Blanche Street: where all the neighbours are a nightmare is Gscene columnist, Glenn Stevens new collection of ten urban gothic tales, ranging from the macabre to the downright strange. This limited edition book (200) has an exhibition at Jubilee Library foyer until Sunday, October 29, 2017, to give a visual insight to these terrifying tales along with ‘police reports’ on the mysterious going ons behind the ten doors of Blanche Street.
Miss Hope Springs, the towering blonde floor-to-ceiling sequined creation of composer, lyricist, pianist and comic actor Ty Jeffries, returns for a glitzy festive show, Now It’s Christmas Time, at the Nightingale Room (above the Grand Central) in Brighton on Wednesday, December 14 from 8pm.
Bear-Patrol, the LGBT Community and Social/Leisure Networking Group raised £900 for the Sussex Cancer Fund at the Miss Hope Springs show they staged at the Nightingale Room on Friday, September 30.
Miss Hope Springs paid a rare visit to Brighton last Friday (September 30) to raise money for the Sussex Cancer Fund and what a splendid treat it was for the sold out audience.
