST Miranda 2.30pm - see 1st Dawson 7.45pm from latin America guest. Plus music from The A Man For All Seasons VIC Easter & The Totems East Sussex Rhino 7.30 - see 1st East Sussex CRY 2 bands: The Wylde East Sussex SHEL 2 Brighton bands: Drive & Things & The Rain Station CRY Otis Lift & The Elevators SUN 23 Slide West Sussex SHEL Beauty & The Beast Brighton West Sussex BOG La Ronda Ballet Project WHIT Rod Hull &Emu DOM E Douglas Reeve (organ) FEST A Man For All Seasons until 29th West Sussex plays popular light music 7.30pm - see 1st. FEST Miranda 7.30pm - see 1st FEST Miranda 7.30pm - see 1st 2.45 PAV The Syd Lawrence. Or- NIGH The Golden Pathways An THURS 27 chestra 7.45pm nual 8pm - see 1st TUES 25 BrIghton VIC lunch: Joe & The Moon BCEN Start of the 45th World SAT 22 dogs BrIghton Science Fiction Conven Brighton Eve: No Deal ESC Blues Review. They near tion involving films, music, CLiF Strega ZAP lunch: food, newspapers, ly brought the tent down plays, talks by major SF when they played the Big writers, film makers, scien 7J8 Top in the Festival. Buy tists etc., aswell as exhibi your ticket early! tions and dealers. Details BBIDGB NIGH The Golden Pathways An from Centre - until Sept 12 UNTIL 12 nual 8pm - see 18th 1st FULLY LICENSED RESTAURANT PP IOU Theatre 11am & 3pm. CONC Desperate Dan Band SNACKS TO FEASTS Free kids' entertainment LEV Phil Gunderson and WIDE RANGE OF REFRESHING BEVERAGES· TR Run For Your Wife Georgina locke 11 am & 7.45pm - as 24th PRIVATE FUNCTIONS CATERED FOR , 3pm. Free kids' entertain VIC Shrine ment ZAP Platform night + the Deck MARL Strindberg's The Father 81 NORTH ROAD, BRIGHTON Disco ' Spm TEL 570567 East Sussex NIGH The Golden Pathways An SHEL The Dead Bits nual 8pm - see 18th POP QUIZ NEW" SECONO-HAND ~UlTA.R.S ANDY DEMETRIOU CAN YOUR AMPUFICA1'1ON, ORU~" PIi'DALS I~TRJ~'i MAKE YOU ANY GUITAR I IPAAe5 Every Wednesday 8.45 pm UTTLE HEAf!T DESIRES! '5TAMD5,S"nCKS, 5teJN&.~$. Cash prizes &runner-up prizes . ELECTRIC' JAZZ'ACOUSTIC' CUSSICAL LEAD$.I!l\l~ Repairs and restorationsto all P.A.HUlC stringedmusicalinstruments E.TC. The Richmond, Richmond Place II Howard Terrace. BrightonBNI3TR 58, PRa$.TOIo4 ROAD'. (OPIl 5tPeters Church) Bin 603974 0027321822 also at 25 Junction Rd. LEATH@\:F.OOT\EA~IN MAN~ COLOURS ~ Sf'ILES 79'SfJN1E5 Sf. BRIGHTCN 6736't7 East Sussex ROCK Crocodile Cabarej, '. . \, ." ;', ':! .' . ~ presents Andy Cunning,. CORY Pop Icons (band) " PRlliCfS stserr OPEN 9;10-$.)0 BR'ltliTON •• ffONOAY 1"0 ham, Jenny Eclair and PEV· A Midsummer Night's, ~ 6~~"q~ ~ I.'.; . SATlIRMY ,,'1', Dream - see 27th L 0 NDO N\ Donna McPhant •• 1 '.1. TR Run For Your Wife 2.30, & ' SHEl The Chase (band) ( 7.45pm - see 24th West Sussex ,. UNI·TY VIC long Tall Texans (Light BOG la Ronda Ballet Project'f. A-laser benefit) FEST Miranda 7.30pm - see .1 st, ZAP Heretics' . present The PAY Start ofthe 10th All-British', -131 laughing Mothers, and Country Music Festival,:.: Anatomy & The Crooked Runs till 30th. Dance and' ISLINGWORD Flowers +sounds from the Cabaret Get Together alternative underground with Drew Taylor and ROAD East Sussex Drews Drew & Jolene and Dela The Orion Ensemble Barry 8pm CRY Fire Next Time BRIGHTON PEV Shakespeare's A Midsum SAT 29 mer Night's Dream (open Brighton 'Country on the Prome 681722 air) in