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Latest TV will be showing all of the games from theHomeless World Cup 2016 this week. Three football

pitches and seating for 3,500 spectators will be installed inGlasgow’s George Square.

The event will run from now until 16th July and will feature48 men's and 16 women's teams from 52 countries.

Glasgow is hosting the 14th edition of the tournament. Thefirst one took place in Graz, Austria, in 2003. Scotland lasthosted in 2005, in Edinburgh. The tournament's ethos is toinspire homeless people to change their lives.

Make sure you tune in to watch all the exciting action! VirginMedia 159 and FreeviewChannel 7.

TV schedule:

Monday – Friday 11th –15th July 1700­1800 (60’)Peter Martin presentinglive matches from GeorgeSquare

Monday – Thursday 11th – 14th July 1900­1930 (30’)Peter Martin presenting live highlight shows from GeorgeSquare

Friday 15th July 1830­1930 (60’)Peter Martin presenting live highlights show from GeorgeSquare

Saturday 16th July 1900­2015 (75’)Homeless World Cup Final live from George Square

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Recently I had the pleasure of working at a festival withSteve Hewlett. You may remember Steve as the

ventriloquist from Britain's Got Talent, with the infamousSimon Cowell and Sinitta puppets. Steve is coming to do ashow at The Caroline of Brunswick in Brighton on the 4th ofAugust, which should not be missed!

How old were you when you started ventriloquism?I started learning aged 12, after watching a TV ventriloquistwin New Faces in 1987: Jimmy Tamley. He's also one of thenicest and funniest men I'veever met, oh and my best mate!

I first performed at my schoolassembly for 150 pupils, it wasscary as I was a shy kid, soteachers and classmates wereshocked that I took to thestage. It went quite well. Thesecond show I performed atwas in Basingstoke, at a charityevent hosted by Alan Titchmarsh. 25 years later I remindedhim of this story as he introduced me on his ITV daytime showThe Alan Titchmarsh Show, in 2014.

How did Simon Cowell and Sinitta react to seeing puppets ofthemselves on BGT? Simon apparently doesn't like ventriloquists, but the way Irearranged my act for the show won him over both times inthe live shows. Sinitta was speechless but when it was all overI was invited to her home on quite a few occasions to filmsome wacky YouTube ideas. She is lovely and her partner Jasonmakes a mean Homemade Pizza!You can get tickets for Steve Hewlett’s Brighton Show on www.wegottickets.comFor more details see: www.thestevehewlettshow.com

> The many voices of Steve Hewlett and friends

CELEBCITYWith Charmaine Davies

> Homeless World Cup 2016

“ Sinitta wasspeechless ”

@CharmieD

“ The event will runfrom now until the16th of July ”

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DOGGY TALES

Each week Latest 7 willregale you with tales

about the dogs who live inBrighton (via their owners)and also introduce you torescue dogs, looking forforever homes. This weekSarah Morgan, introduces hergorgeous dog Ramsey.

“I got Ramsey at 18 monthsold from Allsorts Rescue, inDecember 2014. He is aclever Collie crossed with asociable German Spitz. Wehaven't looked back – he ismedium build, enthusiasticbut gentle and arrived withimmaculate house training.

Ramsey’s best feature is apompom tail, which arcs in ahuge fluffy plume. It wasalmost bald when he firstcame from the shelter inSouthern Ireland, but his coatis now fully plush after abetter diet, gentle combingand organic coconut oiltreatments.

“Alertness and gregariousfriendliness set Ramsey apart.He is popular onBorrowMyDoggy and enjoyscalling on local shopkeepersfor treats and a big fuss.Ramsey has introduced me toall my neighbours when they

stop by to pet him. “We meet different types of

people through voluntaryprojects (like withdog.co.uk)and update on doggy issues inthe community

@SaveTheFence. Socialisationis key for younger rescue dogsand we especially love tomeet other breeds and'withdog' members at theWithdean 'puppy park'.”

> Ramsey rescued me right back...

Local graffiti artist, Aroe, is responsible for many of thefamed works of art adorning the walls on the streets of

Brighton. Have you seen the James Brown mural or the giantchess board in The North Laine?

Latest 7 discovered this recent gem on Cheltenham Place –keep up the good work Aroe!

ONLY IN BRIGHTON

Don’t even think about the weather – the summer holidaysare fast approaching and it’s got nothing to do with the

sunshine. School is almost out, and whether you’re an AliceCooper dude or Daphne & Celeste poppettes, it’s time to startmaking plans.

