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ALTERED EGOS – a must see one woman show

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THREE DATES AT THE NEW VENTURE THEATRE IN BRIGHTON THURSDAY MARCH 1st — SATURDAY MARCH 3rd

Altered Egos is written and performed by award winning writer/performer Bernadette Cremin. Six taut monologues reveal the untidy lives of six everyday women. Vulnerable characters undaunted in the face of all that life throws at them…Defined by love loss sex illness bleak humour
Bernadette is a second generation Cork woman who helped set up Brighton Irish Society

“It’s life…and it’s bloody brilliant.”

Award winner poet, writer, performer BERNADETTE CREMIN

.Click here to MEET THE GIRLS portrayed in ALTERED EGOS

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NEWS FLASH It probably won’t snow on Saturday 28 January…so come have a cup of tea with us. 4pm – 6pm

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The weather is set fair and bright so come across to a Brighton Irish tea party (and if it is less than clement you will get a warm welcome and a chance to dry out). Laid back get-together in Central Brighton - near The Level and walking distance from Churchill Square. On all major bus routes and just down the road from Brighton Station.Get the address from BRIDGET at.......bridgetwhelen AT hotmail.co.uk (put an @ in place of AT)

 

Share ideas and a cup of tea

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SATURDAY JAN 28 4pm – 6pm
We’re having an informal afternoon to share ideas and plans for the future. Come after you’ve done the shopping. Bring the kids and some buns! Email Bridget for venue details — you’ll find her email address on our facebook page

FREE entry to the Royal Pavilion Sunday January 22nd

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The People’s Palace Open Day
Royal Pavilion
Sunday 22 January 2012
Open 10am–5.15pm (last admission 4.30pm)
The Royal Pavilion opens its doors for the annual People’s Palace Open Day on Sunday 22 January 2012.
There will also be another chance to experience Johanna Hällsten’s sound installation, A Regency Utopia commissioned for White Night 2011. The installation explores the hidden human histories of the Royal Pavilion through a series of soundscapes played in rooms throughout the building. These sounds celebrate the individuals and activities that have sustained the life of the palace from the time of George IV up to the present day.