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Ben Bailey

Ben Bailey

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Digital Editor, Brighton Source

Brighton

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Arts And Culture , Architecture , Interiors , Design

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Anything other than cricket

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Total articles 87

  • Simon Munnery's Jerusalem Review

    By Ben Bailey Verified| Brighton Source Verified Simon Munnery’s Jerusalem Review Simon Munnery is a bit awkward, amicably eccentric and brilliantly nerdy. He comes on stage to The Fall’s ‘Jerusalem’ wearing a homemade crusader tabard. There are references to Schopenhauer, comments about programming 8-bit computer games and a self-referential discussion of Venn diagrams. He suggests his act could be considered as sitting somewhere between “unfunny comedy” and “shit art”.

    By Ben Bailey Verified · Brighton Source

    Mar. 12, 2024

  • The ever-changing music of the Moulettes

    By Ben Bailey Verified| Brighton Source Verified The ever-changing music of the Moulettes Though they formed over 20 years ago, the Moulettes are still taking their music to unexpected places. What was once an orchestral folk group is now a multi-genre collective of musicians, many of them based in Brighton. This month they’re playing at Fail Better’s ‘Big is Beautiful’ night at The Old Market, on Sat 17th Feb, alongside Rum Buffalo, Voodoo Love Orchestra and Nine Dead Mice.

    By Ben Bailey Verified · Brighton Source

    Feb. 02, 2024

  • Simon Munnery's Jerusalem Review

    By Ben Bailey Verified| Brighton Source Verified Simon Munnery’s Jerusalem Review Simon Munnery is a bit awkward, amicably eccentric and brilliantly nerdy. He comes on stage to The Fall’s ‘Jerusalem’ wearing a homemade crusader tabard. There are references to Schopenhauer, comments about programming 8-bit computer games and a self-referential discussion of Venn diagrams. He suggests his act could be considered as sitting somewhere between “unfunny comedy” and “shit art”.

    By Ben Bailey Verified · Brighton Source

    Mar. 12, 2024

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Brighton Source