Alright, so not everyone is a student, teacher or parent, butthat doesn’t mean the end of term doesn’t affect the rest of ustoo. Package holiday prices skyrocket, offices start playing thattessellation game of fitting everyone’s time off around whatcan still keep business ticking over, and every cinema screeningbefore ‘bedtime’ is packed with jubilant kids happy to seeblockbusters instead of maths homework.

Speaking as an auntie, this is the time when I am most likelyto get visits and off­schedule outings thrown my way – which Ihasten to add that I love. Meeting the family off the train at thestation, the oldest makes a bee­line for the carousel and theyoungest for the penny arcades, it’s like I’ve flashed back intoone of British Rail’s retro posters. It’s a treat to be a snapshot ofthis family life. It certainly makes my sun shine.

> Summer holidays

NANGLENATTERS

> Aroe hits the mark again

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Let It Be celebrates themusic of the world’s most

successful rock‘n’roll band in aspectacular concert chartingthe band’s meteoric rise fromtheir humble beginnings inpost­war England atLiverpool’s The Cavern Club,through to the success ofHard Day’s Night, theirappearance at Shea Stadium,Sgt. Pepper and the MagicalMystery Tour.

A cast of talented musiciansplays the Fab Four, wowingaudiences with their effortlessand indistinguishableportrayal of John, Paul,

Georgeand Ringo. Theshow is packed with over 40of The Beatles’ most popularsongs, including Twist andShout, She Loves You andDrive My Car, as well asglobal mega hits Yesterday,Hey Jude, Come Togetherand, of course, Let It Be.

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> The West End & Broadway smash hit Beatles celebrationgets a ticket to ride into Theatre Royal Brighton

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Dating doesn’t come naturally to me. I don’t like followingdating etiquette or playing mind games with people. I

usually confuse people with how blunt and open I can be on afirst date. I guess I’ve been doing it wrong.

In my head guys don’t have to pull the chair out for me andpay the bill, chivalry was never alive in my eyes. A sense ofhumour and a caring attitude regardless of societal norms goesa long way.

For years I neverbothered with meals outand instead met up for acoffee, a pint or maybe atrip to the cinema at a push.I just wanted to hang outwithout the hang ups offinding what to wear orhow to act. This wholedating scene has nevermade sense to me.

The first time I got asked“out” I actually laughedsince I didn’t believe what Iwas hearing. I was only ten and the poor boy had asked hisfemale friend to ask me, so he didn’t really have much of achance.

More than 15 years ago I was clueless and confused. At thetime I seriously thought that his friend was teasing me forhaving a crush. Looking back it was probably a good thingsince I’m still just as clueless.

Then again the clues I have managed to find I don’t agreewith. I would much rather talk to those I’m attracted to likehuman beings and let them get to know me.

I don’t wait two days to text people back, if I havesomething to tell them I do so. If I want to meet someone Idon’t ask until they ask, I ask them. But this doesn’t mean thatI don’t believe in romance!

> Fashion’s victim

ANDREW KAYYak Yak Yak

> Dating woes

@latestandrew

“ For years I neverbothered with mealsout and instead metup for a coffee, apint or maybe a tripto the cinema at apush ”

CAITLINAbout a girl

@writercaits

How time changes things. There was a time when I likednothing more than a day out and a little retail therapy.

Shopping back then was fun and I would often return homeweighed down with bags and parcels. A bit like Doris Day onMadison Avenue.

Not any more, the last time I decided to shop for clothes theonly thing I came home weighed down with was a heavy heart,a heavy heart created by aheavy body. Yes, you got it,I could not find clothes thatI liked that would fit. Ofcourse there were clothesthat would fit, but not onesthat I would want to wear.

I know that my body sizeis my responsibility, ofcourse it is, but as I getolder I see that I am notalone as an older man withan expanding waistline. Shame really as the clothes that I cannow afford only come in sizes that will fit the young andslender.

Funnily enough there is a definite upside to this, and that isthat whilst my waist gets thicker so too does my bank balance.My size has restricted my spending. Conversely, were I torestrict my diet, my finances might also become slimmer. Whata dilemma!

Well there is no dilemma really, given that my work involveseating I am resigned to the bigger belly and buoyant bankbalance. But more importantly, am I happy?

Right now yes, most definitely. I have a good life, goodfriends and plenty to keep me occupied. Do I fret about theclothes thing? Not really, I find that with a little thought I candress in a way that I like. Bright, bold and slightly mad as alook, one I generally adhere to, seems to defy the size­ist andyouth obsessed fashion and retail industries.

