BN1 MAGAZINE FEBRUARY EDITION 2012

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Brighton’s definitive culture and events guide

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BrIGHTON DurING FEBruArY

04—What’s on in and around our city

MuSIC

06—Music Previews

The Misfits, War on Drugs and

OUTFIT

08—Fanfarlo

“London-based indie pop”

10—New on the Scene

Dot Rotten

12—Album Reviews

Birdeatsbaby, Johnny Wore Black

13—Music Listings

ArTS & CulTurE

22—Theatre Guide

24—Brighton Science Festival

26—Theatre Listings

EDITORIAL Editor—Chris Sadler, Sub Editor—Stuart Rolt DESIGN Emberlane.com CONTRIBUTORS Joel Windels, Chris Alex Thom, Deborah Fairfield, James Rowland, Emily Sneyd, Gary Marlowe, Andy Hollis, Beki Turner, Stuart Rolt, Andrew Nicholls, Josh Redfearn, Bradford Middleton, Harry Cockburn, Mark Ede, Danny Vice–Holt PHOTOGRAPHERS David Smith (www.photosbydavid.org), Josh Redfearn, Oli Lyons (www.olilyonsphoto.co.uk), Becka Marie LISTINGS Wanda Piechowiak

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Happy New Year and welcome to this quasar February edition of BN1 Magazine, where we uncover the universe and every-thing in it! Or near it anyway. The Brighton Science festival returns once more to bend your mind and tackle those curi-osities, with plenty of lectures, exhibitions and wacky science to discover. If it all nerds you out too much there’s plenty of live music, comedy, theatre, film and other cultured events you can wistfully try. Read on my Padawan’s and discover what lies ahead.

CONTENTS28—Comedy Chronicle

30—Comedy LIstings

32—Arts Guide

I HeArt U, Broken Ground

36—Film Guide

Favourite films of 2011

SPECIAl rEPOrTS

39—Food Review

The Bell Pub in Hove

40—The Dirt with Mark Ede

41—Bex and the City

Your guide to Bargain Brighton

42—Health and Wellbeing

The Happy Cell

44—The Tattoo Convention 2012

46—Crosswords and Puzzles

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Brighton newS

When you think of February, you prob-

ably don’t think of radio controlled

cars and robot invasions. But this is

Brighton, so think outside the box. If

you’re into your Science, you love dis-

covery and debates about the future,

you’re going to be a busy bee with

Brighton Science Festival 2012. Calling

all geeks*cough cough* prepare your

spectacles for a physics funfair kicking

off on the 1st February with a 13.72

minute talk covering everything from

the Big Bang to Big Brother – that’s

one minute per billion years and

apparently it’s doable. With events

and workshops happening across the

month and town make sure your di-

ary’s formula goes off with a bang.

Once again, we have famous faces

popping up at the Brighton Centre

with concerts from chart toppers Olly

Murs and The Wanted, as well as

soothing operatics from the wonderful

Katherine Jenkins. Book your tickets

early peeps, can’t stress that enough.

Naturally, Brighton’s nightlife lives

up to its name with a host of DJs and

live music events at ever more popular

venues across town including Life,

Digital, Audio and Komedia to name

a few. Check out BN1’s listings at the

back for details; we’ve done the hard

work for you. Finally with Valentine’s

Day it’s time to show your loved ones

how much you appreciate them (a box

of chocolates will do, dear) and since

it’s a leap year, it’s traditional for

women to propose on the 29th, so our

congratulations in advance.

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MODElWOrlD 201224th – 26th feb, Brighton centre. 10am-5.30pm, £8.50/£6.50/£5.50/family tkt £24A bonafide treat for all modelling enthusiasts out there, Modelworld 2012 presents a unique exhibition at the Brighton Centre with railway and model engineering displays, radio controlled cars, trucks, boats and tank demonstrations as well as exhibits and workshops by Airfi x, Midair Models and lego building. perfect for the family, join thousands of visitors for this busy day out that celebrates and inspires the child in all of us. More info at www.brightoncentre.co.uk

BrIGHTON HAlF MArATHON19th feb, Brighton seafrontBegin warming up for one of the longest established and most popular seafront road races in the uK as the first major half marathon of 2012 comes to town. Kicking off with an increased number of 12,000 runner’s places, the half marathon follows the huge success and sell-out of last year and you will be pleased to know it’s a new flatter, faster route from 2011. Join in or show your support. More info www.brightonhalfmarathon.com

THE vICTOrIAN SéANCE3rd feb at preston Manor, 8-9pm, pre-book tickets at £12.50In November 1896 a séance was held at preston Manor, a charming historic house on the outskirts of Brighton & hove. séances became the ultimate fashionable Victorian after-dinner entertainment. Not for the easily spooked, this new event looks at what séances were and why they thrilled their audiences to such a degree that they continue today. set in the edwardian style of preston Manor, this includes a complimentary glass of sherry on arrival.

rOBOT INvASIONuntil 21 feb 2012 at hove Museum, free entryrobots, rockets and ray guns…this is a must visit intergalactic exhibition of all shapes and sizes. Invading hove Museum, the exhibition takes a new look at these iconic objects and celebrates our fascination with science fiction and space toys. see famous faces and science fiction stars from the past to present and many rare vintage and collectable items from the collection of sussex based artist and illustrator Chris Mcewan. www.brighton-hove-rpml.org.uk

JOHNNY CASH NIGHT 24th feb, Komedia, 7.30pm. Advanced tickets £13on the eve of Johnny Cash’s 80th birthday, Johnny Cash tribute Keep it Cash return by popular demand to perform an incredible two hour set of the legend’s greatest hits. one of the most influential musicians of the 20th Century and remembered for his deep distinctive voice, expect to hear such classics as ring of fire, Boy Named sue and more. dJ dave Mumbles also plays classic rockabilly. to book tickets visit www.komedia.co.uk/brighton

KEMP TOWN CArNIvAl lAuNCH PArTYthe Concorde 2 gets its party head on this month with a fundraising gig in aid of Kemp town Carnival. featuring Afro funk fusion outfit, Kalakuta Millionaires and Brighton-based roots collective Maracatu Cruzeiro do sul, the event on fri 24th will give us a taste of what to expect at the carnival in June. With dJ’s playing a wide range of World grooves as well, this could be the best fiver you ever spend.www.kemptowncarnival.com

THE ECO TECHNOlOGY SHOW the eco technology show comes to Brighton’s Amex stadium on 15th and 16th June, to highlight ways in which the public and business can achieve a more efficient and sustainable existence.Aiming to increase awareness of green technologies in an entertaining, but still educational manner,, the event is well suited to our city and its blooming green credentials.www.ecotechnologyshow.co.uk

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To begin with we offer not

one but two undoubted

legends of their time. First

up MArTHA rEEvES &

THE vANDEllAS (Feb

3rd, C2) who is simply one

of the greatest soul singers

still left alive from that

greatest of decades for soul

music the 1960’s. Yes she

may be old but she can still

belt out a tune and with a

back catalogue that includes

such classics as ‘Nowhere

to Run’ and ‘Dancing in the

Street’ you’d be a fool to

miss it! Then two days later

THE MISFITS (Feb 5th,

C2) hit town. Ok, it may

only be Jerry Only from

the original line-up but for

pity’s sake he is backed up

by Dez Cadena and Robo

from Black Flag! This show

is sure to rip the roof off

the C2 so go get tickets off

Buz at Punker Bunker right

now. Right that’s the legends

done, how about some local

hero action?

BrITISH SEA POWEr

(Feb 3rd, The Haunt)

return for their second

of six grand party nights

they are running until

June. Next up is local

post-rock experimentalists

CINEMASCOPES who

it seems have pulled off

a bit of a coup by getting

the support slot for the

OuTFIT gig (Feb 11th,

Green Door Store). The

headliners have made a

name for themselves and

are widely tipped to be one

of the breakthrough bands

of 2012 after they supported

the likes of Ladytron and

Washed Out. A gig at

my local pub is a regular

occurrence but when

BIrDEATSBABY (Feb

15th, The Ranelagh) hit town

it’s always a grand night.

They are here to launch

their new album ‘Feast of

Hammers’ which I’ve been

lucky enough to listen to

and it’s a corker. Dark,

introspective, classical vibes

mixed with a lot of theatre,

excellent!

We are also lucky

enough this month to

have some of London’s

best noisemakers come to

visit – uNDErGrOuND

rAIlrOAD (Feb 18th,

Green Door Store) and

DIGNAN POrCH (Feb

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12th, Prince Albert).

That ain’t all either!

THE WAr ON DruGS

bring their lovely folk-tinged

indie-rock to town for one

night only (Feb 29th, C2).

ODDFEllOWS CASINO

launch their third album

‘The Raven’s Empire’ with

a special one-off gig (Feb

23rd, Proud Ballroom) with

support from indie veterans

Terry Bickers (Levitation/

House of Love) and Pete

Fijalkowski (Adorable). A

double-header is always

a good thing – two good

bands, one ticket – and

for post-hardcore fans

this month you’ve got

AlESANA AND WE

CAME AS rOMANS

coming at you from the

other side of the pond (Feb

12th, C2). Lastly we got

GrOuPlOvE (Feb 16th,

The Haunt) who’ve been

touring the US with the

ubiquitous Florence & The

Machine and with a debut

album ‘Never Trust a Happy

Song’ being raved about

in all circles they are sure

to be a band to name drop

sooner rather than later.

February is here so you have no excuses for not getting out of the house to some truly great events in town this month. By Brad Middleton

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Owned by those fine people

behind the Playgroup

festival, this friendly and

unpretentious venue is

quickly becoming the best

place to check out up and

coming bands.

As part of its eternal

search for new and

interesting music, The Blind

Tiger has succeeded in

luring flourishing indie-

folk outfit Fanfarlo into its

chambers on 29th Feb.

Based in London, this

five-piece sounds like a

Folk-tinged, (and musically-

proficient) reincarnation of

80’s era New Order.

It’s entirely possible that

somewhere down the line

these lads (and lass) have

robbed the music lab at

their local secondary school.

They seem to utilize every

instrument you could ever

care to mention.

Fusing elements of

folk, indie rock and post

punk with their eclectic

instrumentation, Fanfarlo

build a sumptuous multi-

layered sound that will

FanFarlo

In case there really was anyone who still was unaware of The Blind Tiger on Grand Parade, then we’ll help you poor lost souls catch up. By Stuart Rolt

leave you gasping for more.

Upon casual listening

people will invariably bring

up lazy comparisons with

the Mumford’s or Arcade

Fire, but Fanfarlo provide

a more reserved offering,

challenging the notion that’s

it’s arbitrary to charge

along at a thousand miles

an hour to make your music

intense.

Since their modest

beginnings, performing on

the London indie scene in

2006, Fanfarlo have taken

a less traditional route to

success, by building up their

popularity on both sides of

the Atlantic simultaneously.

The lush nature of their

music has also won it

some brief appearances on

a range of US TV drama

shows. You know the sort

of thing… a hapless, but

sweet-natured geek/Intern/

secret-agent ponders on

the true meaning of their

unforeseen situation, as

some wonderfully evocative

music swoons away in the

background.

But this kind of exposure

certainly won’t hurt the

band, if anything it reveals

the genuine mass-appeal

Fanfarlo have.

With new album: ‘Rooms

Filled With Light’ due

for release on the 27th,

which looks set to catapult

the band squarely into

the mainstream, and a

European tour in full flow,

this is an exciting time to

be catching a band of this

calibre.

fanfarlo @ the Blind tiger29th february www.playgroupbrighton.orgwww.fanfarlo.com

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new on theScene

The BBC Sound Of 2012 list

was finally announced last

month. If you unaware of

this, it’s a compilation of

all the worthy, the weird

and the achingly trendy

acts of last year that Auntie

Beeb will be shamelessly

bombarding our ears with

for the next 12 months.

It’s well known that Radio

One hasn’t a clue when it

comes to UK Hip hop, either

giving scant regard to the

real players on the scene

or promoting the more

embarrassing artists out

there (I won’t give you an

Example). So it’s refreshing

that an artist like DOT

rOTTEN has finally been

picked up by this list on the

strength of his ‘Keep It On

A Low’ single.

Dot Rotten’s background

is straight out of the rappers

playbook: Wrote a beat aged

seven, busted out a rhyme

a year later, obligatory

on-going row with a rival

artist, universal respect on

his scene and (so far) little

recognition from the star-

making industry types.

But with a mention on

the Sound Of 2012 list,

some zooming around the

UK supporting Labrinth

on a nationwide tour and

next single ‘Are You Not

Entertained’ already getting

loads of support from Zane

Lowe and Nick ‘not Eileen’

Grimshaw at Radio 1 a

full two months before its

release, that is all about to

change.

The timing is impeccable,

what with a multitude of

chart-friendly stars singing

his praises, glowing plaudits

from the national press

and a string of high-end

productions under his belt,

it’s only going to take a

sustained promotional push

before this well-presented

young man is busting out

of East End London and

his immaculate beats are

booming out of badly-driven

small cars all over the

country. By Stuart Rolt

DOT rOTTEN WIll BE SuPPOrTING lABrINTH CONCOrDE 2, BrIGHTON8TH MArCH

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These local theatrical types have been around town for a while now, often playing interesting little venues to those lucky

enough to stumble upon them on any given night and experience their maudlin, blues/angst-ridden songs. Think Dresden

Dolls; a more poppy version of latter-day Lydia Lunch, as well as a whole blustering of classical elements thanks to the

string section and you should get where they are coming from. This album, released around the middle of the month,

doesn’t veer too much from their musical blueprint and will be a delight to fans both old and new. They play an album

launch party on February 15th at the Ranelagh pub on St James’s St and what’s more it’s free entry! By Brad M

alBUM reviewS

BIrDEATSBABYFeast of Hammers (Dead Round Eye)

JOHNNY WOrE BlACKAll The Rage (Dead Cherry)I must confess when I was initially given this by my gracious editor I kinda guessed I wouldn’t like it as it mentioned

some dude from Megadeth way too much on the cover and well, I ain’t a fan of them or that type of music. However,

once I got over my snobbery, I gave it a listen and it’s not what I expected at all. What we have is in fact a typical slice

of American sounding AOR that is kind of reminiscent of the music that dominated the 80s charts but this comes with a

message of support for charities like Help for Heroes and that can only be a good thing. By Brad M

Brighton’s live music scene stalwarts Deadbeat Descendants get their retro-groove on with their new album Calibrate

Now! Owing a great deal to the timeless 60’s garage punk styling of MC5 and The Stooges, the band take a noisy hard-

rocking sideways look at modern life. The lyrics are shrewdly mocking and the guitars are brutal, this is the perfect

antidote to all the vapid simpering pop that pervades our lives. I want to be at one of their parties. By Stuart R

Album Launch Date Feb 13th 2012

www.deadbeatdescendant.co.uk

DEADBEAT DESCENDANTS ‘Calibrate Now!

