From Brighton & Hove

Contiunuing coverage from the Brighton Fringe

The Brighton Fringe, the largest mixed-arts festival in England, is well underway.  Our reviewers are at work across the city, picking the highlights to catch and the turkeys to avoid.  Read our detailed, full-length reviews here.

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From London

Review: The Universal Machine >>

Without doubt, The Universal Machine is an intelligent new musical; it could hardly be otherwise, when it’s built around the life of a Cambridge don. Not just any don, but Alan Turing, the father of modern computing and a gay man who had the misfortune to live in an unenlightened age. And when so much of the action is set during World War II, I can’t resist blagging a line from Churchill: it’s a riddle, wrapped in a mystery, inside an enigma.

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