“ The last time Idecided to shop forclothes the only thingI came home weigheddown with was aheavy heart ”

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Established by John Kiehl, 160 years ago, in New York's EastVillage, Kiehl’s started off life as an apothecary. The

company have since gone from strength to strength, evolvinginto the expert global skincare provider that they are today. Ihave always been intrigued by the quirky medical interior andwhite­coat­clad assistants, so decided to pop in and try outthe free skin analysis on offer.

Adam Inglis, store manager, has been gracefully at the helmsince the South Laine shop opened seven years ago. Hecertainly knows his stuff and promptly regaled me with theimpressive tale of Kiehl’s history. As it turns out, Andy Warholwas a huge fan of Kiehl’s Blue Astringent Herbal Lotion, so Iwas in very salubrious company.

I generally aim to drink eight glasses of water a day, with theoccasional glass of Prosecco thrown in for good measure andhave moisturised religiously throughout my adult years.However, the general stresses of modern life means that skinstill sometimes doesn't get the hydration it requires. This iswhere the Kiehl's Dehydration Analyser Tool comes in. Itsinnovative technology gives a precise reading of your skin'smoisture levels, which in turn determines what products arerequired in order to restore balance.

To start the process, Adam pressed two tabs onto my face tomeasure the amount of sebum oil on my skin. Afterdetermining that my skin is slightly dry, we then discussed myskincare routine and any concerns I wanted to address. (Myonly concern is like most women over the age of 30: anti­ageing). He then pressed the dehydration analyser tool againstmy face, which gave a reading of 34.7% moisture and 15.6%oil. Anything below 30% indicates severely­dehydrated skin,31 – 50% indicates slight dehydration.

Being in the slight dehydration bracket, Adam prescribed aplethora of products to boost my skins hydration and keep thedreaded crows feet at bay. He tested each product on theback of my hand, so thankfully, I didn’t even need to removemy makeup. I left the shop with a bag full of samples: UltraFacial Cleanser, Multi Corrective Cream, Line Reducing Eye­Brightening Concentrate, Iris Activating Treatment Essence,Pollutant Defending Masque & Midnight Recovery Concentrate.

One week later, my skin has certainly reaped the benefits,

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BEAUTYhealth & beauty

WAVE Editor, Samantha Harman, visitsKiehl’s Brighton for skin analysis

@KiehlsUK

“ I generally aim for eight glasses ofwater a day, with the occasional glassof Prosecco thrown in ”

feeling smoother and more toned. I will admit to being dubiousabout using tailored skin care products in the past, suspectingthey might be a ruse devised by companies in order to extractmy money. However, Kiehls have changed my mind, I am nowa believer. www.kiehls.co.uk, 22 Dukes Lane, Brighton, BN1 1BG 01273 735635

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Brighton is saturated with tattoo parlours and decidingwhere to go can be confusing to say the least. Eden

Tattoo and Piercing Studio, located at Cocoon Healing ArtsCentre, is a refreshing change to its (possibly)intimidating counterparts.

The relaxed friendly vibe and all­femaleteam, provide the perfect environment in secluded surroundings for first timetattooer's and veterans alike. The before and after care advise is second to none, as are the products used: Clean Ink andQuantum Inks.

Artist Julie Jooke, has been tattooing for four years. Prior to this she studiedillustration and technical arts at Belgium’sequivalent of The Royal Academy of Arts.After graduation she decided to pursue herchildhood dream of becoming a tattoo artistand undertook an apprenticeship. Needlessto say, I felt that I was in very safe andcreative hands!

Having already gone under the needle a few years ago, I had become incrediblydisenchanted with my tattoo. The colours(which I no longer liked) had begun to fadeand some of the definition was also lost. Ididn't want a cover up, just to improve what was already there.I explained this to JJ, who photographed my tattoo and sentme a drawing of the fabulous revised version a day later.

I booked the appointment immediately and am extremelypleased with the results. The sachet of ‘Sorry Mum’ tattoobutter that I was given not only smells divine, but alsoaccelerated the healing process. I would wholeheartedlyrecommend booking a consultation today. Eden Tattoo and Piercing at Cocoon Healing Arts Centre, 20­22 Gloucester Place, Brighton BN1 4AA, 07525 142221,01273 686882

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Getting inked at Eden –Samantha Harman

“ The relaxed, friendlyvibe and all­female team,provide the perfectenvironment ”

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When Thomasina Myers won Masterchefand announced that she would open a

Mexican street food restaurant I was impressedby the ambition. Could she, or indeed would shedo it? Well she did, not just once but eventuallycreating a chain of restaurants that have nowreached Brighton.

