WATCH: Galatea will be one of the Brighton Festival highlights
The world premiere of Emma Frankland’s Galatea will be one of the Brighton Festival highlights this year, from May 5-21.
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The world premiere of Emma Frankland’s Galatea will be one of the Brighton Festival highlights this year, from May 5-21.
John Lyly’s long-forgotten Galatea – featuring gods, mortals and a highly elastic approach to gender and sex – is being revived at the Brighton festival. We meet the team behind it
Brighton Festival promises a host of entertainment for the entire family with a focus on community.
Around three years into his career as a dramatist, Shakespeare’s blank verse—his unrhymed iambic pentameter—came under attack. We might wonder whether the passage from "Greene’s Groatsworth of Wit" was right?
The women who made Shakespeare. This is an online event hosted on the British Library platform. Bookers will be sent a link in advance giving access and will be able to watch at any time for 48 hours after the start time. Juliet. Queen Titania. Ophelia. Lady Macbeth. There isn’t a single female character in Shakespeare’s canon that was written to be performed by a woman. Yet women were there from the outset – funding, building and running the theatres. Beginning with a reading from Richard II by pioneering Shakespearean actor and star of Bridgerton Adjoa Andoh, this timely talk explore...