“Brighton Festival 2013 will be 3 weeks of unrivalled arts celebration” promised Guest Director, children’s novelist and poet, Michael Rosen when this year’s festival was launched to a media gathering in March. He said that many of his interests and passions will be explored in a wide-ranging programme, that spans music, theatre, dance, film, literature and debate. Let us hope that, for the sake a healthy box office, this also reflects the public’s interests and passions. There will be over 370 performances and 154 events in 30 venues across the City which includes 27 unique Brighton Festival commissions, premieres and exclusives. Let us hope some of these will exploit the talents of local artists, musicians, writers and commentators.
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