insideSUSSEX Magazine Issue 11 - January 2016 | Page 27

EVENTS

Camilli String Quartet // 24 Jan

Classical music with the Camilli String Quartet at Eastbourne’s Under
Ground Theatre. The Quartet is Erin Smith and Nandita Bhatia (violins),
Elin Parry (viola) and Olivia Clayton (cello). An inspiring afternoon that
will include works by Haydn and Dvorak.
2.15pm. Price: £9 (students £5).
The Under Ground Theatre, Grove Road, Eastbourne BN21 4TL
www.undergroundtheatre.co.uk / 01323 430077
Photo credit Pedro J Perez

Absolute Bowie // 29 Jan

Absolute Bowie is a five-piece band faithfully interpreting the music of
David Bowie with uncanny accuracy. They will take you on a musical
journey through the ever-changing phases of Bowie's music and
fashion with incredible attention to detail. The only David Bowie Tribute
Band to be personally endorsed by Woody Woodmansey, drummer
from Bowie's band, the legendary Spiders from Mars!
8pm. Price: £14 (£16 on the door).
Clair Hall, Perrymount Road, Haywards Heath RH16 3DN
www.placesforpeopleleisure.org/centres/clair-hall / 01444 455440

Flare Path // 27-30 Jan

Based on Rattigan’s experiences as a tail gunner during World War
II, Flare Path paints an evocative portrait of life in wartime Britain for
the RAF bomber crews, their wives and sweethearts, who were left
awaiting their return. Set in 1942 against a backdrop of heartache and
quiet bravery, Flare Path tells the story of former actress Patricia, the
wife of RAF pilot Teddy, as their marriage is tested to the limits by the
surprise arrival of Patricia’s ex-lover and Hollywood idol Peter Kyle.
Combining highly charged drama with a truly authentic taste of the
fear, camaraderie and passion experienced by the men and women
who fought to save their country their families and each other.

John Bratby: Everything but
the Kitchen Sink, including the
Kitchen Sink // 30 Jan – 17 Apr
John Bratby was a prolific painter,
writer and something of an enfant
terrible on the British art scene
during the fifties and sixties. Born
in 1928, he died in his adopted
hometown of Hastings, just a day
after his 64th birthday, while walking
home from the local chippy.

7.30pm (Thursday and Saturday matinees 2.30pm).
Price: from £24.50
Connaught Theatre, Union Place, Worthing BN11 1LG
www.worthingtheatres.co.uk / 01903 206206

Supersonic 70s is a sensational
six-piece live band featuring the
incredible lead singer and ‘Catsuited wondergirl’ Janey Bombshell.
Their theatre show which has run
all over the country for the last three
years will take you on a tantalising
trip back to when Pop was at its peak!

Rather than create a traditional
retrospective of John Bratby's
paintings – it is believed Bratby
painted over 1,500 works – the
Jerwood Gallery launched a rare
opportunity for the UK public to
shape the style and content of a
major gallery exhibition. John Bratby:
Everything but the Kitchen Sink,
including the Kitchen Sink brings
together works that have been
selected for the exhibition by an
independent panel, and has helped
the gallery to rediscover his output
and celebrate the talent of the man who put everything but the kitchen
sink, including the kitchen sink, into his art.

7.30pm. Price: £18.50
Capitol Horsham, North Street, Horsham RH12 1RG
www.thecapitolhorsham.co.uk / 01403 750220

From 11am. Price: £8
Jerwood Gallery, Rock-a-nore Road, Hastings TN34 3DW
www.jerwoodgallery.org / 01424 728377

Supersonic 70s // 29 Jan

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