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liStingSWEDNESDAY 1STAbove Audio - Hip Hop from Drs Orders and Kung FuAudio - Supercharged Zinc 11PM £tbcBelushi’s Bar - Now That’s What I Call a Party Part 2 with DJ Sleeps 9PMBelushi’s Below - Detention 8PMBlack Lion - Fresh Acoustics The best live acts in Brighton 8:30PMCoalition - Tru Thoughts Pres Bonobo, Anchorsong, Rob Luis 10PM SOLD OUT!Coalition - Cocoloco Promotions Pres CoCo LoCo 10:30PM £3/£5Digital - The Poundance 11PM £3/£4FishBowl - Tea & Buscuits Gareth Stephens 10PMGlobe - Global Bass DJ Ted Lauren 9PMGreen Door Store - Shlomho & Salva 7:30PMGreen Door Store - The Jazz Store 11PMLatest Music Bar - The Vesuvius Club Pres A Glimmer, Martha Rose, Donna Fullman 7PM £6Mash Tun - Tin Cup Collective 5 Piece Soul, Funk Band 7PMMesmerist - Swing Ninjas Busking band 9PMNorthern Lights - Prognosis Adventure to the world of progressive rock 9PMOpen House - Safe House Evening of improvised live music 8PM £5/£6The Prince Albert - Sin To Survive, Childbrain & Support 8:30PM £3/£4Theatre Royal Brighton - Elkie Brooks Live In Concert Now celebrating her 50th year in music 7:45PM £22.50/£24.50Thomas Kemp - Kev & Jennas Open Mic 8:30PMVolks - Switch Up Drum n Bass, Dubstep, Jungle, Electro

THurSDAY 2NDAbove Audio - Schtumm!Audio - Bastard Pop, Pop & Mash-up 11PM £2Belushi’s Bar - Karaoke 9PMBelushi’s Below - Fallout Live Live indie bands 10PM £2/£3Black Lion - Yo Yo Retro 60s, garage, psyche 8:30PM

Brunswick - Hutchins Live Common Tongues, Lolly and The City of Flies & Felix Fables 8PM £3/£4Coalition - Secret Discotheque T-Shirt Giveaway 11PM £3/£4Fiddler’s Elbow - Live Lounge Pres Leerodi 8:30PM FishBowl - Residents Association Will Sumsuch & Guests 10:30PMGlobe - Hang the DJ! Eddie The Goatboy 9PMGreen Door Store - Owen, Dad Rocks & Stuart Warwick 7:30PMGreen Door Store Shameless 11PMHoney Club - Exposed! DJ’s Willerby, Squiz & Dan Creasy 11PM £2/£3Latest Music Bar - The Indelicates, Jonny Cola and The A-Grades, Pog 7:30PM £5/£6Mash Tun - The Mostly Come At Night Indy, rock, electro, hip hop 9PMMesmerist - Bad Bad Whiskey A rockin Skifflebilly trio 9PMSaint James Tavern - Stay Sick, Turn Blue Stay Sick Djs play 50, 60s, R&R, Soul, Jazz, Blues 8:30PMSticky Mike’s Frog Bar - Super Heroes OF BMX Pres Catholic Discipline 8PMThe Prince Albert - Whitehorse, Danni Nicholls 8PM £7advThe Prince Albert - Whitehorse New alt-country project from Candian husband and wife duo 8PM £7/£8Theatre Royal Brighton - That’ll Be The Day Prepare yourself for a party as the nation’s favourite rock ‘n’ roll variety show returns 7:45PM £15/£23.50Thomas Kemp - Unplugged Sessions Mode Music Pres 9PMWhite Rabbit - The Move-ons open mic night, featuring some of Brighton’s finest 8PMQuadrant - Overhead Wires ‘Fractured Toast’, a unique “storyteller’s circle’ gig 8PM

FrIDAY 3rDAbove Audio - Local DJ’s on rotation Audio - DPM Miguel Campbell 11PM £tbcBelushi’s Bar - Muy Loco Dance

competition, DJ’s, Music pop, house, rnb 9PMBelushi’s Below - Abandoned Rock & Metal Night 10PM £2/£3Black Lion - Soul Casserole Groove, raw funk, latin jazz & upfront funky beats 9PMBrighton Dome - Lout Promotions Pres Thin Lizzy & Clutch 6:30PM £27.50advBrunswick - The Lost Highway Americana, Blues & Country 8PM £5Coalition - Friday I’m In Love 11PM £3/£5Concorde 2 - Concorde2 Pres Motown Legends Martha Reeves And The Vandellas 7:30PM SOLD OUT!Digital - Stonelove 101% Indie Rock n Roll 11PM £3/£4Doctor Brightons - Funky Friday DJ Nick Hirst & DJ Wayne 9:30PMEasy Bar - Miss Dangerous Pres DJ Rudeben 8PMFiddler’s Elbow - TFI Friday Brían McNamara 7PMFishBowl - Keep It Wheel Steve KIW 9PMFortune Of War - Fever Funky, Latin, Salsa and Reggae DJsFreemasons - ALTA Jeff Daniels, Danny Williams and Sumsuch 9PMGlobe - Rum Friday 8PMGrand Central - Dad’s Old Vinyl Soul and funkGreen Door Store - Way Through, Peepholes and Gentle Friendly 7:30PMGreen Door Store - AEREO 11PMHampton Arms - Classic pub rock to disco fever 8PMHoney Club - Lollipop ‘Pink Fridays’ Freshest R&B & Chart hits, Indie, Dubstep & Fusion of house & more 11PM £3/£4/£5Hope - Stacked Nasty Djs spin 50s, Blues, R&B, 60s, Garage, Surf, Funk 9PMHydrant - Man Overboard The Story So Far, Save Your Breath, Forver Is Over 7PM £7 (Upstairs)Hydrant - Heroes of Folk Punk Beans on Toast, Kelly Kemp, Fighting Fiction 8PM £2 (Main Bar)Komedia - Ultimate Power 11PM £5Latest Music Bar - Greek Night with George Kypreos Band 8:30PM £5/£8

Marlborough - This is England, Skard 4 Lyf 9PMMesmerist - Shake, Holla & Roll Dixieland jazz, 40, 50 rhythm & blues 9PMMucky Duck - Overhead Wires Rough Citizen & Guests 8PMNorthern Lights - Thin Lizzy Pre gig warm up, later DJ Meerkuts - Mixed fun bag of music 5PM & 9PMProud Brighton Ballroom - Blind Pig Jazz, Electro Swing, Burlesque £5/£7Sticky Mike’s Frog Bar - Soulfood Funk, Disco and Hip Hop 11PM £3The Prince Albert - Bend Over I’ll Drive Revved up rock’n’roll DJ’s 8:30PMThe Prince Albert - Little Episodes 8:30PM £6Thomas Kemp - DJ Night DJ ‘Flying white dots’ 9PMWhite Rabbit - WTF? Brighton, the wonky electro synth pop disco nonsense 8PMVolks - Future Dub Tearout Dubstep, Jungle, Reggae & Steppers 11PM

SATurDAY 4THA Bar - Honey Hush More vintage shenanigans from the people behind Frockabilly! 9PMAncient Mariner - The Acoustic Sessions The Orange Circus Band 8PMAbove Audio - Warehouse Funk & Soul DJ’s £5Audio - Warehouse Boy 8 Bit 11PM £5Belushi’s Bar - Unplugged Rocket Dogs live acoustic duo plus DJ Sleeps 9PMBelushi’s Below - Deviant Metal & Hard Rock 9PM £2/£5Black Lion - Molly Malone’s Dex in the City Rhythm n blues, soul, funk, hip hop indie mix 9PMBrunswick - ‘Harpin’ by the Sea’ Winter Festival The Blackjacks, Will Greener, The Uncontrollables, Paddy Byrne 8PM £5/£6Coalition - Power Nightlife Pres High Rankin Full Live Show & Guests 11PM £5advConcorde 2 - Supercharged & Digital Soundboy Pres SHY FX, Breakage, youngman MC, B Traits, Casio b2b Element &

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Support 11PM £10advDigital - Pussycat Club ‘Live & Unleashed’ 11PM £5/£8/£10Doctor Brightons - Sexy Saturday DJ Tony B 9:30PMEasy Bar - Miss Dangerous Pres Fam Daniels, Legs MC & Lucky 8PM Fiddler’s Elbow - Saturday Sizzlers DJ’s Russ Rockwell 9PMFishBowl - Gareth Stephens Broken beats, nu-jazz, soul, funk, reggae 9PMFortune Of War - Tuaca Pres Deckchairs, Duncan DisorderlyFreemasons - Aran Reynolds & Ollie Sturdy 8PMGlobe - DJ’s Disco, House and Electro 9PMGrand Central - Jukebox Hero! Green Door Store - Splitting the Atom 7:30PMGreen Door Store - Tru Thoughts: Sonic Switch 11PMHoney Club - Hat Club Andrew Glaea, Damien Stone & Vince Frimpong 11PM £5/£8Hope - Drugs Live music night 8PM £3/£4 Hydrant - Finding Grace Wilson, Stacks, Stark 7:30PM £5Komedia - The Maydays - Confessions Award-winning, critically acclaimed improv comedians 8PM £8/£10Komedia - ipop! Non-stop shuffle of the biggest pop and party anthems 11PM £3 Marlborough - Lick Me Up DJ Dame Amy 9PMMesmerist - Juke Joint Jamboree Vintage hits and boutique rarities 9PMMucky Duck - Sizzle and Pop! Senor Mick plays 1950’s rock’n’roll and 60’s soul 9PMPavilion Tavern - Songs For The Deaf Judgement Dave, Mikie K and Dave Rave 11PM £3Saint James Tavern - 3rd Annual Cramps, Lux Interior Tribute Night, Stay Sick DJ’s 8PMShakespeare’s Head - Bitter Disko Alternative Audio delights, John Peel, DIY, indie tracks 8:30PMSticky Mike’s Frog Bar - The Doctor’s Orders Pres J-Dilla Chnaged My Life & Support 10PM £5adv/£7The Prince Albert - The Crucks & Support 8:30PM £4Thomas Kemp - DJ Night DJ Molar 9PMWhite Rabbit - The Mixer men, fasten your seatbelts for a fusion of the finest upbeat tuneage 8PMVictory - Up Against It Born Bad DJ’s, Glitter Beat, Power

Pop, Punky Trash, Bubblegum, Pub Rock…Volks - Future (is) Harcore mc Whizzkid & DJ Hixxy plus guest DJ’s & MC’s 10PM £5

SuNDAY 5THBelushi’s Bar - Now That’s What I Call a Party Part 1 with DJ Moogle 9PMBlack Lion - Live & Swingin Gypsy Jazz, swing, blues, soul & funk 8PMBrunswick - Bob Hillary & The Massive Mellow Acoustic Folk with support from Carrie Tree 8PM £6Coalition - Blow Vince Manganaro, Charly Lopez, Charles Green & Guests 3AM £5Concorde 2 - Live Wire & Family Ents Pres The Misfits, Juice Head 7PM £17.50 Easy Bar - The Caribbean Kitchen Pres Reggae and Roast 12PMFiddler’s Elbow - Sham Rock Open Mic 8:30PMFishBowl - Recovery? Asbest & Sinner 9PMGlobe - Rockoustic Open Mic 8PMGreen Door Store - Sunday Service: Bobby McGees, Tom Figgins & House of Hats 5PM Green Door Store - Green Door Blues 10PMHampton Arms - Live acoustic sessions 5PM Honey Club - Sundays at The Honey Lil Alex & Guests 11PM £2/£3Hydrant - Darkside Promotions The Divided, Some WIll Be Saved 7PM £5adv/£7 (Upstairs)Hydrant - The Liabilties The Dead Betas, The Masts 8PM £3 (Main Bar)Latest Music Bar - Bark Like A Dog Blues Jam 8PMNorthern Lights - Misfits 5PMThomas Kemp - Jazz In The Afternoon Bags’ Groove Jazz Quartet & GuestsWhite Rabbit - Hush Hush, a live weekly acoustic showcase of fine local talent 8PM

MONDAY 6THBelushi’s Bar - Pump up the 90’s 9PMBlack Lion - Monday Club Anything goes, great music 9PMBrunswick - Open Mic Popular open mic night with full stage and PA 8:30PMCoalition - Trash Mondays DJs Willerby, Charles Green and Milton 10:30PM £3/£5Green Door Store - Punk V

Hardcore 7:30PMHampton Arms - Keyring Club Mondays Hope - Stacked Nasty Djs spin 50s, Blues, R&B, 60s, Garage, Surf, Funk 9PMHydrant - Rio Bravo Promotions 8PMMesmerist - Stroll On Mondays 60 & 70 Rock, Mod, Blues 8:30PMThe Prince Albert - Bleeding Hearts Club with Naomi Hates Humans, Ampersand, Nick Pynn and Kate Daisy Grant 8:30PM £3Volks - Strictly Reggae Dancehall, Bashment, Roots, Revivail 11PM £4.50/£5

TuESDAY 7THAbove Audio - Cotton Tail Club 8PMAudio - Guerilla Rocks 11PM £2/£3Belushi’s Bar - Back to the 80’s 9PMBlack Lion - Hit The Decks Open Decks Spin Off Brighton Centre - Olly Mars 6:30PM £30Brunswick - Ucanukulele Ukulele group 7:30PM £5Brunswick - Jazz Jam Jazz Jam Session with house band and regular special guests 8PMCoalition - Melting Vinyl & Coalition Pres Clap Your Hands Say Yeah & Guests 7PM £12.50Coalition - Next Hype Pres Full Volume 10:30PM £3/£5Digital - CU Next Tuesday 11PM £3/£4Green Door Store - Myriad Book Launch 7:30PMGreen Door Store - Hard Times 11PMHoney Club - Latin Fever Salsa Lessons 8PM Followed by DJs Aaron George - Gabriel Angel & Yersin Rivas 10PM £1/£3 Hope - SlipJam B Hip hop open mic & deck rap sessions & Live performances 8:30PMHydrant - Attention Thieves & Support 8PM £3Latest Music Bar - Ana Silvera, Gil Karpas 7:30PM £5/£6The Prince Albert - Aaron King, Ottialbietz, Autumn & The Falls 8:30PM £3/£4Theatre Royal Brighton - Spaghetti Western Orchestra Five brilliant comic maestros perform classic Ennio Morricone soundtracks 7:45PM £20