I have in the pastbeen somewhatdismissive of Mexicancuisine, but it wouldseem that this was mymistake, based onsome pretty poorofferings in the past.Over the last fewyears I have grown to like it far more.

Wahaca has confirmed that there is far moreto Mexican food than I had ever thought. Iwent along with Ms McD for a Saturday lunchand things kicked off well with an excellentmargarita and a mojito. Our waiter, Jordan,was delightful and we were very impressed bythe speed of the service, ideal at lunchtimeyes, but there was no pressure to rush either.

The menu is fairly long and if I had onecriticism, rather difficult to navigate, thedesign could be clearer in my view andalthough there are guides they are not thateasy to find. What we did find was a set menufeast that seemed like a great option fornovices – and it certainly was.

Of course that was before Jordan popped

the Post­it of daily specials on the table. Well Icould not resist a Cornish crab taco so weadded that to the feast.

Food arrives as and when it is ready, not aproblem for two hungry people and the firstdish to arrive was corn bread with honeybutter, what a revelation, I want it often. Whatfollowed was truly delicious and verysatisfying. We loved the scallop & MSC shrimp

ceviche, a vibrant andpiquant dish. The porkpibil tacos were loadedwith succulent spicymeat and the chipotlechicken quesadilla was asatisfyingly unctuousdelight.

Ms McDactus lovedthe cactus & courgette tacos but I preferredthe summer pea & mint empanadas, I couldhave eaten them over and over again, and Iconfess to making a pig of myself with boththe sweet potatoes and finally the churroswhich arrived with both the rich chocolatesauce and a cup of the dulce de leche.

After the cocktails we drank a rich beer andfinished with great coffee (I stirred my squareof chilli chocolate into my latte to great effect).The feast at 34 was generous and a great wayto find your footing and next time I plan to gooff piste – and have more of those empanadas.Wahaca160 – 161 North Street, Brighton BN1 1EZ01273 934763wahaca.co.uk

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IndianChaula’s BrightonA second venue for this brilliantIndian restaurant is now open herein Brighton. Chaula and her teambreathe fresh air into the idea ofIndian food with authentic recipesserved in bright and stylishsurroundings. The cooking has analtogether healthier approach –but not at the cost of flavour. Thali Deals available 12pm­3pm;Meal Deal for £9.99. Chaula’s, 2–3Little East Street, Brighton, BN11HT, 01273 771661, www.chaulas.co.uk

IndianChaula’s Lewes Chaula’s is renowned for itssignature dishes, distinctive décorand friendly staff. All meals are madefresh to order and every curry has itsown distinctively flavoured sauce.There is also a wide variety ofvegetarian and vegan, as well asgluten and wheat­free dishes. Buffet available 12pm–3pm Monday to Saturday. Chaula’s, Eastgate House, 6 EastgateStreet, Lewes, BN7 2LP, 01273476707, www.chaulas.co.uk

Indian The Chilli PickleThe Chilli Pickle is a local favourite withnational recognition which combinestraditional Indian methods with localproduce and an individual style. Theirample Thalis spice up a midday meetingwhilst the evening menu offers inventivestreet food, decadent Tandoori dishesand tasty regional curries, served in avibrant and bustling setting. Featured inthe National Restaurant Awards’ UK top100 in 2011–14.The Chilli Pickle, 17 Jubilee Square, Brighton, 01273 900383,www.thechillipickle.com

> Wahaca

“Wahaca has confirmedthat there is far more toMexican food than I hadever thought ”

Indian The Chilli Pickle CanteenThe definitive delivery service fromThe Chilli Pickle launched this year.Bold, Indian­inspired design, speciallycommissioned artwork and smartdelivery stake out new ground inhome dining. Meanwhile, the menushowcases some of the restaurant’sfamiliar touches, with regional curriesand homemade pickles andchutneys, plus superb ice creams.The Chilli Pickle Canteen, order onlineat thechillipicklecanteen.com, 01273 900384

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If you have never had the chance to seeGeorge Dillon in action then now is the time.

26 years ago, in the hot and hopeful summerafter the Berlin Wall fell and before Saddamburned the oil wells of Kuwait, audiences andcritics in Brighton and Edinburgh rushed towitness this young Brighton actor’sastonishingsolo debut.Last seen atthe GardnerCentre in 1997that show, atriple bill ofworldpremieres withan unashamedtitle, isreturning toThe OldMarket in Hovefor one nightonly.

