Viva Brighton Issue #74 April 2019

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transition in Rotterdam, and the Pulitzer
Prize-winning play Glengarry Glen Ross
are both at the Theatre Royal, and how do
City Reads pick the book for Brighton’s
biggest bookclub? Plus, we get an
insight into the state of the world’s plants
at Wakehurst; actor Ian Ruskin brings
Thomas Paine to life, and autobiographical
activist Bryony Kimmings is coming
to ACCA.
Art & design.
60-73. David Jarman visits In Colour –
from Sickert to Riley at Charleston; we find
out what’s up with the Paris 68 Redux
posters that have been popping up around
the city (and much further afield); Chloë
King gets to grips with a giant map of
Brighton, and just some of what’s on, artwise,
this month.
The way we work.
75-79. Adam Bronkhorst photographs local
window cleaners and asks what catches
their eye while they’re cleaning windows?
Food.
81-85. Joe Fuller samples his new veggie
local at the Roundhill; we’ve got a recipe
for Gujarati street food from Manju’s, and
just a taster of this month’s food news.
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Features.
86-95. We meet the StreetVets; find
out how Edward Cresy’s report led to
the city’s slum clearances, and visit Upper
Gardner Street Market. And what
if Volk’s Railway inventor Magnus Volk
had also created a time machine? Plus
professional story teller Jon Mason is
creating a Time Travel Treasure Hunt
for the Festival.
Wildlife.
97. Michael Blencowe gets the gossip
from the nest-hopping Dunnocks.
Inside left.
98. Washington Street, Hanover, 1920.