aid of Southern ART Education For Life confer nade' with Yvonne and Sound's Light-a-laser ap ence - see 28th Norman Champion Out ZAP National Busking Competi peal BCEN Science Fiction Conven sidefree1Q-11am ' tion Heat presented by SHEl The Beggars tion - see 27th Bluegrass By The Shore Radio Sussex - outside West Sussex MARL Strindberg's The Father with Acme Bluegrass daytime BOG la Ronda Ballet Project 8pm , Band, Bluegrass Ramblers lunch: food, newspapers, FEST Miranda 2.30pm - see 1st NIGH The Golden Pathways An and others 12- 3pm cartoons & entertainment A Man For All Seasons nual final night 8pm - see Evening show with Stu East Sussex 7.30pm - see 1st 18th Stevens + Kelvin Hender CONG Ronnie Corbett STAT Disco', Hip-Hop & 70s son's Country Band, Dela Ken Dodd's laughter FRI28 Funk, OJ: DJY Charlie landsborough, Show Brighton TR Run For Your Wife 5.& Billy Finnegan & Stage PEV A Midsummer Night's ART The Mediating Network 8.15pm - as24th coach, Kay West, Red Dream - see 27th presents 'Education For ZAP lunch: The Hairy Dog Moon Joe 7.3Q-11.30pm SIX lunch: Boys With Toys & Life' conference and net Club features The Public, SRRS The Rockettes & The Assorted Nuts working gathering until Heirs Midnights & 50s Wax SHEl Highway 61 31st - see article Eve: Jack Eleini presents Record Hop West Sussex BCEN Science Fiction Conven The Theatre Of lettuce in BOG Tommy Chase - contem tion - see 27th Wet Pavement + Andy porary jazz 8pm CONC Evidence - Jazz crosso Greenlagh (comedy) & PAY 10th All-British Country ver dance music Pat Condell (anti SUN30 , Music Festival MARL Strindberg's The Father comedienne) Brighton Country In The Bar with Bpm East Sussex ART Education For Life confer Frank Jennings & Syndi NIGH The Golden Pathways An Dela Acker Bilk & The Para ence - see 28th cate 12-2pm nual 8pm - see 18th mount Jazz Band BCEN Science Fiction Conven Afternoon Request Show SP Desperate Men 11 am & PEV A Midsummer Night's tion - see 27th with Tony Best 3-5pm 3pm. free kids' entertain Dream - see 27th DOME Douglas Reeve (organ) Raymond Froggat & his ment SHEl Ma Blues Band popular light music Band + Phil Wallace & TR Run For Your Wife West Sussex VIC lunch: Desperate Dan Empty Pockets, Down 8.15pm - as 24th BOG la Ronda Ballet Project Band County Boys, Keith Mani ZAP Comedy Cavern present FEST A Man For All Seasons Eve: Tricks Upon Travel fold, lana and Andy, Sa ed by Roy Smiles with 2.30pm - see 1st lers rah Jory, Stroller Steve Edgar, The Des Miranda 7.30pm - see 1st (f) perate Men, and Andy PAY 10th All-British Country Fox. Plus sounds from The Music Festival; runs till sAT' ~STATE At~. Rhino 30th • OF ,MIND .=(f) ""._,...t.HTIN AINI ~\~ HOP SOUL .. One ofBrighton's most poPular Hamburger Restaurants • EXCiting range of hamburger toppings, steaks, vegetarian salads, _ homemade sweet, .desserts Open 7 days a week 6.00-U.30 ~~ :tcr HOUSe f''U~v.. tje . \ ..... '~JV 10'S lVS tJ) lSIt ~I'H' .K.., T.IN • ''''.tN .T"IIMN': ('213) '''''3 MON31 Millpond Adventure· Playground KEY TO VENUE CODES Brighton Aug 6 from 11 am, Cherry Lane Ad BRIGHTON venture Playground Aug 7 from ART Art College Grand Parade (604141) ART Education For Life confer- Kings Road (seafront) (203131) 10.30am, Broadfield South Adven BCEN Brighton Centre ence - see 28th CONC Concorde