An out­of­work actor's frustrations explodeover breakfast, an ex­skinhead recalls anexuberant racist graffiti spree with a ghostlytwist, and a would­be suicide sees a lostparadise and returns with a timeless messageof hope for our uncaring world...

Stunning the Punters (& Other Stories) isone man on a bare stage giving a bravura high­energy performance in three tales ofimagination run wild: Master of Café Society

by Steven Berkoff; Stunning the Punters byRobert Sproat; and George Dillon’s ownadaptation of The Dream of a Ridiculous Manby Fyodor Dostoevsky.

Since 1990, Brighton actor George Dillonhas given nearly one thousand soloperformances in seven highly acclaimed shows,including Berkoff’s Graft – Tales of an Actor(winner of a Herald ‘Angel’ award in 2000), TheGospel of Matthew, Judgement by BarryCollins and his own plays The Remembrance ofEdgar Allan Poe and The Man Who WasHamlet. He was most recently seen in Brightonstarring in Adrian Bunting’s play Kemble’s Riotat B.O.A.T.

“This is one­man theatre at its most intelligentand powerful. Don’t wait to be told about it, or toread another critical paean – go and see foryourself!” What’s On In LondonStunning The Punters (& Other Stories)by Steven Berkoff, Robert Sproat & FyodorDostoevskyThe Old Market, 11a Upper Market Street, Hove,BN3 1AS, Thursday 14 July, 7.30 pm, Tickets £10 (£7.50)theoldmarket.com01273 201801

> The unmissable George Dillon

STAGEStunning The Punters

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Thriller Live!Three cheers for the creatorsof Thriller Live! For notweaving the brilliantrepertoire of MichaelJackson around somethreadbare plot. Seriously,the songs are good enoughto stand alone. The energyon the stage was quiteextraordinary, from thedancers and from theexcellent vocalists. Add tothis a blisteringly raunchyband who were more thanup to the task of recreatingthe sounds of Tamla throughdisco and funk to his laterepic balladeering days. Thelead vocalists are all good,Angelica Allen has a greatvoice but from time to timeshe was swamped by thesound system. Adam JBernard and ShaquilleHemmans are bothaccomplished vocalists whogive their all throughout, andSean Christopher certainlyhas all the moves. It is thevocal skill of Rory Taylor thatsteals the show, an amazingvoice that sounds closest toJackson’s in all itsincarnations, funkingbrilliant!Theatre Royal Brighton27 JuneAndrew Kay★★★★★

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“ Stunning thePunters is abreathtakinglyarrogant name togive to a show; it isalso entirelyaccurate.”The Independent ”

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> Easy Star All­Stars

Blending musical versatility, instrumental prowess,beautiful vocal harmonies and a premier rhythm section,

the Easy Star All­Stars have established themselves as one ofthe top international reggaeacts on the scene today.Thanks to their best­sellingtribute album releases, ‘DubSide Of The Moon’ (2003),‘Radiodread’ (2006), and‘Easy Star's Lonely HeartsDub Band’ (2009), the remixalbum ‘Dubber Side Of TheMoon’ (2010), as well asoriginal releases ‘Until ThatDay’ EP (2008) and ‘FirstLight’ (2011), the Easy StarAll­Stars have built agrowing, dedicated fanbasethroughout the world,bringing together fans ofreggae, classic rock, dub and indie rock into one big family.

Celebrating a decade since the release of their maverick re­interpretation of Radiohead's seminal ‘OK Computer’ album,the highly regarded reggae outfit will return to the UK for aslew of live shows that will revisit the classic LP.

The news comes as the band ready a special 10 yearanniversary edition of the Radiodread album for release on 12August 2016, which will include their first new material innearly 4 years: a cover of the Radiohead hit 'High And Dry'.

Garnering praise from fans, critics and, crucially, Thom Yorkeand co. themselves, the ambitious Radiodread album saw theEasy Stars completely re­imagine Radiohead's 1997 opus ‘OKComputer’ track­for­track with reggae, dub and ska flavours,with guest vocals from the likes of Horace Andy, Toots & TheMaytals and The Meditations. Concorde 2, 21 July, 7.30pm. £20

MUSICJEFF HEMMINGS

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“ Their fanbasethroughout theworld bringstogether fans ofreggae, classicrock, dub andindie rock into onebig family ”

Brighton Open Air Theatre is an exciting, newish venue thatyou might like to visit over the summer, and Starboard

Festival would be a great place to start. Local theatre makerNaomi Alexander came up with the idea of a new festival oftheatre made with, by,and for children andyoung people afterenjoying a performanceat BOAT herself.Alexander explains that“I wanted to dosomething that wouldenable children andyoung people in the cityto discover this magic forthemselves and for BOAT to become part of their psycho­geography of the city.”