WEDNESDAY 8THAbove Audio - Hip Hop from Drs Orders and Kung Fu

Audio - Supercharged Emalkay 11PM £tbcBelushi’s Bar - Now That’s What I Call a Party Part 2 with DJ Sleeps 9PMBelushi’s Below - Detention 8PMBlack Lion - The Black Lion Open Mic Night Solos, acousitic sets and open mic review night 8:30PMBrighton Centre - Olly Mars 6:30PM £30Coalition - Cocoloco Promotions Pres CoCo LoCo 10:30PM £3/£5Digital - The Poundance 11PM £3/£4FishBowl - Tea & Buscuits Gareth Stephens 10PMGlobe - Global Bass DJ Ted Lauren 9PMGreen Door Store - Strangers From Birth & Support 7:30PMGreen Door Store - The Jazz Store 11PMKomedia - Stan Webbs Chicken Shack British blues guitarists 8PM £14Latest Music Bar - Ahab, Stark 7:30PM £8Mash Tun - Tin Cup Collective 5 Piece Soul, Funk Band 7PMMesmerist - Swing Ninjas Busking band 9PMNorthern Lights - Mystery Train Rockabilly & Psychobilly 9PMSticky Mike’s Frog Bar - Arcade Not Disco It’s a mash up of pub, club, arcade and alcohol… 8PMThe Prince Albert - Eagleburger & Support 8PM £4Thomas Kemp - Kev & Jennas Open Mic 8:30PMVolks - Switch Up Drum n Bass, Dubstep, Jungle, Electro

THurSDAY 9THAbove Audio - Schtumm!Audio - Bastard Pop, Pop & Mash-up 11PM £2Belushi’s Bar - Karaoke 9PMBelushi’s Below - Fallout Live Live indie bands 10PM £2/£3Black Lion - Soul Casserole Groove, raw funk, latin jazz & upfront funky beats 8:30PMBrunswick - University Of Sussex Music Showcase Post Grad student’s showcase 8PM £tbcCoalition - Off Beat Pres Laid Blak, Plus General Roots, Running Numbers 7PM £5advCoalition - Secret Discotheque Regular Secret Discotheque 11PM £3/£4Fiddler’s Elbow - Fiddler’s Live Lounge Funky Folk, Toe-Tappin Trad and Juicy Jazz 8:30PMFishBowl - Residents Association Will Sumsuch & Guests 10:30PM

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Globe - Hang the DJ! Eddie The Goatboy 9PMGreen Door Store - Damage 11PMHoney Club - Exposed! DJ’s Willerby, Squiz & Dan Creasy 11PM £2/£3Hope - Ignite Books Pres Gala Night With Joolz Denby, Steve Pottinger & Guests 7PM £6adv Hope - Noches Del Sur live music and Flamenco dancing 8PMHydrant - Wilson Willis Pres The Vaudeville, The Witches 8PMMash Tun - The Mostly Come At Night Indy, rock, electro, hip hop 9PMMesmerist - Dr Bluegrass & The Illbilly 8 9PMSaint James Tavern - Stay Sick, Turn Blue Stay Sick Djs play 50, 60s, R&R, Soul, Jazz, Blues 8:30PMSticky Mike’s Frog Bar - Super Heroes OF BMX Pres Catholic Discipline 8PMThe Prince Albert - Twin Brother, Phantom Runners, Little Electric Chairs 8:30PM £4Thomas Kemp - Unplugged Sessions David Ross 9PMWhite Rabbit - The Move-ons open mic night, featuring some of Brighton’s finest 8PMVictory - Open Mic Live Music 8PMVolks - Up & Down Techno, Psy Trance 11PM

FrIDAY 10THAbove Audio - Local DJ’s on rotation Audio - Strictly Drumz Culture Shock 11PM £tbcBelushi’s Bar - Muy Loco Dance competition, DJ’s, Music pop, house, rnb 9PMBelushi’s Below - Abandoned Rock & Metal Night 10PM £2/£3Black Dove - Mo Taters! Djs play vintage music from across the Americas 8PMBlack Lion - Medium Rare Funk, Soul, Stupendous Rare Grooves 9PMBrighton Centre - Katherine Jenkins The record-breaking multi platinum selling mezzo-soprano 7PM £27.50 - £47.50Brunswick - Voodoo Funk Afro Funk with Kalakuta Millionaires 8PM £5Coalition - Friday I’m In Love 11PM £3/£5Concorde 2 - Sine Language DJ Randall, Sammy Dread, Equinox 11PM £5/£7 Digital - Soundproof Open Night for All Electronic Producers

10PMDigital - Stonelove 101% Indie Rock n Roll 11PM £3/£4Doctor Brightons - Funky Friday DJ Nick Hirst & DJ Wayne 9:30PMEasy Bar - Miss Dangerous Pres DJ Rudeben 8PMFiddler’s Elbow - TFI Friday The weekend starts here 8PMFishBowl - Jeff Daniels Black music, deep & soulful vibes, random vintage nuggets 9PMFortune Of War - Fever Funky, Latin, Salsa and Reggae DJsFreemasons - ALTA Jeff Daniels, Danny Williams and Sumsuch 9PMGlobe - Rum Friday Tsobi! DJ Mick Fuller 8PMGrand Central - Dad’s Old Vinyl Soul and funkGreen Door Store - The Yoofs & Support 7:30PMGreen Door Store - SOUL-ID GOLD 11PMHampton Arms - Classic pub rock to disco fever 8PMHoney Club - Lollipop ‘Pink Fridays’ Freshest R&B & Chart hits, Indie, Dubstep & Fusion of house & more 11PM £3/£4/£5Hope - Love The Neighbour Still Corners, My Sad Captains, Us Baby Bear Bones 8:30PM £5adv/£6Hydrant - Punk and Pasta 8PMKomedia - Brighton Jazz Club Steve Fishwick Quintet 8PM £13/£15Komedia - Carnivalesque – The Lovers Ball Swing Ninja’s and Boxettes & More 8:30PM £10Latest Music Bar - The Singing Heart 8PM £5Marlborough - Cake Core! Alternative Electro 9PMMesmerist - Shake, Holla & Roll Dixieland jazz, 40, 50 rhythm & blues 9PMNorthern Lights - DJ Jazzy D Soul, funk and some groovy jazzy tunes 9PMProud Brighton Ballroom - Friday Night Speakeasy “Roll up! Roll up!” The Circus is in town for one night only 10:30PM £8Sticky Mike’s Frog Bar - Sandwich Club Disco, Dancehall, Moombahton, Glitch, Electro, Swing, Whatevs 11PM £3/£4The Prince Albert - Nick Williams, House Of Hats, Louis Checkley 8:30PM £4Thomas Kemp - DJ Night DJ Jody Lee Hooker 9PMWest Hill - Michael Chapman Legendary folk guitarist 7:30PM £9/£10White Rabbit - WTF? Brighton, the wonky electro synth pop

disco nonsense 8PMVolks - Simply Vinyl 2nd Birthday, Drum n Bass

SATurDAY 11THAncient Mariner - We love the Ancient Mariner Party’s 1st Birthday Disco, soul, funk, and soulful house 8PMAbove Audio - Warehouse Funk & Soul DJ’s £5Audio - Minimal Kids Hane & Lore 11PM £5Belushi’s Bar - Unplugged Rocket Dogs live acoustic duo plus DJ Sleeps 9PMBelushi’s Below - Synergy EBM, Industrial, Goth 9PM £2/£5Black Lion - Burnt Toast Blackbelt Jonez & friends 9PM

Blind Tiger Club

Stay Sick!Monthly homage to the Grind-house with B-Movie projections, live bands and DJ’s playing Rock’n’Roll, Garage, 50’s R’n’B and dirty blues music! Dj’s include King Salami & The Cumberland 3, The Stompin’ Riff Raffs and Surfgaragerocknroll £3 / doors 8pm

Brunswick - Mark Edward’s Charity Jazz Roar Up Jazz Fundraiser with Ben Castle, Renato D’aiello, Ben Sarfas & Many more 8PM £10Coalition - Rewind Pres Cutmaster Swift, Fidel Castro, Nomark and Tom Yum 11PM £5Concorde 2 - Beat Dimension Brighton Launch with Modeselektor - Live AV Show! Duff Disco, Klic, Manni D & Support 11PM £15 Digital - Hospitality Camo & Krooked, NU:TONE, Fred V & Grafix 10PM £13.50 Doctor Brightons - Sexy Saturday DJ Tony B 9:30PMEasy Bar - Miss Dangerous Pres Fam Daniels, Legs MC & Lucky 8PM Fiddler’s Elbow - Saturday Sizzlers DJ’s Decks In The City, Molly Malone DJs 9PMFishBowl - What’s Wrong With Groovin? Ed Meme and Matt Beatwell 9PM

Fortune Of War - Tuaca Pres Deckchairs, FlevansFreemasons - Aran Reynolds & Ollie Sturdy 8PMGlobe - Alphabet City & Guests 9PMGrand Central - Jukebox Hero! Green Door Store - Outfit & Support 7:30PMGreen Door Store - Pop Not Pop Eddie The Goatboy, Matatatat, Dynamite Sal, DJ Halfbeat 11PM Haunt - Lout Promotions Pres Toung Guns & Polar 7PM £10advHoney Club - Smartie Partie with Kklass, Krispee, Tom Maverick, Miss Kelly MD 11PM £5/£8Hope - CNL Touring & Spunk Records Pres Holly Throsby, Tiny Ruins, Jordan Ireland 8PMHydrant - Pritchard Vs Dainton (Dirty Sanchez) The Junk, Asbo Retards 8PM £12.50Hydrant - Pritchard Vs Dainton After Party £2 Marlborough - Valentine Massac Her Lesbian Wedding Murder Mystery 7PM £20adv Marlborough - Lick Me Up DJ Dame Amy 9PMMesmerist - Juke Joint Jamboree Vintage hits and boutique rarities 9PMNorthern Lights - Young Livers Punk, post punk, indie rock 9PMProud Brighton Ballroom - The Pop Kraft Saturday Special Miss Dolly Rocket, DJ’s Boogaloo Stu & Support 8PM £6adv

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Psychosocial

La Bordello Boheme– After DarkRecently back from their sell out show in New York’s Time Square, La Bordello Boheme invite you to come and play at their new venue Psychoso-cial. Explore 3 floors of outstanding qual-ity entertainment; vin-tage burlesque, mind blowing variety and sassy Cabaret to risqué raunchiness and per-formance art. Tickets £12.50 / doors 7.30pm

Sticky Mike’s Frog Bar - Overhead Wires Jake Mackay, Luke Hyttner, Stuart Lee, Rotait & Alfie Bernardi 7PM £3 Sticky Mike’s Frog Bar - Unhooked Generation Resident Djs Iced Gems and Bonquiqui & Guests 11PM £4/£5Thomas Kemp - DJ Night DJ Spindo 9PM West Hill - Tonight We Fly An evening of epic pop music for doomed romantics 9PMWhite Rabbit - The Mixer men, fasten your seatbelts for a fusion of the finest upbeat tuneage 8PMVictory - Kinema Pop, Dance Rock & Smooth 80’s Classics 9PMVolks - Resonance

SuNDAY 12THBelushi’s Bar - Now That’s What I Call a Party Part 1 with DJ Moogle 9PMBlack Lion - Live & Swingin Gypsy Jazz, swing, blues, soul & funk 8PMBrunswick - Ukulele Jam Ukulele group 3PMBrunswick - Liane Carroll Award winning jazz pianist & vocalist 8PM £15Coalition - Blow Vince

Manganaro, Charly Lopez, Charles Green & Guests 3AM £5Concorde 2 - Lout Promotions Pres Alensana, We Came As Romans, I Wrestled A Bear Once, Glamour Of The Kill 7PM £12Easy Bar - The Caribbean Kitchen Pres Reggae and Roast 12PMFiddler’s Elbow - Sham Rock Open Mic 8:30PMFishBowl - Recovery? Asbest & Sinner 9PMGlobe - Rockoustic Presents Rotait acoustic guitar, cello and voice duo 9PMGreen Door Store - Sunday Service: Bobby McGees, Tom Figgins & House of Hats 5PM Green Door Store - Green Door Blues 10PMHampton Arms - Live acoustic sessions 5PM Honey Club - Sundays at The Honey Lil Alex & Guests 11PM £2/£3Hydrant - Jackhammer Pres Circle Of Rage, Subservience 7:30PM £2 Hydrant - Our Time Down Here, Living Daylights 8PM £3 (Main Bar)Komedia - Lout Promotions Pres Steve Hackett 8PM £20The Prince Albert - Ian Nagoski, The Family Elan, Embla Quickbeam 12PM £4advWhite Rabbit - Hush Hush, a live weekly acoustic showcase of fine local talent 8PM

MONDAY 13THBelushi’s Bar - Pump up the 90’s 9PMBlack Lion - Monday Club Anything goes, great music 9PMBrunswick - Open Mic Popular open mic night with full stage and PA 8:30PMCoalition - Trash Mondays DJs Willerby, Charles Green and Milton 10:30PM £3/£5Green Door Store - Be Nothing Pres High Places 7:30PMHampton Arms - Keyring Club Mondays Hydrant - Playmakers & Support 8PMLatest Music Bar - Brighton Science Festival Sarah Angliss and Professor Elemental 8PM £5Mesmerist - Stroll On Mondays 60 & 70 Rock, Mod, Blues 8:30PMThe Prince Albert - Benjamin Folke Thomas, Trent Miller 8PM £6advVolks - Strictly Reggae Dancehall, Bashment, Roots,

Revivail 11PM £4.50/£5

TuESDAY 14THAbove Audio - Cotton Tail Club 8PMAudio - Guerilla Rocks 11PM £2/£3Belushi’s Bar - Back to the 80’s 9PMBlack Lion - Hit The Decks Open Decks Spin Off Brunswick - Jazz Jam Jazz Jam Session with house band and regular special guests 8PMCoalition - Next Hype Pres Full Volume 10:30PM £3/£5Concorde 2 - Musik Al Pres Sir John (Flabba) Holt, The Rough Cut Band - Valentines Special 7PM £22.50 Digital - CU Next Tuesday 11PM £3/£4Green Door Store - Irongiant 7:30PMGreen Door Store - Hard Times 11PMHoney Club - Latin Fever Salsa Lessons 8PM Followed by DJs Aaron George - Gabriel Angel & Yersin Rivas 10PM £1/£3 Komedia - ipop! Non-stop shuffle of the biggest pop and party anthems 11PM £3 Komedia - Life’s a Gas A club night featuring ‘70s glam, glitter, beat, bubblegum power pop and punk 11PM £5Northern Lights - Palentine’s Day Day for friends and not lovers! No partner needed 9PMOpen House - Valentines Day Check website for valentines menuProud Brighton Ballroom - Make Love Not War Proud Brighton Ballrooms does Retro Romantic 8PM £49 (price for 2)