Madeira Drive (seafront) (606460) BCEN Science Fiction Conven ture Playground Aug 13from 11am DOME The Dome Church Street (674357) Gloucester Road (607765) tion - see 27th and Water Lea Adventure Play EAG Eagle ground Aug 27. Look out for ~ ESC Escape Club Marine Parade (seafront) (606906) CONC The Taverners - folk GARD Gardner centre Univelll~y ofSussex, Falmer TR Monkey Walk until Sept 5 Festival '87 at Golfs Park, Craw (685861) ZAP National Busking Competi ley, on Aug 30 from tprn, with some GREE Green Dragon Sydney Street (607922) tion Finals presented by of the country's most original caba HANG Hangleton Park HH Hlue and Hounds lordlnRoad Radio Sussex outside all ret and street performers, includ Old Steine (607207) ing Tim Bat, The Little Green Hon KING King and Queen day LAB Trades &Labour Cilb Lewes Road das & Grand Theatre Of Lem LEV The Lewl Eve: Gay Night. Bank Hol Princes Streel (603745) iday celebration with live mings, - free. MARL Marbol'Ough Also, free open-air entertainment NVT New Venture Theatre Bedford Place (507650) acts and disco New Road for adults in Crawley at The NOB Nctlles East Sussex NORF Norfolk Hotel Th~ Bandstand, Queen's Square (Sats) PA Prince Allert Trafalgar Street (28400) SHEL English Rogues New Road (674357) West Sussex & The Terrace, Golfs Park (Suns) PAV Pavilion Theatre PP Preston Park FEST Miranda 7.30pm - see 1st - allat 2.30pm. . Sat 1 Jazz music QP Queens Park ThlL~uITln:'l!lr. seascnts jipcn..\I.s_ RICH Richmond Richmond Place (603974) ag~l.n! Here are. the main .sum, Sun 2 Band of The Royal Engi SP saundelll Park mer juns around East Sussex: neers STAN Stanford Arms. Sat 8 Ellie Scott & Southern STAT State Under Swifts, West Street At the Congress Thestre, East- TAV Brighton Tavem bourne, Cilia Black continues her Blend TR Theatre Royal New Road (28488) Sun 9 The Bourbon St Jazz VATS Star of Brunswick Brunswick Street (771355) show until Aug 29 at 8pm Mon, Ship Street (24744) Weds,Fri & Sat, and at6 & 8.30pm Band VIC Old Vic Sat 15 Faron Kristy & The Jay- YEO Sussex Yeoman Guiklford Road Tues & Thurs. ZAP zap Club Kings Road Arches (beach) Devonshire Park Theatre has A birds (775987) Bedful Of Foreigners starring Sun 16 The British Legion Band Sat 22 Crawley Silver Band EAST SUSSEX Windsor Davies, from Aug 1-31. ASC Allsaints centre Lewes (477583) Sun 23 The New City Jazz Men CONG Congress Theatre Eastbourne (36363) At The Hippodrome Theatre, Hastings (444675) Eastbourne, is The Minstrel Stars Sat 29 Rhubarb The Clown, The CRY Crypt Grand Theatre Of Lem DEV Devonshire Park Theatre Eastbourne (36363) with Dai Francis until Sept 19. Bexhill (212022) mings & Luddy Sams and DeLa De LaWarr Pavilion The Tivoli Arts Centre provides HIP Hwoaome Eastbourne (36363) The Deliverers . SHEL Shelley Arms Nutley (3121) the suspense with Dial M For Mur Chiddingly (872227) der until Sept 12. SIX Six Bells Clair Hall, Haywards Heath ST AB Stables Theatre Hastings (423221) The De LaWarr Pavilion, Bexhill, Eastboume (644402) (455440) - check with centre for TIV TMli is sticking to variety, but keeping ~ TUX Tuxedo Junction Eastboume(23456) regular, with light music & reminis shows and events this month WHIT Wh~e Rock Theatre Hastings (439444) Eastbourne (36363) cence every evening Mon-Thurs. Crawley Leisure Centre (37431) WINT Winter Gardens Full details of all the above Lots of kids' games and activities WEST SUSSEX available from the venues. from Jul27 toAug 28, so someth ASS Assently Hall, Worthing (820500) ing to doevery day, from netball BOG Bogner Regis centre (86551) In Worthing, The Connaught CONN Connaught Theatre Worthin9 (35333) has Sweet Charity with Sue . to Video-making. Contact centre FEST Festival Theatre Chichester (781312) Pollard Mon-Sat 8pm (not for details. Sat Aug 8 at 8pm: The PAV Worthing Pavilion (820500) Sun). Best OfBritish Jazz - an informal SRRS Sussex Rock 'n'RoD Society Shoreham Community Centre WIND Wrdrril Uttlehampton (724929) Qt~wley ~ the plC!.98 jo.1?.!L1b.i.!!. session featuring Kenny Baker, mont~ if you're a parent trying to Don Lusher, Tony Arthur, Betty keep the kids occupied, or you're Smith & Mole (the Centre Bar). Stop Press a schoolkid bored (!) with that long Malthouse Theatre, Hassocks summer holiday. The Council's (Burgess Hill 41047) - closed this Apologies to all those we missed Community Arts Service has or month. out ,again this month - you know ganised 5 weeks of workshops, Martletts Hall, Burgess Hill - ring playcentre performances & family for details of what's on. who you are: fun days. Adeline Genee, East Grinstead ******************* Workshops Attacco Decente, ring for details of what's on. VISUAL ARTS : "At Once Marooned" the Punter favourites, will be run Horsham Arts Centre (68689) - no is an exhibition at the RED ning music workshops for children theatre or shows this month, but HERRING studios from 22nd to the at Cherry lane Adventure Play lots of films (ring them for details). Regular live music at The Plough 30th. August. JANE FORDHAM & ground from Mon July 27to Sat Hors~ Aug 1,and at Creaseys Drive Ad Three Bridges, The Nelson, HELEN UREN explore women in venture Playground from Mon 3 to ham, and The King's Head, AI mythology from Greek, Roman and Sat 8,with a show on the final bourne. Egyptian legends. . evening. proteus Iheatre Co run a week of workshops & activ~ies from Mon 10to Fri 14at Water Regular live pub music in Brighton Lea Adventure Playground. ~ tre of Fire run workshops with fire MONDAY THURSDAY SUNDAY structures at Millpond Adventure VATS Geoff Simkins Trio. JAZ:l KING Almeida Jazz Band or EAG Lunch: Sylv Ske~on Quar Playground from Mon 24to Fri 28. Mike Collier Jazz Band tet. JAZZ Playcentre Performances TUESDAY PA Folk singaround GREE Lunch: Easy Ensemble Clowns, magicians, theatre cos & GREE Easy Ensemble - contem Contemporary Jazz puppets will beat playgrounds & porary jazz FRIDAY HH The Lightning Brothers. playcentres in Crawley throughout NOB Folk singaround CLAR Irish folk with The Nightin Blues August. Contact the Commun~y gale Snad KING Trad jazz at lunch (Geoff Arts Service, Crawley Borough WEDNESDAY Simkins Quartet) and Council, for details of workshops KING Panama Jazz Band SATURDAY evening (Sid Bailey Quar and performances. MARL Folk singaround inthe bar MARL Folk singaround inthe bar tet, or Jumping Jack Gil Family Fun Days with inflatables, TAV Bob Grover bert & The Hot Five) entertainment, face paintin!l etc. al YEO Irish folk with The Nightin gale Band (Aug 9 & 24) ~ tJ.t(!; ffJve, ~a.JS od J'("tM~. •. 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