Yabba Dubba Do!
Review by Kent Barker What’s in a name? If it’s Montague or Capulet it may be obvious but when it comes to musical genres it quickly gets confusing. The band Yabba Funk, who recently gave a storming performance at the…
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100 Years Of Bauhaus And The De La Warr Pavilion
Merlin Betts considers the De La Warr’s 2019 summer exhibitions programme From now until September the DLWP will be holding two Bauhaus-inspired exhibitions in their ample showspaces on the ground and first floors of the Pavilion. ‘How Chicago! Imagists 1960s…
The Composer and the Crane
Penny Loosemore at the International Composers Festival It’s not often a Japanese composer and a contemporary dance troupe wash up on English shores, but this weekend they did. As part of the International Composers Festival – three days celebrating the…
Rufus
30th June The De La Warr Pavilion By Ed Boxall The first Rufus’ song I heard was Nobody’s Off The Hook. It was love at first listen. It’s a friendship-love song with an impossibly pretty melody and string quartet arrangement.…
“Hastings should be proud”
HIP’s Sophie Shaw talks to comedian Mark Thomas & HFS director Naomi Ridley as they prepare to bring their favorite comedians to the De La Warr for an outstanding night of comedy on 25th May Bridget Christie, Daniel Kitson, Shazia…