WEDNESDAY 15THAbove Audio - Hip Hop from Drs Orders and Kung FuAudio - Supercharged Feed Me 11PM £tbcBelushi’s Bar - Now That’s What I Call a Party Part 2 with DJ Sleeps 9PMBelushi’s Below - Detention 8PMBlack Lion - Fresh Acoustics The best live acts in Brighton 8:30PMCoalition - Cocoloco Promotions Pres CoCo LoCo 10:30PM £3/£5Concorde 2 - Lout Promotions Pres Ben Howard 7:30PM SOLD OUT!Digital - The Poundance 11PM £3/£4FishBowl - Tea & Buscuits Gareth Stephens 10PMGlobe - Global Bass DJ Ted

Lauren 9PMGreen Door Store - Real Music Club 7:30PMGreen Door Store - The Jazz Store 11PMHope - In Association with Skunkworks CRAP: the best of comedy rap! Sanity Valve, MC Cashback & Guests 7:30PM £4adv Hydrant - Overhead Wires Depth Charge’ showcase for unsigned musicians 7PMKomedia - Live Nation Pres Michael Kiwanuka 7PM £9Komedia - Zaza Music Pres Vieux Farka Toure 7:30PM £15Mash Tun - Tin Cup Collective 5 Piece Soul, Funk Band 7PMMesmerist - Swing Ninjas Busking band 9PMThe Prince Albert - Brother & Bones, Royal Blood 8PM £6advThomas Kemp - Kev & Jennas Open Mic 8:30PMVolks - Switch Up Drum n Bass, Dubstep, Jungle, Electro

THurSDAY 16THAbove Audio - Schtumm!Audio - Bastard Pop, Pop & Mash-up 11PM £2Belushi’s Bar - Karaoke 9PMBelushi’s Below - Fallout Live Live indie bands 10PM £2/£3Black Lion - Yo Yo Retro 60s, garage, psyche 8:30PMBrunswick - George Williams Melodic lyricism with support from Morning Town & Greg Hall 8PM £tbcCoalition - Secret Discotheque Rock n Roll Special 11PM £3/£4Fiddler’s Elbow - Fiddler’s Live Lounge Funky Folk, Toe-Tappin Trad and Juicy Jazz 8:30PMFishBowl - Residents Association Will Sumsuch & Guests 10:30PMGlobe - Hang the DJ! Eddie The Goatboy 9PMHoney Club - Exposed! DJ’s Willerby, Squiz & Dan Creasy 11PM £2/£3Hope - The Tilting Sky Pres The Kabeedies, Alloy Ark & More 8PM £4Hydrant - Hybrid Myth & Support 8PMMash Tun - The Mostly Come At Night Indy, rock, electro, hip hop 9PMMesmerist - Hollerin Stollar & The Pine Box Boys 9PMSaint James Tavern - Stay Sick, Turn Blue Stay Sick Djs play 50, 60s, R&R, Soul, Jazz, Blues 8:30PMSticky Mike’s Frog Bar - Super Heroes OF BMX Pres Catholic Discipline 8PMThe Prince Albert - Boy

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Cried Wolf, Bat Country, LL Cosmonaut 8:30PM £3/£4Thomas Kemp - Unplugged Sessions Mike Rock n Folkin Roll 9PMWhite Rabbit - The Move-ons open mic night, featuring some of Brighton’s finest 8PMVictory - Open Mic Live Music 8PMVolks - Dreadbeat Roots, Digi, Dub, Legion of Bass 10PM £3

FrIDAY 17THAbove Audio - Local DJ’s on rotation Audio - Motel Maya Jane Coles 11PM £tbcBelushi’s Bar - Muy Loco Dance competition, DJ’s, Music pop, house, rnb 9PMBelushi’s Below - Abandoned Rock & Metal Night 10PM £2/£3Black Lion - Stop Go! The Planet Groove Collective & DJ Lanx, Dave Stone 8:30PMBrunswick - Mountain Firework Company Gypsy madness 8PM £tbcCoalition - Friday I’m In Love 11PM £3/£5Concorde 2 - Concorde2 Pres Asian Dub Foundation Sound System 11PM £8/£10Digital - Stonelove 101% Indie Rock n Roll 11PM £3/£4Doctor Brightons - Funky Friday DJ Nick Hirst & DJ Wayne 9:30PMEasy Bar - Miss Dangerous Pres DJ Rudeben 8PMFiddler’s Elbow - TFI Friday The weekend starts here 8PMFishBowl - The Mixer Men Dr B and Cut La Vis 9PMFortune Of War - Fever Funky, Latin, Salsa and Reggae DJsFreemasons - ALTA Jeff Daniels, Danny Williams and Sumsuch 9PMGlobe - Rum Friday Electro Swing Rum Friday 8PMGrand Central - Dad’s Old Vinyl Soul and funkGreen Door Store - Dead Cars & Support 7:30PMGreen Door Store - Sub Bop Agait pop to shoegaze, thru riot grrrl and of course grunge 11PM Hampton Arms - Classic pub rock to disco fever 8PMHaunt - Lout Promotions Pres Lights & Guests 7PM £10advHoney Club - Lollipop ‘Pink Fridays’ Freshest R&B & Chart hits, Indie, Dubstep & Fusion of house & more 11PM £3/£4/£5Hope - Seero Album Lunch Party Dead Empire and Loose Lips 7:30PM £5Hope - Strychnine Nights Holy Vessels 9PM

Hydrant - Kunt And The Gang Skurvi, MC Cashback 8PM £5Komedia - Big Boy Bloater Acclaimed guitarist, singer and songwriter 7:30PM £12.50Komedia - Alive and Swinging Join the three superstars, special guests and plenty of swing & dance 9PM £17.50 - £26.50 (meal deal)Komedia - Born Bad Red hot rockabilly, 50s rock’n’roll, 6Ts garage 11PM £5/£6Latest Music Bar - Sirens Music night & see a sumptuous cabaret of striptease, burlesque and pole dancing 10PM £5Marlborough - Queer and Alternative night 9PMMesmerist - Shake, Holla & Roll Dixieland jazz, 40, 50 rhythm & blues 9PMNorthern Lights - Bitter Disko Alternative Audio delights, John Peel, DIY, indie tracks 9PMProud Brighton Ballroom - Friday Night Speakeasy “Speak easy, boys! Speak easy!” The Circus is in town for one night only 10:30PM £5Sticky Mike’s Frog Bar - The Outer Church Line up tbc 7:30PM £5The Prince Albert - They Might Swim, Oliver Eaves, The Jipsy Switch 8PM £4Thomas Kemp - DJ Night DJ Lamp 9PMWhite Rabbit - WTF? Brighton, the wonky electro synth pop disco nonsense 8PMVolks - Propergander

SATurDAY 18THAncient Mariner - The Acoustic Sessions The Fabulous Furry Freak Brothers 8PMAbove Audio - Warehouse Funk & Soul DJ’s £5Audio - Warehouse Severino 11PM £5Belushi’s Bar - Unplugged Rocket Dogs live acoustic duo plus DJ Sleeps 9PMBelushi’s Below - RAWK-IT Nu & Classic Metal 9PM £2/£5Black Lion - Burnt Toast Blackbelt Jonez & friends 9PMBrunswick - The Lost Highway With The 1930’s 8PM £5Coalition - Old Yellow Bricks DJ Monty, DJ Charles Green, Shmooze & Skank 11PM £5/£7Concorde 2 - The Kings Of The Jungle Serial Killaz, Micky Finn, Nicky Blackmarket, Bryan Gee & Support 11PM £8Digital - Lout Promotions Pres The Big Pink, 2:54, The Jackals 7PM £10.50 Digital - Blah Blah Blah Pres

Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs, The 2 Bears, Blah Blah Blah DJs 11PM £8 Doctor Brightons - Sexy Saturday DJ Tony B 9:30PMEasy Bar - Miss Dangerous Pres Fam Daniels, Legs MC & Lucky 8PM Fiddler’s Elbow - Saturday Sizzlers DJ’s Beans On Toast, Shelley Mack 9PMFishBowl - DJ Abo & Ally Smith Dirty funk and dancefloor jazz 9PMFortune Of War - Tuaca Pres Deckchairs, Fip DJ’s From ParisFreemasons - Aran Reynolds & Ollie Sturdy 8PMGlobe - Silent Disco DJ Battle! Soul, Motown, House, Electro 9PMGrand Central - Jukebox Hero! Green Door Store - Underground Railroad & Support 7:30PMGreen Door Store - Da Doo Ron Ron 11PMHoney Club - Pukka Up Scott Giles, Ed Moore & Tom Maverick 11PM £5/£8Hope - Club Velocity & Suicide Barbie Pres Screama Ballerina, Nightworkers & More 8PM £4adv Hydrant - End Of Time Quartet The Program Initiative 8PM £tbcKomedia - Spellbound Cherry Foxxx and Simon Price 9PM £5/£6Loft - Crazy Turtle Club Authentic vintage dance night, swing, lindy hop, jive and rock and roll 9PM £6/£8Marlborough - Lick Me Up DJ Dame Amy 9PMMesmerist - Juke Joint Jamboree Vintage hits and boutique rarities 9PMOffice - Hot-Tip Hi-Fi Reggae, Rocksteady & Ska 8PMProud Brighton Ballroom - Viva Las Vegas Dress code: Showgirls, Elvis, Glitz, Glamour, Feathers.... 10:30PM £8Sticky Mike’s Frog Bar - Back To the Future Rock and indie from the 60’s to now 11PM £3/£4The Prince Albert - Deadbeat Decendant & Guests 8:30PM £4Thomas Kemp - DJ Night DJ Bianca 9PMWhite Rabbit - The Mixer men, fasten your seatbelts for a fusion of the finest upbeat tuneage 8PMVictory - Teen Dream 60’s Psyche & Garage to Post Punk & No-Wave 9PMVolks - Frequency Optive, BTK, High Maintenance, Mattix &

Futile 10PM £2

SuNDAY 19THBelushi’s Bar - Now That’s What I Call a Party Part 1 with DJ Moogle 9PMBlack Lion - Live & Swingin Gypsy Jazz, swing, blues, soul & funk 8PMBrunswick - Brighton Folk Monthly folk, roots and acoustic night 8PMCoalition - Blow Vince Manganaro, Charly Lopez, Charles Green & Guests 3AM £5Easy Bar - The Caribbean Kitchen Pres Reggae and Roast 12PMFiddler’s Elbow - Sham Rock Open Mic 8:30PMFishBowl - Recovery? Asbest & Sinner 9PMGlobe - Rockoustic Acoustic live music to round off your weekend 8PM

Green Door Store

Sunday ServiceFeaturing the Bobby McGees; their unique sound and quirky stage presence is a must see! Plus Tom Figgins & House of Hats. FREE 5PM

Green Door Store - Green Door Blues 10PMHampton Arms - Live acoustic sessions 5PM Honey Club - Sundays at The Honey Lil Alex & Guests 11PM £2/£3Latest Music Bar - Kevin Montgomery 7:30PM £14The Prince Albert - The Men, Hookwaorms, Sealings 8:30PM £5advThomas Kemp - Jazz In The Afternoon Miss MandyThomas Kemp - Tango Sessions Come along and dance the evening away 8PMWhite Rabbit - Hush Hush, a live weekly acoustic showcase of fine local talent 8PM

MONDAY 20THBelushi’s Bar - Pump up the 90’s 9PMBlack Lion - Monday Club Anything goes, great music

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9PMBrighton Centre - The Wanted are definitely not taking any prisoners when it comes to being the hottest new pop group in the UK 6:30PM £19.50 - £27.50Brunswick - Open Mic Popular open mic night with full stage and PA 8:30PMCoalition - Trash Mondays DJs Willerby, Charles Green and Milton 10:30PM £3/£5Green Door Store - Ram’s Pocket Radio & Support 7:30PMHampton Arms - Keyring Club Mondays Hydrant - Rio Bravo Promotions 8PMMesmerist - Stroll On Mondays 60 & 70 Rock, Mod, Blues 8:30PMThe Prince Albert - Glenn Jones Solo guitar protege of John Fahey 8PM £8/£9Volks - Strictly Reggae Dancehall, Bashment, Roots, Revivail 11PM £4.50/£5

TuESDAY 21STAbove Audio - Cotton Tail Club 8PMAudio - Guerilla Rocks 11PM £2/£3Belushi’s Bar - Back to the 80’s 9PMBlack Lion - Hit The Decks Open Decks Spin Off Brunswick - Jazz Jam Jazz Jam Session with house band and regular special guests 8PMCoalition - Next Hype Pres Full Volume 10:30PM £3/£5Digital - CU Next Tuesday 11PM £3/£4Green Door Store - Be Nothing Pres: S.C.U.M 7:30PMGreen Door Store - Hard Times 11PMHoney Club - Latin Fever Salsa Lessons 8PM Followed by DJs Aaron George - Gabriel Angel & Yersin Rivas 10PM £1/£3 Hydrant - Rio Bravo Promotions In League, Mind Set A Threat, Some Will Be Saved 7:30PM £4adv/£5 Hydrant - My Extraordinary & Support 8PM £tbc (Main Bar)The Prince Albert - Cable Club 8:30PM £4

WEDNESDAY 22NDAbove Audio - Hip Hop from Drs Orders and Kung FuAudio - Supercharged Dub Phizikz 11PM £tbcBelushi’s Bar - Now That’s What I Call a Party Part 2 with DJ Sleeps 9PMBelushi’s Below - Detention

8PMBlack Lion - The Black Lion Open Mic Night Solos, acousitic sets and open mic review night 8:30PMCoalition - Cocoloco Promotions Pres CoCo LoCo 10:30PM £3/£5Digital - The Poundance 11PM £3/£4FishBowl - Tea & Buscuits Gareth Stephens 10PMGlobe - Global Bass DJ Ted Lauren 9PMGreen Door Store - Lout Promotions Pres Bleeding Knees Club & Support 7:30PM £6advGreen Door Store - The Jazz Store 11PMHydrant - Graveyard Johnnys The Devil Wrays, The Hell Cats 8PM £5Komedia - An Audience with Mr Nice 8PM £10/£12Latest Music Bar - Cole Stacey, Joseph Okeefe, Ergo Schmidt £4/£5Mash Tun - Tin Cup Collective 5 Piece Soul, Funk Band 7PMMesmerist - Swing Ninjas Busking band 9PMNorthern Lights - Mystery Train Rockabilly & Psychobilly 9PMSticky Mike’s Frog Bar - Arcade Not Disco It’s a mash up of pub, club, arcade and alcohol… 8PMThe Prince Albert - The Wiyos 8:30PM £12Thomas Kemp - Kev & Jennas Open Mic 8:30PMVolks - Switch Up Drum n Bass, Dubstep, Jungle, Electro