Brighton Dome presents the closing event: an intriguing playby Kilter Theatre called The Illuminating Times of the DarklingSociety. The audience is encouraged to stay up late, pack atorch, and join a band of musicians and outsiders for anunusual expedition. Lina & Hersch (two siblings) try to findsolace in the darkness of a strange, unwelcoming land whilerunning away from mysterious creatures the Darklings.

Inspired by 18th century astronomers William & CarolineHerschel, Kilter's performance style includes live music, pedalorgan, cycle generators, moth­lures and bat­detectors.

Kilter's previous production The Last Post was praised as“utterly charming, tender, funny & wistful” in a five star reviewby Exeunt magazine – and they are known for creating lowcarbon productions in unusual locations – so it will be great tosee what they come up in the unique surroundings of BOATthis Saturday.The Illuminating Times of the Darkling Society, BOAT, Sat 16 July,Picnic from 7.30pm, £7, www.brightondome.org

JOE FULLERENTERTAINMENT

@latestjoef

“ The performanceincludes pedal organ,cycle generators andbat­detectors ”

> Starboard Festival showcases the magic ofBrighton Open Air Theatre for children

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COMEDYVICTORIA NANGLE

It’s Edinburgh previewseason, that much is

obvious. The Scottish festivalstarts in August, and that isliterally just around thecorner, so it’s not so muchthat these shows are‘diamonds in the rough’ butmore ‘fine­tuning those SilverPhantoms’ at this stage in thegame. And there’s a wholegaggle of them taking overThursdays in Hove’s favouritebijoux venue – the Dukebox.

This week sees AidanGoatley (10 Films With MyDad) and John Robertson

(The Dark Room) bring theirlatest offerings to the theatreback room. With both alreadyhaving received excellentresponses when appearing inthe Brighton Fringe in May,this is a diary­marker.

Next week sees the double­header of smart and funny

Juliet Meyer with thedelightfully barmy LindaLarkin (the creation of award­winning Sam Savage).

And finally Douglas Walkerand Simon Plotkin, withoriginal comedy from out ofleftfield. Edinburgh Preview: AidanGoatley and John Robertson,Dukebox Theatre, Wed 13 July,8pm, free; Edinburgh Preview:Juliet Meyers and Sam Savage,Dukebox Theatre, Wed 20 July,8pm, free; Edinburgh Preview:Simon Plotkin and DougieWalker, Dukebox Theatre, Wed27 July, 8pm, free

> Hove, hysterically

BRIGHTON’S ARTY

It’s been a pretty muchbeach­free summer for the

House of Krog. What with thecrap weather offering scantopportunities for sun (andRioja) drenched Sundaybasking – and theDane being a bit ofa wimp when itcomes to bracingsea breezes.

If the feeling ismutual then headto Hastings ArtForum from 26 Julywhere inimitableartist and artyfavourite Mark

Glassman has put together anew show inspired by hisparticular obsession ‘ShingleBeach’. The perfect way to getyour fix of local seascapes –under cover. We love the way

Mark continues toexperiment with the fluid andtextural qualities of paint,abstracted forms and graphicsimplicity based on feelingand observation. At 36Marina, St Leonards on Seauntil 7 August.www.artymagazines.com

> Get a fix of local seascapes – under cover

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1 The Black Fields The Fighter

2 The Overdrones Deserte Coyote

3 Chris Harvey Mesoscale

4 John Maher Over the line

5 Drewvis Estoy Esperando

6 The Dead BeatlesLove Me Dead

7 Rise Of The ZigguratLegacy

8 ULTRALITES Mr Fisher9 Vortex Generator

Water Bleeding10 Chris Harvey Graviton11 KontraPunkt

Shelter in the Fog12 Iolatwist pretty13 jaybee the ballad of billy

and bonnie14 Black Nail

God Damn You15 Jamie Smith

Wheels Upon Wheels16 The Fooley Mantras

Find The Key17 Dirty Scavenger

Introductory LecturesOn Psychoanalysis...

18 La Lunalight Boy NextDoor

19 Duke MonorailBroadcasting Now

20 Jaybeemusic So LongSoul Sister

To listen to tracks & to submit your music & videos go to:

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