Presented by The Old Market




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Brighton’s First Soul Choir

As the legendary Marvin Gaye put it “What’s Going On?” Well that’s an easy one to answer; Brighton’s first soul choir will be performing for the first time at a spectacular night of live soul and very special DJs.

Born from a tiny seed of thought ("I wonder if Brighton is ready for a Soul Choir"?) Neil Masey's talented group is the fastest growing choir in town, having amassed 80 members in just a few weeks. Boy is Brighton ready!!

Directed by David Lavale (igospel.uk) and accompanied by a funky live band, the night includes songs from artists such as Stevie Wonder and the legendary Michael Jackson. And that's not all! A collective of talented DJs from the Go Bang!!! stable will top the evening with a set of fine soul and soulful disco tunes

A soulful start to the festive season.



Please Note:
Under 18's must be accompanied by an adult. This will be a standing gig.

Presented by Souled Out Brighton

A Gloriously Romantic Masquerade.
An Utterly Un-miss-able Occasion!

Come along to The Old Market for a Masked Ball in celebration of the 21st Anniversary of the children's charity 'Kids' Appeal'.

Hosted by top presenter Guy Lloyd from Juice 107.2’s Radio made in Brighton, this exceptional fundraising Ball will include many delights and surprises.

A Grand Reception followed by a Sumptuous Banquet, Auction, Raffles, Fun Casino and Dancing into the night.

Enjoy unforgettable entertainment from the stars of the evening The Drifters featuring the one and only Ray Lewis, the original lead singer from the 70s. Don’t miss this special opportunity to attend an incredible sparkling affair - inspired by the Masquerade Ball from Lord Andrew Lloyd Webber’s musical masterpiece The Phantom of the Opera. 

Kids’ Appeal has for 21 years been devoted to helping children who are suffering with cancer and leukemia.

Come and celebrate 21 years of the Appeal. 

Enjoy delicious food, delightful wines, dazzling entertainment and divine company – all whilst making a difference.

Put this event straight to the top of your christmas social calendar!


Presented by Kids Appeal

Alex Redington - Violin
Jonathan Stone - Violin
Simon Tandree - Viola
John Myerscough - Cello


“...exceptionally involving in the way it was played.  The Doric is a quartet to watch.”

THE DAILY TELEGRAPH


- Young Concert Artists Trust -

The Chorus is renowned for producing highly entertaining shows and this festive offering promise to be no exception.

In this glittering extravaganza the Snow Queen rescues the Brighton Gay Men’s Chorus from performing just a routine Christmas concert.

With the help of a little magic, and their special guests Gill Etter, The Lorraine Bowen Experience, Erica Thornton and soprano Red Gray, the Chorus will take you on a musical journey showing you what it's like growing up gay at Christmas.

No reindeer were harmed in the staging of this production

Presented by Brighton Gay Men's Chorus

Provocateurs Will Self and Ralph Steadman join forces in this post millennial meditation on the vexed relationship between psyche and place in a globalised world to present their new book 'Psycho Too'- bringing together for the first time the very best of their 'Psychogeography' columns for the Independent. The introduction, 'Walking to New York', is both a prelude to the verbal and visual essays that make up this extraordinary collaboration, and a revealing exploration of the split in Self's Jewish American British psyche and its relationship to the political geography of the post 9/11 world. Ranging from the Scottish Highlands to Istanbul and from Morocco to Ohio, Will Self's engaging and disturbing vision is perfectly counter pointed by Ralph Steadman's edgy and beautiful artwork.

'Brilliantly original, Will Self is one of those rare writers whose imaginations change for ever the way we see the world'  JG Ballard

'Steadman has always been one of my heroes.'  Raymond Briggs


Presented by City books at The Old Market

ALEXIA CHELLUN
Spicy mix of sounds from Mauritius, Cyprus and the UK.

MANJINGA
An explosive theatrical experience, combining gypsy ska with latin groove.


Founded by its Musical Director, Kirsty Martin, Hullabaloo Community Quire has grown in ten years from 6 to over 100 singers and now performs in major venues throughout England

Spelled ‘Quire’ rather than Choir in order to separate itself from the traditional notions regarding ‘church’ or ‘classical’ choirs, Hullabaloo has been praised as: ‘the aural equivalent of finding a fifty quid note in the street’ and prides itself on its wide repertoire: from arrangements of songs by David Bowie, Kaiser Chiefs, Kate Bush, Indigo Girls, Fairport Convention, The Jackson Five to the eclectic selection for this concert.

Singing a capella, the choir also performs songs from all over the world as well as busking for good causes during breaks in working towards their major gigs.

A not-for-profit organisation, self-funded, and run by a management committee of volunteers Hullabaloo undoubtedly reflects the inclusive nature of the wider Brighton society and includes in its membership teenagers and octogenarians whose aim is to offer a wealth of creative energy, camaraderie, therapy, hilarity, and musical entertainment to those who hear it perform.


2.30pm Matinée Performance:




7.30pm Evening Performance:




Presented by Hullabaloo Community Quire

Itchy Fingers present a night of Live Rock ‘n’ Roll, Country and Rock.

Plus Finger Buffet, DJ and Casino!

Presented by Itchy Fingers