THurSDAY 23rDAbove Audio - Schtumm!Audio - Bastard Pop, Pop & Mash-up 11PM £2Belushi’s Bar - Karaoke 9PMBelushi’s Below - Fallout Live Live indie bands 10PM £2/£3Black Lion - The Lion’s Raw! Live music from up and coming bands from Brighton 8:30PMCoalition - Secret Discotheque 4th Birthday 11PM £3/£4Concorde 2 - Family Ents Pres INME 7:30PM £12 Fiddler’s Elbow - Fiddler’s Live Lounge Funky Folk, Toe-Tappin Trad and Juicy Jazz 8:30PMFishBowl - The Mixer Men 4 Deck Session, quickfire mixes, mashups of classic tunes 10:30PMFortune Of War - Throw Some Shapes Pres Bullion Globe - Hang the DJ! Eddie The Goatboy 9PMGreen Door Store - Put It On Records Presents: This Water Kills, Pirate, Burn The Evidence, Alice & Forestars

7:30PMGreen Door Store - Buddy Holly Night: Winter Dance Party 11PMHoney Club - Exposed! DJ’s Willerby, Squiz & Dan Creasy 11PM £2/£3Hope - Communion Kyla La Grange, Native Roses 7:30PM £5Hydrant - Heart In Hand Dead And Divine 7:30PM £tbcHydrant - Mcnazza Pres tbc 8PMMash Tun - The Mostly Come At Night Indy, rock, electro, hip hop 9PMMesmerist - John Crampton A one man blues explosion 9PMNorthern Lights - Northern Darkness Playing Nordic metal all night! 9PM

Psychosocial

Out The LoopThe Newest Student night hits Psychoso-cial on 23rd February. Join us as we launch this spectacular, bring-ing Electro, Breaks and Bass to the lovely party people of Brigh-ton. DJ’s J-Bass, Sub-tone and Squiggle on the decks. NUS Drink deals. £3 NUS / £5 / doors 10pm

Saint James Tavern - Stay Sick, Turn Blue Stay Sick Djs play 50, 60s, R&R, Soul, Jazz, Blues 8:30PMSticky Mike’s Frog Bar - Super Heroes OF BMX Pres Catholic Discipline 8PMThe Prince Albert - Lout Promotions Pres The Minutes & Tigerclub, Dead Whisky & Black Bonds 8:30PM £3/£4White Rabbit - The Move-ons open mic night, featuring some of Brighton’s finest 8PMVictory - Open Mic Live Music 8PM

FrIDAY 24THAbove Audio - Local DJ’s on rotation Audio - Supercharged Benga, Youngman 11PM £tbc

Belushi’s Bar - Muy Loco Dance competition, DJ’s, Music pop, house, rnb 9PMBelushi’s Below - Abandoned Rock & Metal Night 10PM £2/£3Black Lion - Attic Monkeys vs Molly Malone’s Dex in the City 9PMBrunswick - House Of Hats Beautiful Folk & Guests 8PM £3/£4Coalition - Friday I’m In Love 11PM £3/£5

Concorde2

Kemptown Carnival Launch PartyA night of wild Car-nival dance and May-hem, all fundraising in aid of the Kemp Town Carnival 2012. Feat KALAKUTA MILLION-AIRES, MARACATU CRUZEIRO DO SUL and CooktheRabbit DJs Robin’D’Rich, DJ Eggs Legs, Mycle and Matt Copcut - Tickets £5 in adv / doors 10pm

Digital - Stonelove 101% Indie Rock n Roll 11PM £3/£4Doctor Brightons - Funky Friday DJ Nick Hirst & DJ Wayne 9:30PMEasy Bar - Miss Dangerous Pres DJ Rudeben 8PMFiddler’s Elbow - TFI Friday The weekend starts here 8PMFishBowl - Freestyle Records Greg Boraman 9PMFortune Of War - Caracazul Live Brazilian bandFreemasons - ALTA Jeff Daniels, Danny Williams and Sumsuch 9PMGlobe - Rum Friday & DJ Lamp 8PMGrand Central - Dad’s Old Vinyl Soul and funkGreen Door Store - Free Swim & Support 7:30PM Green Door Store - VICE Issue Launch: Cymbals, Bhurgiest & Neighbourhood Gout 11PMHampton Arms - Classic pub

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rock to disco fever 8PMHaunt - Lout Promotions Pres John Foxx & The Maths, Gazelle Twin 7PM £20advHoney Club - I Love R & B Squiz & Too Cold 11PM £5 Hydrant - Subhumans & Support 8PM £10Komedia - Jonny Cash 80th Birthday Anniversary Tribute & DJ Dave Mumbles playing classic rockabilly 7:30PM £13Komedia - Brighton Jazz Club Golden Xplosion Quartet 8PM £13/£15Marlborough - I<3 Electro 9PMMesmerist - Shake, Holla & Roll Dixieland jazz, 40, 50 rhythm & blues 9PMNorthern Lights - DJ Oli Mixed party tunes 9PMProud Brighton Ballroom - Deadmen’s Motorcycles first event ‘The Ton Club’ £5adv/£8Sticky Mike’s Frog Bar - Late Night Lingerie A clubnight which praises bands instead of a DJ 9PM £3 The Prince Albert - Loki, Safehouse, O.W.L.S 8:30PM £4Thomas Kemp - DJ Night DJ’s Hep Cat Matt and Ollie ‘Citizen’ Lane 9PMWhite Rabbit - WTF? Brighton, the wonky electro synth pop disco nonsense 8PMVolks - In The Face Stagga & Warlock, Yeahhbuzz, Badical, Gash, Hadean & Support 10PM £5/£8

SATurDAY 25THAncient Mariner - The Acoustic Sessions Boogie Woogie Troop 8PMAbove Audio - Warehouse Funk & Soul DJ’s £5Audio - Warehouse Alex Metric 11PM £5Belushi’s Bar - Unplugged Rocket Dogs live acoustic duo plus DJ Sleeps 9PMBelushi’s Below - Faceplant Punk Rock 9PM £2/£5Black Lion - Burnt Toast Blackbelt Jonez & friends 9PMBrunswick - The Blues Corporation Legendary Brighton Blues 10-piece 8PM £10Coalition - Wired Vince Manganaro, Vince Frimpong, Charles Green, Charly Lopez 11PM £5Concorde 2 - Devotion Hype, Subzero, Phantasy, Harry Shotta, IC3 11PM £10Digital - Playroom 11PM £10/£12Doctor Brightons - Sexy Saturday DJ Tony B 9:30PMEasy Bar - Miss Dangerous Pres Fam Daniels, Legs MC & Lucky

8PM Fiddler’s Elbow - Saturday Sizzlers DJ’s Soul Casserole 9PMFishBowl - Daddy Marcus Soul, disco, funk and party classics 9PMFortune Of War - Tuaca Pres Deckchairs, First Word records Night, Kindkanevil, GillaFreemasons - Aran Reynolds & Ollie Sturdy 8PMGlobe - Andy Ash Disco, house, techno 9PMGrand Central - Jukebox Hero! Green Door Store - Lout Promotions Pres Spector & David’s Lyre 7:30PM £6adv Green Door Store - The Big Itch 11PMHoney Club - Honey Music Guest DJ, Honey Residents 11PM £3/£5/£7Hope - Skief Promotions Pres The Hope Headbanger, Loose Lips, Run Young Lovers, Graces Collide & Rising Tide 7:30PM £5adv Hydrant - Touche Amore Basement, Maths, No Coast 7PM £10Hydrant - Wide Eyed Order Funge, Dub ‘n’ Tuff Allstars 8PM £tbcKomedia - Mod For It 60’s, 70’s and 80’s! 11PM £5Marlborough - Lick Me Up DJ Dame Amy 9PMMesmerist - Juke Joint Jamboree Vintage hits and boutique rarities 9PMNorthern Lights - DJ Åbo Sexy funk & soul 9PMPavilion Tavern - Snap Crackle & Britpop Night of 90s magic £4Proud Brighton Ballroom - Blitz Party “Make tea, not War!” Come and hide at a hangout like no other at our Blitz Party! 10:30PM £8Saint George’s Church - Lout Promotions Pres Marina & The Diamonds, Guest 7:30PM £20advSticky Mike’s Frog Bar - Stick It On Is all about YOU becoming the DJ for the night 10PM £4/£5The Prince Albert - Club Meow Meow 8:30PM £4Thomas Kemp - DJ Night DJ Danny 9PMWest Hill - L’Amour Electronique Synthesized Sounds & French Pop 9PMWhite Rabbit - The Mixer men, fasten your seatbelts for a fusion of the finest upbeat tuneage 8PMVictory - DJ Rob Taylor (Up Against It) Big Soul, Odd Rock, Alt-Pop & general nice vibes 9PMQuadrant - Stand-up Comedy

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An Audience With Peter, Adam Vincent, Gary Sansome, Sami Stone 8:30PM £5/£6

SuNDAY 26THBelushi’s Bar - Now That’s What I Call a Party Part 1 with DJ Moogle 9PMBlack Lion - Live & Swingin Gypsy Jazz, swing, blues, soul & funk 8PMCoalition - Blow Vince Manganaro, Charly Lopez, Charles Green & Guests 3AM £5Easy Bar - The Caribbean Kitchen Pres Reggae and Roast 12PMFiddler’s Elbow - Sham Rock Open Mic 8:30PMFishBowl - Recovery? Asbest & Sinner 9PMGlobe - Hot-Tip Hi-Fi Reggae, Rocksteady & Ska 9PMGreen Door Store - Sunday Service: Bobby McGees, Tom Figgins & House of Hats 5PM Green Door Store - Green Door Blues 10PMHampton Arms - Live acoustic sessions 5PM Honey Club - Sundays at The Honey Lil Alex & Guests 11PM £2/£3Hope - CC Promotions Pres Cap In Hand, Wrecktheplacefantastic & More 8PM £4 Hydrant - TSL Pres The Social Club, Matadors, Get Human, Caution Horses, T’Bitter 1:30PM £4Hydrant - Brave Yesterday & Support 8PMThe Prince Albert - Authorities & Support 8:30PM £6Thomas Kemp - Jazz In The Afternoon Lee and his Piano!White Rabbit - Hush Hush, a live weekly acoustic showcase of fine local talent 8PM

MONDAY 27THBelushi’s Bar - Pump up the 90’s 9PMBlack Lion - Monday Club Anything goes, great music 9PMBrunswick - Open Mic Popular open mic night with full stage and PA 8:30PMCoalition - Trash Mondays DJs Willerby, Charles Green and Milton 10:30PM £3/£5Green Door Store - Lout Promotions Pres The Whip & Support 7:30PM £10advGreen Door Store - IronGiant 11PMHampton Arms - Keyring Club Mondays Hydrant - Portraits EP Release

Protect Your Neck, Centralia DC 8PM £tbcKomedia - Dressed in Black Pop Songs From The Shadows 11PM £3Latest Music Bar - This Must Be The Place Pres Charlene Soraia 7:30PM SOLD OUT!Mesmerist - Stroll On Mondays 60 & 70 Rock, Mod, Blues 8:30PMThe Prince Albert - Born to Lose 8:30PM £3Volks - Strictly Reggae Dancehall, Bashment, Roots, Revivail 11PM £4.50/£5

TuESDAY 28THAbove Audio - Cotton Tail Club 8PMAudio - Guerilla Rocks 11PM £2/£3Belushi’s Bar - Back to the 80’s 9PMBlack Lion - Hit The Decks Open Decks Spin Off Brunswick - Jazz Jam Jazz Jam Session with house band and regular special guests 8PMCoalition - Next Hype Pres Full Volume 10:30PM £3/£5Digital - CU Next Tuesday 11PM £3/£4Green Door Store - Hard Times 11PMHoney Club - Latin Fever Salsa Lessons 8PM Followed by DJs Aaron George - Gabriel Angel & Yersin Rivas 10PM £1/£3 Hydrant - Still Bust Three Summers Strong, Harker, Some Sort Of Threat 8PMLatest Music Bar - When Im Pretty Pres The Sumerian Kyngs, Plus, DJ Melita 8PM £4Mash Tun - Seven X Seven Student Night 7PMThe Prince Albert - String Of Colonies, Lu’Ami 8:30PM £3/£4

WEDNESDAY 29THAbove Audio - Hip Hop from Drs Orders and Kung FuAudio - Logistics ST, Lofty 11PM £tbcBelushi’s Bar - Now That’s What I Call a Party Part 2 with DJ Sleeps 9PMBelushi’s Below - Detention 8PMBlack Lion - The Black Lion Open Mic Night Solos, acousitic sets and open mic review night 8:30PMCoalition - Cocoloco Promotions Pres CoCo LoCo 10:30PM £3/£5Concorde 2 - One Inch Badge Pres The War On Drugs 7:30PM £10 Digital - The Poundance 11PM £3/£4

FishBowl - Tea & Buscuits Gareth Stephens 10PMGlobe - Global Bass DJ Ted Lauren 9PMHaunt - Juice New Music Showcase Night of the best local bands 7PM £3Hydrant - Tellison Jumping Ships 8PM £5Komedia - DHP Concerts presents Soko 7:30PM £10Latest Music Bar - Harry Oakwood, Dan Powell, Mark Wright 7:30PM £5Mash Tun - Tin Cup Collective 5 Piece Soul, Funk Band 7PMMesmerist - Swing Ninjas Busking band 9PMOpen House - Safe House Evening of improvised live music 8PM £5/£6The Prince Albert - Tiny Dragons, Meatloaf At Mary’s, Alice Ameilia 8:30PM £3/£4Thomas Kemp - Kev & Jennas Open Mic 8:30PMVolks - Switch Up Drum n Bass, Dubstep, Jungle, Electro

CulTurE THEATrE


theatre

Upstairs from the Grand central pub is

a veritable gem of a small venue, The

Nightingale Theatre. Continuing their

program of small, but perfectly formed

productions is His Spread Legs on

17th and 18th February. Written and

directed by Ben Webb and performed

by Sean Hart, this is a poetic and

political bedtime story which is

moving and funny in equal measure.

The Permanent Way by David

Hare comes to the New Venture

Theatre 18th to 25th February. This is

powerful, and often strongly political,

piece of verbatim theatre which charts

the privatisation of British railways.

From a range of first-hand accounts,

from the survivors and bereaved to

Government ministers, combining

to voice a compelling story of

mismanagement and the disasters that

resulted.

The Theatre Royal presents The

Kings Speech between Mon 27th

February and Saturday 3rd March.

A story about the world’s most

famous man getting to grips with a

stammer and the demands of new

technology. Charles Edwards and

Jonathan Hyde show us that being

the monarch is all about more than

wearing lots of bling and politely

asking people what they do.

Upstairs from the Grand central pub is a veritable gem of a small venue, The Nightingale Theatre. By Stuart Rolt

Slightly more vapid, but no less

enjoyable, is Legally Blonde the

Musical which hits the Theatre Royal

between on Tuesday 13th and Saturday

24th of March.

This multi-award stealing,

all-singing, all-dancing romantic

comedy is about defying people’s

preconceptions of you and proving

what you are really capable of. This

is the funniest and most fabulous

musical around.

Blackly hilarious and full of

deceptions, secrets and betrayals,

The Beauty Queen of Leenane runs

until Saturday 4th February at The

Little Theatre. This story of a lonely,

virgin spinster, who is imprisoned by

circumstance, takes place entirely in a

shabby, poorly-lit kitchen, resulting in

a claustrophobic sense of desperation.

This is familiar territory for this kind

of show, but an excellent and darkly

comedic script ensures its one not to

miss.

Upstairs at Three and Ten presents

Two Days of Plays: A Bite-Size Buffet

until Sunday 5th February. Featuring

a collection of 14 wonderful ten-minute

plays that will be performed in little

sets of 2 or 3 at time from 5:30pm-9pm

the audience just pays for what they

want to see. Gathered from some of

the world’s most exciting emerging

writers, including work from the UK,

USA and Australia, this is excellent, if

slightly eccentric way of experiencing

theatre.

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THE KINGS SPEECH

SPECIAl FEATurE


Brighton Science Festival 2012 aims to smash the preconceptions that science is solely the dominion of corduroy-clad boffins and highlight its practical applications throughout our everyday lives. Taking place at various venues around the city and dealing with all aspects of the scientific realm, from commercially applicable technologies to the whacky domain of fringe sciences, this month long event aims to educate and entertain. By Stuart Rolt

Science FeStival

QuABINET OF QuANTuM QurIOSITYflavour of the decade, the elusive higgs boson particle, and many mysteries of Quantum theory will be discussed at the Quabinet of Quantum Quriosity on the 19th.

SIMPlY BrIllIANT PHYSICSthe simply Brilliant physics evening on the 22nd, with english über-inventor trevor Bayliss, will showing us all the true meaning of intelligent design.

HuMANIST SOCIETYon the 1st Brighton and hove humanist society will be bravely attempting to cover everything from the dawn of time to Big Brother in 13.72 minutes – that’s a breath-taking one minute per billion years.

FAMIlY FuN DAYSthe first weekend of the festival (11th and 12th) sees the popular family fun days at hove park school. Children aged 7-14 will get inspired by the creative, messy, loud side of science, with help from real sheep, real explosions, cloud chambers, a snotty nose big enough to crawl through and very much more.

COMICAl SPINIn case all this gets a little too heavy, then robin Ince, Marcus Brigstocke, the festival of the spoken Nerd and helen Keen will all be putting a comical spin on science.

ruPErT SHElDrAKEIf you want your mind bent, try out the edgy scientific ideas of rupert sheldrake, author of the science delusion on the 20th.

MAKE YOur MIND uP TIMEfor the very brave why not try Make your Mind up time on the 26th where you’ll delve into the murky world of consciousness and how much of our world is a figment of our imagination. Bring your loved ones and see if you still think they exist at the end of the day.

CATAlYST CluBBrighton’s famous Catalyst Club will host two specials. first a Catastrophe Club on the 9th where they cheerily look forward to the end of the world, followed by a soothing Catalyst goes Cuddly on the 23rd where three speakers will revel in the delights of custard, computer games and hedgehogs.

BIG SCIENCE SATurDAYthe usual centrepiece of the science festival is the Big science saturday on the 25th, which this year will be investigating swearing as pain relief, how to age well, the mathematics of olympic athletes and turning water into wine.

AT THE DuKE OF YOrKSAs part of the event the duke of yorks will be getting into the spirit of the proceedings by hosting special film screenings of the day the earth Caught fire on the 17th and Mulholland drive on the 26th.

FOr THE KIDSAs always there will be special events aimed at children throughout half term, including how to be Magic on the 12th, the wonderfully named Chewy, gummy, physics factory on the 18th and special theme days focussing on ecology, food and the science of crafts.

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www.BrightonScience.comtwitter: @brightonscience

THEATrE lISTINGS


liStingSFrIDAY 3rDTheatre Royal Brighton - Rat Pack In Back Original tribute to Frank, Dean & Sammy performance by The Don Hunt Orchestra & The Flamingo Showgirls 7:45PM £18/£19

SATurDAY 4THNightingale - Pres (Dining Room) Lorraine Brown’s Comfort Zone. Theatre as she explores what makes us truly comfortable 8PM £5/£6

MONDAY 6THTheatre Royal Brighton - Chris Addison The Time is Now, Again. Top class stand up from one of the classiest stand ups around 8PM £22

WEDNESDAY 8THTheatre Royal Brighton - Moscow City Ballet Swan Lake, Victor Smirnov-Golovanov’s flawless production set to Tchaikovsky’s music 2:30PM £19/£33

THurSDAY 9THTheatre Royal Brighton - Moscow City Ballet Swan Lake, Victor Smirnov-Golovanov’s flawless production set to Tchaikovsky’s music 2:30PM £19/£33

FrIDAY 10THTheatre Royal Brighton - Moscow City Ballet The Nutcracker, Visual feast for every audience, follows little Clara’s adventures 2:30PM & 7:45PM £19/£33

SATurDAY 11THNightingale - Pres His Pread Legs. Written & Directed by Ben Webb, Performed by Sean Hart 8PM £7/£9Theatre Royal Brighton - Moscow City Ballet The Nutcracker, Visual feast for every audience, follows little Clara’s adventures 2:30PM & 7:45PM £19/£33

SuNDAY 12THNightingale - Pres His Pread Legs. Written & Directed by Ben Webb, Performed by Sean Hart 8PM £7/£9Theatre Royal Brighton - Moscow City Ballet The Nutcracker, Visual feast for every audience, follows little Clara’s adventures 2:30PM £19/£33

MONDAY 13THTheatre Royal Brighton - Fireman Sam Pontypandy Rocks, Join Fireman Sam and his friends as Pontypandy holds its first ever music festival 1PM £13/£15 Family Ticket £50

THurSDAY 16THTheatre Royal Brighton - Beyond The Barricade Recreating original West End and Broadway musical hit songs with amazing authenticity 7:30PM £18/£20

FrIDAY 17THNightingale - Dining Room Shortcuts. See the newest work from Brighton performers 8PM

SATurDAY 18THNightingale - Dining Room Shortcuts. See the newest work from Brighton performers 8PM

SuNDAY 19THNightingale - Dining Room Indepen & Community, Us Puppeteers, Whitebox Collective 7:30PMMarlborough - The Steampunk Hidden Nautilus Neo Victorian Cabaret 8PM £6.50/£7

MONDAY 20THNightingale - Dining Room 7:30PM £6.50/£8.50Theatre Royal Brighton - Star Quality Amanda Donahoe leads a stellar cast of 12 in Noël Coward’s deliciously funny final play 7:45PM £12/£27

TuESDAY 21STNightingale - Dining Room 7:30PM £6.50/£8.50Theatre Royal Brighton - Star Quality Amanda Donahoe leads a stellar cast of 12 in Noël Coward’s deliciously funny final play 7:45PM £12/£27

WEDNESDAY 22NDTheatre Royal Brighton - Star Quality Amanda Donahoe leads a stellar cast of 12 in Noël Coward’s deliciously funny final play 7:45PM £12/£27

THurSDAY 23rDTheatre Royal Brighton - Star Quality Amanda Donahoe leads a stellar cast of 12 in Noël Coward’s deliciously funny final play 7:45PM £12/£27

FrIDAY 24THTheatre Royal Brighton - Star Quality Amanda Donahoe leads a stellar cast of 12 in Noël Coward’s deliciously funny final play 7:45PM £12/£27

SATurDAY 25THTheatre Royal Brighton - Star Quality Amanda Donahoe leads a stellar cast of 12 in Noël Coward’s deliciously funny final play 7:45PM £12/£27

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CulTurE COMEDY


If your New Year’s resolutions have

been slowly severed over recent weeks,

and the oh-I-must-get-healthy intentions

still haven’t materialized, don’t worry.

If, like everyone else, you want to blast

away those annoying winter blues,

have a look at this month’s COMEDY

CHrONIClE highlights, and check

out what Brighton has to offer in the

way of funny stuff. It’s definitely better

than running on a treadmill while

coMeDy chronicle

HOW DID YOu GET INTO THE WOrlD OF COMEDY?I started lying my way into nights when I was seventeen – you’d be amazed how rubbish your Id can be when they really need people through the door. I did it till I was about twenty, by which point I hated it so much I refused to step foot inside a comedy club for seven years. I got back into it when I finally realised I was a normal person doing something very difficult and I didn’t have to try and be a genius. I also did the Jill edwards stand-up course at the Komedia. It teaches you excellent technique – she’s a black belt in stand-up. WHAT’S BEEN YOur MOST MEMOrABlE GIG, AND WHAT HAPPENED?When I was nineteen I did a Comic relief gig in a horrible pub in Amersham. Before the show, somebody got coshed at the bar – not even glassed, coshed. they had coshes in there. A few people went on before me and died terribly.

staring at a wall. The health benefits

of laughter are endless; it boosts your

energy, strengthens your immune

system, and if you get down to one of

Brighton’s finest comedy nights, you’ll

discover the side-splittingly social and

spectacularly sexy benefits as well.

In the words of David Brent ‘You

can’t put a price on comedy’. Er, you

can, but fortunately it’s not always too

pricey, thanks to some pretty savvy and

slick stand-up organisers.

Local comedian, compere and

conspicuous charmer Rue Barratt has

been putting on nights and making

people laugh since he was too young

to buy a pint, and we at BN1 Magazine

were lucky enough to catch up with

him to find out how, why and what? ....

By Beki Turner

None of my jokes got even the slightest laugh, but then fortunately I saw this guy at the front who was so drunk he was practically dancing about to my set. Quick as a flash, I hit on the idea of making him do different dances, taking requests from the crowd, who loved it. I was shouting ‘dance for me! dance for me!’, while they all clapped along. I felt kind of bad, but him being so plastered saved my hide, so I felt pretty pleased at my ingenuity until after the gig I found out he hadn’t been drunk at all. A couple of years before he’d come off his motorbike without a helmet. everyone there knew him. DO YOu HAvE ANY COMEDY HErOES?eddie Izzard, Mitch hedberg, hannibal Buress... that guy especially you have to check out on youtube. WHAT ArE YOur PlANS FOr FuTurE EvENTS, BOTH lOCAllY AND BEYOND?

locally, I’m going to continue working on my night laughtermath, which as of March is moving to the Caroline of Brunswick. I’m pretty stoked about a new night I’m setting up with sami stone at the old Market theatre, called laughtermarket (see what we did there?). you should come check that one out, because it’s going to be frankly amazing, and only £1.50. Although good comedy has no price. to put that into perspective, bad comedy often costs about five pounds. speaking on a more global scale, I think the future event we’ll all planning for is the Zombie Apocalypse. We don’t have many guns in this country so I’m going to use a baseball bat. It’s essentially a club, the most basic weapon devised by man. I don’t think I have it in me to stab someone, even the undead. I did stab myself once, below my left buttock. I wasn’t trying to though - I was trying to cut spring onions. I must have hit something because the blood came out in a great parabolic arc with every heartbeat. It’s like my

fifteenth favourite scar. WHAT DO YOu lIKE ABOuT lIvING IN BrIGHTON?the way you’ll often see all the eccentricity of a normal town compressed into one person. some dude with five watches on his arm and a plastic doll, or wearing a magic hat with his trousers held up with string. these are my people.

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FEBRUARY 7TH lAuGHTErMATHthe Caxton ArmsNorth gardens, Brighton

FEBRUARY 9THlAuGHTErMArKETthe old Market theatre, hove

23RD FEBRUARYlIvE ‘N’ lAuGHING psychosocial, Brighton

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COMEDY lISTINGS


liStingSWEDNESDAY 1STBrunswick - Three Oak Produc-tions Pres An Evening of Magic & Mentalism 7:30PM £8

THurSDAY 2NDBrunswick - Brighton Stand Up Comedy Course Learn to be a comedian 7PM £tbcKomedia - Krater Comedy Club 3 top stand-ups and one of the best MCs 8PM £5 - £18

FrIDAY 3rDAlibi Pub - The Comedy Cooler 7 great comedians including a fantastic headliner and guest compere 8PM £4Komedia - Krater Comedy Club 3 top stand-ups and one of the best MCs 8PM £11.50 - £29 (meal deal)Komedia - Terry Alderton – 2012 Tour Brand new show 8PM £10.50 - £12.50 (meal deal)Komedia - The Maydays – Top Story Hot off the press! Award-winning masters of improv comedy 8PM £6/£8

SATurDAY 4THKomedia - Krater Comedy Club 3 top stand-ups and one of the best MCs 7PM, 8PM & 10:30PM £15 - £29 (meal deal)Komedia - The Maydays - Confessions Award-winning, critically acclaimed improv comedians 8PM £8/£10Theatre Royal Brighton - Rus-sell Kane Manscaping, Join Fosters Comedy Award winner and star of loads of stuff on telly 8PM £18.50Quadrant - Stand-up Comedy Carly Smallman, Ben Smith, Pat Burtscher, Sami Stone, Sam Furniss 8:30PM £5/£6

SuNDAY 5THKomedia - Krater Comedy Club 3 top stand-ups and one of the best MCs 8PM £5 - £20.50 (meal deal)Komedia - Bent Double An ir-reverent night of fun and frolics hosted byZoe Lyons 8PM £8.50 - £19.50 (meal deal)Theatre Royal Brighton - Chris Addison The Time is Now, Again. Top class stand up from one of the classiest stand ups around 8PM £22

WEDNESDAY 8THKomedia - Richard Herring Does anybody love anybody anyway? 8PM £15Whistlestop Inn - Express Com-edy Some of the best up-and-coming comedians in the South 7:30PM £4

THurSDAY 9THBrunswick - Brighton Stand Up Comedy Course Learn to be a comedian 7PM £tbcKomedia - Krater Comedy Club 3 top stand-ups and one of the best MCs 8PM £5 - £18Psychosocial - Live ‘n’ Laugh-ing: feat. MAX DICKENS, DAVE MOUNFIELD and more. £10/£6TOM The Old Market - New Material Comedy Night (tbc) Resident DJ Miss Scarlet – Soul, Funk and Motown

FrIDAY 10THKomedia - Krater Comedy Club 3 top stand-ups and one of the best MCs 8PM £11.50 - £29 (meal deal)

SATurDAY 11THKomedia - Krater Comedy Club 3 top stand-ups and one of the best MCs 7PM, 8PM & 10:30PM £15 - £29 (meal deal)Komedia - Funny Women Some of the best female comics on the circuit 8PM £8/£10Quadrant - Stand-up Comedy Dave Thompson, Daniel Simon-sen, Sami Stone, Richard Fox and Rue Barratt 8:30PM £5/£6

SuNDAY 12THKomedia - Krater Comedy Club 3 top stand-ups and one of the best MCs 8PM £5 - £20.50 (meal deal)Latest Music Bar - Brighton Sci-ence Festival Robot Woman of the Future 8PM £5

MONDAY 13THSticky Mike’s Frog Bar - Iou Comedy Simon Evans, Michael Fabbri, Horse and Louis, Max Dickins & Support 8PM £4

TuESDAY 14THEasy Bar - Mac & Easy Bar Pres Free Live Comedy 8PM Komedia - Valentines Krater Comedy Club Valentine’s Spe-cial Menu 8PM £12.50 - £27 (meal deal)

WEDNESDAY 15THTheatre Royal Brighton - Omid Djalili Tour of Duty, Multi award winning stand up, television and move star, brand new com-edy show 8PM £20

THurSDAY 16THBrunswick - Brighton Stand Up Comedy Course Learn to be a comedian 7PM £tbcKomedia - Krater Comedy Club 3 top stand-ups and one of the best MCs 8PM £5 - £18Latest Music Bar - Brighton Science Festival Bright Club: Bodies 7:30PM £5TOM The Old Market - Simmon Munnery Hats off to the 101ers, and other material 8PM £12


SATurDAY 18THKomedia - Krater Comedy Club 3 top stand-ups and one of the best MCs 7PM, 8PM & 10:30PM £15 - £29 (meal deal)Quadrant - Stand-up Comedy Andrew Watts, Keith Platt, Frankie Williams, Sami Stone and Stephen Bailey 8:30PM £5/£6

SuNDAY 19THKomedia - Topp Twins original country-music comedy duo 7:30PM £15Komedia - Krater Comedy Club 3 top stand-ups and one of the best MCs 8PM £5 - £20.50 (meal deal)

THurSDAY 23rDBrunswick - Brighton Stand Up Comedy Course Learn to be a comedian 7PM £tbcKomedia - Comic Boom Iain Stirling 8PM £7/£9Komedia - The Noise Next Door Comedy Lock-In Some of the UK’s top comedians 8PM £8 - £18.50 (meal deal)Psychosocial - Live ‘n’ Laugh-ing: feat. JAMES ACASTER, SEAN MCLOUGHLIN and more. £10/£6TOM The Old Market - John Peel’s Shed Performed by John Osborne 8PM £12


SATurDAY 25THKomedia - Kids Popcorn Com-edy. Comedy videos on the big screen 2PM £6.50/£8.50Komedia - Krater Comedy Club 3 top stand-ups and one of the best MCs 7PM, 8PM & 10:30PM £15 - £29 (meal deal)

SuNDAY 26THKomedia - Krater Comedy Club 3 top stand-ups and one of the best MCs 8PM £5 - £20.50 (meal deal)Komedia - The Humble Quest for a Universal Genius Mark Allen and Eli Silverman pit two top stand-up comedians against each 8PM £7/£9Latest Music Bar - Rosie Wilby and Aidan Goatley 7PM £5/£6

TuESDAY 28THForagers Pub - C.U.L.T. Comedy A night of top local comedy, compered by Juice FM’s break-fast DJ, Guy Lloyd 8PM £4

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FEBruArY IS HErE and it’s time to put away those detox

books and running shoes and reach for the chocolate boxes,

balloons and teddy bears…or sick buckets depending on

which way you’re inclined. So whether you’re after creative

ideas on how to impress your loved one or simply looking to

escape all that is pink, fluffy and nauseating, here are some

of my top visual treats of the month. By Faye Morrison

artS

I HEArT uthe JAg gallery and open studios, located on Madeira drive, has certainly embraced the romantic motif. It stages ‘I heArt u’ on the 5th; a Valentines-themed event which features, among others, the new collection of mixed-media and Brighton-inspired work by local artist ryan Brown. entertainment, drinks and their mysterious invention ‘speed Arting’ (whatever that is) will all be on offer, topped off by an evening auction at 8pm; held in support of the Argus Appeal. of lorem Ipsum, you need to be sure there isn’t anything embarrassing hidden in the middle of text.

ArT lOvErSthe park View pub on preston drove has also jumped on the love-waggon; hosting a Valentine’s day private view of their ‘Art lovers’ exhibition between 6 and 10:30pm. the work of a number of up-and-coming local talents, including mixed-media artist penelope oakley, will be on display.

BrOKEN GrOuNDfortunately for those those cynics among you, the phoenix gallery appear to have missed the heart-shaped memo and is instead displaying ‘Broken ground’ from the 11th. this exhibition of large prints by Canadian artist derek Besant explores the theme of urban destruction; featuring reconstructed photographic images of building sites from around the globe. By capturing the various stages of excavation, Besant looks to display the role of redevelopment in exposing the layers of a city’s past.

INTuITION AND INGENuITYlighthouse, located on Kensington street, is catering for the art-loving geek throughout this month with their new exhibition. on show as part of Brighton science festival, ‘Intuition and Ingenuity’ celebrates the centenary anniversary of the birth of father of modern computing: Alan turing. It brings together the work of a range of scientific artists, including roman Verostko, boredomresearch and patrick tresset, in an exploration of the continuing influence of turing’s life and work on art and contemporary culture.

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THurSDAY 2NDFriese-Greene House Gallery - Conquer Artists 6 young artists exhibiting a range of works including: drawings, paint-ings, video, photography and installation pieces Open From 9:30AM

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SATurDAY 4THFriese-Greene House Gallery - Conquer Artists 6 young artists exhibiting a range of works including: drawings, paint-ings, video, photography and installation pieces Open From 9:30AM

SuNDAY 5THFriese-Greene House Gallery - Conquer Artists 6 young artists exhibiting a range of works including: drawings, paint-ings, video, photography and installation pieces Open From 9:30AM

MONDAY 6THFriese-Greene House Gallery - Conquer Artists 6 young artists exhibiting a range of works including: drawings, paint-ings, video, photography and installation pieces Open From 9:30AMSticky Mike’s Frog Bar - Any Persan Halp Me Explore new genres of poetry and literature made possible by Post-Modem life 8PM

TuESDAY 7THFriese-Greene House Gallery - Conquer Artists 6 young artists exhibiting a range of works including: drawings, paint-ings, video, photography and installation pieces Open From 9:30AM

Mesmerist - The Mesmerist Conjurers Consortium The space for amateur and profes-sional magicians 7:30PM

WEDNESDAY 8THFriese-Greene House Gallery - Conquer Artists 6 young artists exhibiting a range of works including: drawings, paint-ings, video, photography and installation pieces Open From 9:30AM

Komedia - Rattle Tales Group of local writers, trying out new stuff and seeing what works and what doesn’t in front of an audience 8PM £4

THurSDAY 9THFriese-Greene House Gallery - Conquer Artists 6 young artists exhibiting a range of works including: drawings, paint-ings, video, photography and installation pieces Open From 9:30AM

Komedia - The Space A unique arts & entertainment event with special guests interviewed in an informal setting 8PM £5.50/£8.50

FrIDAY 10THFriese-Greene House Gallery - Conquer Artists 6 young artists exhibiting a range of works including: drawings, paint-

ings, video, photography and installation pieces Open From 9:30AM

SATurDAY 11THFriese-Greene House Gallery - Conquer Artists 6 young artists exhibiting a range of works including: drawings, paint-ings, video, photography and installation pieces Open From 9:30AM

SuNDAY 12THFriese-Greene House Gallery - Conquer Artists 6 young artists exhibiting a range of works including: drawings, paint-ings, video, photography and installation pieces Open From 9:30AM

MONDAY 13THFriese-Greene House Gallery - Conquer Artists 6 young artists exhibiting a range of works including: drawings, paint-ings, video, photography and installation pieces Open From 9:30AM

TuESDAY 14THFriese-Greene House Gallery - Conquer Artists 6 young artists exhibiting a range of works including: drawings, paint-ings, video, photography and installation pieces Open From 9:30AM

Mesmerist - The Mesmerist Conjurers Consortium The space for amateur and profes-sional magicians 7:30PM

TuESDAY 21STMesmerist - The Mesmerist Conjurers Consortium The space for amateur and profes-sional magicians 7:30PM

FrIDAY 24THBrighton Centre - Modelworld is a unique exhibition showcasing models of all types from around the country 10AM £5.50 - £8.50

SATurDAY 25THBrighton Centre - Modelworld is a unique exhibition showcasing models of all types from around the country 10AM £5.50 - £8.50

SuNDAY 26THBrighton Centre - Modelworld is a unique exhibition showcasing models of all types from around the country 10AM £5.50 - £8.50

TuESDAY 28THMesmerist - The Mesmerist Conjurers Consortium The space for amateur and profes-sional magicians 7:30PM

Towner (Eastbourne) - Gibson / Martelli (igloo): VISITOR In-spired by the artists’ travels to the snowy mountains of the Ca-nadian Rockies and developed during research at the Banff Arts Centre 10AM

WEDNESDAY 29THHope - Hi Zero Poetry Redings 7:30PM £4

Phoenix Brighton - Art Junky Indoor market that combines our love for quirky jumble sale culture with local artistic talent 11AM

Towner (Eastbourne) - Gibson / Martelli (igloo): VISITOR In-spired by the artists’ travels to the snowy mountains of the Ca-nadian Rockies and developed during research at the Banff Arts Centre 10AM

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For me, it comes down to Kill List,

from Brighton based director and

writer Ben Wheatley, and We Need to

Talk About Kevin. The powerful film

from Lynne Ramsay, adapted from the

bestselling novel, is one of the most

tense, unsettling and brutal that I’ve

seen in many years; certainly my kind

of film. With compelling performances

from virtually every actor, especially

Tilda Swinton and newcomer Ezra

Miller in the title role, We Need to

Talk About Kevin, charts the exploits

of Swinton’s sadistic son, from his

birth to a particularly shocking trail

of destruction, which we witness in the

conclusion. Overall, this is a thought

provoking and an unforgettable film.

FilM

For this, my second contribution to BN1 Magazine, I’ve asked three of my Brighton based film-loving friends to sum-up their favourite films of 2011. By Wayne Imms

THE TrEE OF lIFE

Duke of York’s General Manager,

Jon Barrenechea

Whether this film is a masterpiece or

not, its release was the cinematic event

of 2011, a long-awaited movie from

the very un-prolific Terrence Malick,

30 years in the making. It moved

me, amazed me, made me remember,

and made me think. And I had more

arguments about it than any other film

in years. It gets better every time I see

it. An epic piece of art that could only

belong on the big screen.

13 ASSASSINS

Odeon Brighton Marketing

Manager, James Tully

13 Assassins, by Japanese Director

Takashi Miike, is a master class in

build up and pay-off. The story centres

on a band of misfits who draw a line in

the sand against a fearsome and cruel

dictator. A group of assassins hatch

a plan to attack him and his army in

an amazingly staged 45 minute fight

sequence that simply takes your breath

away with its inventiveness. Miike is

known more for his horror and comic

book violence, so it’s a revelation to

see him show such masterful restraint

here. Along with his upcoming Hara-

Kiri: Death of a Samurai, Miike has

created one of the greatest double bills

of all time. The best Samurai films

since Kurosawa.

KIll lIST

Sound Recordist of Elephant

Sounds, Kirstie Howell

For me, Kill List has to be the best

film of the year. Why? Because with

one fell swoop, it dismembers the

most unnerving beast known to little

Britain – the suburban existence.

It uses violence, not gratuitously,

but as a necessity, and keeps you

sweating uncomfortably on your toes

throughout the majority of the film.

Kill List skilfully delivers an ending,

which not only takes you completely

by surprise, it leaves you talking about

it for hours, in fact, I’m still thinking

about its ending, and I saw it months

ago. It’s a low budget film, which just

confirms what we all knew already

– there’s just no substitute for good

writing.

Wayne is the Creative director of The Space, which holds arts and film events. At Komedia on february 9th, the line-up of interviewees are oscar winning composer Rachel Portman and film distributor studio Canal’s Dan MacRae. While, at the duke of york’s, the space presents The Dark Crystal 30th Anniversary event with a screening of the film and very special guests. www.thespace.uk.com

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liStingSWEDNESDAY 1STBrunswick - Language Classes Informal Spanish class run by a full accredited tutor 7PM £5

THurSDAY 2NDBrunswick - Brighton Jazz School – Learn To Listen Jazz Listening Course 6PM £6

SATurDAY 4THBrunswick - Yoga Lessons 9:30AM £5Brunswick - Harpin’ Festival Beginners & Intermediate Harmonica Workshops 11AM £12/£14

SuNDAY 5THKomedia - The Sundae Club Creative workshops, games, drawing and dancing for kids 11AM £2.50 - £10 (family of 4)

TuESDAY 7THBrunswick - Brighton Jazz School – Learn To Play Jazz tuition 11AM £tbcBrunswick - Yoga Lessons 5:30PM £5Open House - Jazz Work Shop Try out your Jazz skills and play along with some masters to help you along 8PM £tbcTOM The Old Market - Mini-clicks Photography night, February guest Chris Floyd

WEDNESDAY 8THBrunswick - Language Classes Informal Spanish class run by a full accredited tutor 7PM £5Brunswick - Conversation Café Discussion Group 7:30PM £5

THurSDAY 9THBrunswick - Brighton Jazz School – Learn To Listen Jazz Listening Course 6PM £6Latest Music Bar - Brighton Science Festival Catalyst Club Catastrophe! 8PM £5

SATurDAY 11THBrunswick - Yoga Lessons 9:30AM £5

SuNDAY 12THBrighton Centre - Brighton Re-cord & CD Fair offers the very best in new and vintage items on all formats 9:30AM £2/£5

TuESDAY 14THBrunswick - Brighton Jazz School – Learn To Play Jazz tuition 11AM £tbcBrunswick - Yoga Lessons 5:30PM £5Latest Music Bar - Brighton Science Festival Pocket Science Funfair 11AM £3/£5Open House - Jazz Work Shop Try out your Jazz skills and play along with some masters to help you along 8PM £tbc

WEDNESDAY 15THBrunswick - Language Classes Informal Spanish class run by a full accredited tutor 7PM £5Latest Music Bar - Brighton Sci-ence Festival Science Show off, Open mic night 8PM

THurSDAY 16THBrunswick - Brighton Jazz School – Learn To Listen Jazz Listening Course 6PM £6

SATurDAY 18THBrunswick - Yoga Lessons 9:30AM £5Latest Music Bar - What Can Possibly Go Wrong? Ecological disasters and how to avoid them 10AM £3/£5 (Workshop)

SuNDAY 19THLatest Music Bar - Brighton Science Festival Quabinet of Quantum Quriosities 10AM £5

MONDAY 20THBrunswick - Brighton Stanza Poetry Group 7:30PM £5

TuESDAY 21STBrunswick - Brighton Jazz School – Learn To Play Jazz tuition 11AM £tbcBrunswick - Yoga Lessons 5:30PM £5Latest Music Bar - Cafe Scienti-fique: Fone Fun 7:30PMOpen House - Jazz Work Shop Try out your Jazz skills and play along with some masters to help you along 8PM £tbc

WEDNESDAY 22NDBrunswick - Language Classes Informal Spanish class run by a full accredited tutor 7PM £5

THurSDAY 23rDBrunswick - Brighton Jazz School – Learn To Listen Jazz Listening Course 6PM £6Latest Music Bar - Catalyst Club goes Cuddly 8:30PM £5

FrIDAY 24THLatest Music Bar - Catalyst Club Monthly event which blends the old traditions of a French Salon with debating societies 8:30PM £5

TuESDAY 28THBrunswick - Brighton Jazz School – Learn To Play Jazz tuition 11AM £tbcOpen House - Jazz Work Shop Try out your Jazz skills and play along with some masters to help you along 8PM £tbc

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FOOD rEvIEW SPECIAl rEPOrT


the Bell

With the thought of never–ending gloom waving at you like a raging maniac it was a pleasant surprise to come across this hidden gem, tucked away off Blatchington Road, Hove, to raise our mood.

With so many pubs turning

into poncy wine bars

or expensive eateries it

was refreshing to see a

pub keeping to ‘the local’

traditions whilst offering

good honest food served

at reasonable prices with

healthy portions.

We decided on some

Tapas, a selection of four

to be precise. The list was

quite extensive and well

thought out with Prices

ranging from 1 dish at £5

to 3 dishes at £12.95. We

tucked into the smoked

jerk chicken kebabs, pork &

beef meatballs with chorizo

and salsa, chicken chorizo

croquettes and garlic tiger

prawns, which went down a

treat. Each Tapas selection

was well presented, bursting

with flavour and finesse.

Between the two of us we

struggled to finish all the

food so for £15.95 it is well

worth the price.

Whilst tucking into our

lovely meal we overheard

that the roasts were the

best they had in a long

time. We couldn’t give this

a miss. A few days later

we ventured down for the

essential Sunday fulfilment.

We weren’t disappointed.

I’ve had a lot of pub roasts

and this one fared well. The

food was plentifull, in fact

everyone was full by the

half way point. I chose the

lamb shank at a reasonable

£9.95, which melted away

from the bone giving a

delicate and rich taste. The

mixed roast priced at £10.50

had plenty of succulent

pork, moist turkey and

juicy beef, enough to solve

world famine to be exact!

Plus homemade Yorkshires

and cauliflower cheese are

always a winner in my eyes.

The potatoes could have

been crunchier on the skin

and the gravy a bit thicker,

but overall this was a nice

balance of meat, veg and

sides. If you have any room

for pudding there are some

nice homemade delights like

the banoffee pie or lemon

meringue, both with a

ginger biscuit base I believe.

The Bell is a charming

place with friendly locals

and laid back attitude,

complimented by its busy

kitchen. The chef was very

passionate about what he

does and explained the

importance of fine fresh

ingredients, sourced locally,

giving quality and value to

the customer. If you want a

real bargain check out the

other deals in the week,

including buy one burger,

get one for 5p! On Tuesdays

burgers cost just £8.50,

Thursdays it’s 25% off tapas

and a bottle of house wine

(minimal order of 4 tapas).

So what you waiting for?

Dive in for a pint and some

lovely grub!

The Bell, 15-17 Belfast

Street, Hove, BN3 3YS

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Apparently she’d not been sacked, or

in prison, or even in rehab, well...I say

that; she’s been in Thailand and Viet-

nam, apparently with the view to going

on a 3 month detox. However on closer

interrogation she admits it turned out

to be more like, in her own words, a ‘3

month bender’. Apparently the owners,

Bill and Angi (not Jeff and Ruth as

erroneously reported last month!) gave

Emma a 3 month sabbatical and that,

dear reader, explains her absence, so

worry not!

Elsewhere, January has been an ab-

solute mad house of activity at BiGiAM

towers. Quite why I’m not entirely

sure but it seems like an increasingly

wide and wild range of activities and

adventures are on our planning list.

Our very own Jeff Hemmings – (think

Dad’s army’s Sgt Wilson for his unflap-

pable measured approach to life )- con-

tinues to take things in his stride but

generally there is an air of harassed

energy, excitement and endeavour.

To continue the Dads army analogy

I’m trying to hold myself back from

running around like Corporal Jones

going ‘Don’t Panic!, Don’t Panic!’ as

new venues, tours, festivals, clients,

DVD’s, and PR campaigns all have to

be progressed in short order indeed.

Verily a plate spinning exercise. If by,

the Dirt

Call off the search parties, alert the marines; Emma from the Latest Music bar has been found. She was spotted walking along St James Street with a male admirer in tow.

any chance, any clients are reading

this, don’t worry it’s all under control.

Honest. You can trust me. No, really.

I’m a Doctor. A spin Doctor.

News? Well one of my favourite

bands, Phantom Limb, are playing

the Latest Music Bar on Saturday the

3rd March, a day before my birthday

(don’t buy me a drink, buy me a Kit

Kat). Actually looking at my events

diary I haven’t got much in there for

February. That’s not to say there isn’t

loads going on - there is... I just need

to find out what. In fact looking at my

diary it’s a bit depressing because I’m

planning things for the end of 2012 and

into 2013 already. I’m too old to see my

life whizzing past like this at such an

alarming pace; hell we’re hardly out

of 2011 and I’m looking too far forward

for comfort.

Ok, finally, one little free tip for all

artists and aspiring musicians out

there. Future copyrights are going

‘free’ which means all artists can pro-

tect their songs, film scripts, whatever,

from ‘theft’ and misuse without charge

(or any catches, as far as I can see) so

go to www.futurecopyright.com to

find out how.

Ok, need to go, got some plates to

spin, some panic to avoid, and I shall

be back next month with more tangible

Brighton gossip and, hopefully, con-

crete news of some exciting new events

and ventures which are on the boil

and will hopefully be fully cooked (as

opposed to half baked!) by the time I

next write.

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BEX AND THE CITY SPECIAl rEPOrT


If your favourite websites include

freecycle and ebay, you know the

exact location of the reduced aisle

in most supermarkets, and you’d

rather spend the morning at a car-

boot sale than churchill square, read

on! Living in Brighton can be steep,

right? Ridiculous rent, pricey pints

and the ever-increasing temptations,

from clubbing to cultural capers as

flyers are flaunted, and Facebook flirts

with our weaknesses. My revolving

reminder of festive Christmas and

New Year’s celebratory squandering

Bex anD the city

is a bank balance so miniscule, I

can’t even read it, and for the past

few weeks I have been contemplating

selling my bed.

While feeling spectacularly

poor at the beginning of January, I

decided that I hated about 90% of my

clothes. Of the 10% that I still liked,

5% were fancy dress costumes, so

apparently, not suitable for work. Of

the remaining 5%, there seemed to

be mountains of identical jeans and

black tops that screamed ‘DEAD’. I

needed retail therapy.

Your guide to Bargain Brighton (and who knows, maybe further a-field if there are any good deals on Trainline.com…….)

Now, rumour has that most

Brighton people’s idea of retail

heaven might be marching around

the posh shops in The Lanes, a

Topshop perusal, or even a soul-

destroying tussle in Primark. I

reached for the nearest bag for life,

filled it with pre-loved apparel and

headed to Brighton’s shopping mecca;

London Road.

Whether you’re new to Brighton

or, like me, an old-timer, you’re

probably familiar with the charity

shop clusters, and London Road is

the backdrop for one of Brighton’s

finest Charity shop collections.

Nestled among shops that refuse

to be expensive, the confusingly

‘boutique’ to the fabulously frowzy

are bursting with great threads for

less than the price of a pint. Designer

labels snuggle up to seventies

tracksuits, and vintage dresses long

to be worn again. There’s something

a bit magical about charity shops,

so help to keep them alive, and go

shopping!

Here’s my tip; for clothes and

accessories, London Road’s best

charity shop is Oxfam. Fab quality

threads, at perfect prices and lovely

staff with an eye for fashion.

SEE YOu ON lONDON rOAD, WHErE THE SHOPS rEFuSE TO BE EXPENSIvE. XX

SPECIAl rEPOrT THE HAPPY CEll


the haPPy cell

Well here we are 2012, and the world hasn’t ended, as predicted. I am aware that change is afoot and there may even be a shift in consciousness in the air.By Jules Cloud

Or I may just be surrounded by

Brighton airy faeries? People seem

to be craving a different level of

satisfaction these days that they are

not achieving from a materialistic

or social level. A greater awareness

and openness to health is emerging,

with a focus on self-development

and spirituality as key to attaining

wholeness and belonging.

The Happy Cell on Davigdor Road,

Hove, was the brain child of Fash

Ghiaci who took over the old Legal &

General building, and it is now run

in partnership with his daughter,

Nicola. The Happy Cell system aims to

empower you through knowledge and

the understanding of emotion, your

health and your life.

Alongside this training there are all

sorts of classes, treatments, cooking

workshops and inspirational talks

including the fantastic deal of three

classes for £12 per week plus discounts

on treatments! There is literally

something for everyone. I chose to

attend ‘How Does it All Work?’ by

Fash, a Science-based talk providing

in-depth information on the way our

brains and bodies interact.

Fash’s own personal journey with

health problems, of both himself and

family members, led him to deeply

investigate the profound mind-body

connection. Once he reached certain

realisations he found it impossible

to believe that this material wasn’t

taught in schools! As his health went

from strength to strength he became

compelled to share his findings with

all he met whom he felt it would

benefit. Gradually more and more

people were learning this work

and freeing themselves from long-

term conditions ranging from low

platelet-count to panic attacks to ME.

Fash’s daughter, Nicola, was also on

her own journey and together they

furthered each other’s knowledge and

understanding, promoting the birth of

The Happy Cell in 2010.

I was warmly welcomed upon my

arrival, attending the first talk of

the day. Fash delivered ‘the Science

bit’ during the morning and he was

clearly walking the walk of his belief

system exuding calm, confidence and

self control, whilst giving us powerful

cellular knowledge. This Science-based

talk provides potentially life-changing

information on concepts such as

emotional addiction, adrenaline

junkies, the impact of stress on the

body, how we’re not as hard-wired

as we’ve been led to believe and how

simple, easy and accessible it is to

free yourself from your perceived

limitations –physical or emotional.

In the afternoon we entered the

‘Changing Room’ to take charge

of our unconscious minds! The

décor was relaxing and calm with

luxurious white couches to lie on.


This was where we were given the

key to unlock our inner potential.

Fash explained how to change your

mind, your body and your life. We

then observed a practical demo

and took part ourselves, when the

tools of transformation, along with

some homework were delivered and

accepted.

The result. A week later, huge

positive improvements permeated

into my more organised, integrated

life, with clearer communication to

attitude and more positive, inspired

ideals. I’ve always been big on the idea

of positive thinking and loved this

experience and place. It takes minimal

effort (and cost) with just some faith to

put a dent in any challenging doubt or

ignorance and gives maximum results.

Self awareness, kindness and CALM

is what we need to stop complaining

and reacting to the way situations

don’t meet our expectations, and to

release old habits and attachments

through an active change in our

beliefs and attitude. I do believe we

all have the same potential and our

mind is very clever at tricking us into

habits and behaviour patterns. I would

recommend this system to anyone, as

these small steps can create causes

and conditions for true health and

happiness.

For further information and offers

visit www.thehappycell.com or call on

01273 229855.

SPECIAl rEPOrT TATTOO CONvENTION


Brighton tattoo convention

Brighton | 28/29 January 2012 A review by Gary Marlowe, Images Out of the Ordinary


Now in its 5th year, the Brighton

Tattoo Convention is not as its name

might suggest, a business meeting

about the tattoo industry, but a meet-

ing of likeminded people who share

a passion for adorning their bodies

with artworks, whether its on their

skin, in their skin or even under their

skin. As such, it attracts the weird and

the wonderful and has established its

mark as one of the indelible highlights

of the Brighton arts scene. This year,

was no different: some of the world’s

best tattoo artists were in action, and

their booths were filled with those

eager to add a permanent reminder of

their visit. Judging by what was on

display, black tattoos seemed to be in-

Brighton tattoo convention

creasing in popularity, sometimes with

splashes of bright red and we are also

seeing the emergence of a number of

talented female tattoo artists, notably

Guen Douglas from Holland and Leena

Lumilampi from Finland who each

specialise in creating designs that are

very feminine in both their subject

matter and the softer colour palettes

they use. The biggest issue for many

ink aficionados seems to be what to do

when they’re completely filled up. And

judging by quite a few at the Conven-

tion, that time is fast approaching.

Love them or loathe them, there’s no

question tattoos have become a fashion

statement that’s here to stay! Images:

By Gary Marlowe

CrOSSWOrDS & PuZZlES


PUZZleSGENErAl KNOWlEDGE CrOSSWOrD

ACrOSS1 stockroom (5) 4 label (5) 7 steal (3) 8 electronic detector (5) 9 A song from yesteryear (5) 10 fish eggs (3) 11 garden fete (4) 12 Biblical garden (4) 15 existed (3) 19 derived from ethane (5) 20 large bird (5) 21 health resort (3) 22 fall or plunge forward (5) 23 Ascends (5)

DOWN1 twine (6) 2 trial, tough time (6) 3 Mistake (5) 4 steak (5) 5 Commotion (2-2) 6 fifty-fifty (4) 13 swerves around (6) 14 short stories (6) 15 Cymric (5) 16 Javelin (5) 17 Assist (4) 18 Closed (4)

CrYPTIC CrOSSWOrD

EASY SuDOKu

HArD SuDOKu Across 5 Clearly explain limits of the French penalty charge (6) 7 The novel advancement of the pilgrims (8) 9 Can’t stand still so don’t sleep as much (8) 10 No rose blooms before its expected time (6) 11 Seven shelter here despite everything else (12) 13 Statutes remove an alien having a position of authority (6) 15 South African lied about having crossed the ocean (6) 18 Give great consideration to lady taking out ad on purpose (12) 21 Credit Egyptian goddess coping with state of emergency (6) 22 Great precision with current cleric work (8) 23 Tent hire on holiday could be bad for the su-perstitious (8) 24 Weapons it’s said can be defeated by writers tools (6)

Down 1 Mention tea contained a medicinal balm (8) 2 Bonding agent keeps me in little coin (6) 3 Takes a break after the start of the week brought scary beasts (8) 4 Pointers used by a robin and a bull (sitting) (6) 6 You may be cutting it fine by arriving at this hour (8) 7 Doesn’t pull in the octopus he’s caught (6) 8 Spotted initially something even Edward noticed (4) 12 Salesman spiked a drink then substituted it with another (8) 14 Has fun in the water with friends she’s had around (8) 16 Designer career for an agoraphobic (8) 17 Acquire a boat in trouble (6) 18 Make safe before Diana’s hand (6) 19 Small setback during a break in court time (6) 20 Curved support built into a car chassis (4)

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