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THE 'INDEPENDENCE' ISSUE<br />
CONTENTS<br />
Bits and bobs.<br />
Mark Ellender deciphers his enigmatic<br />
cover (8-9); Chloe Edwards talks us<br />
through her <strong>Lewes</strong> likes (11); how<br />
TRINITY are helping the homeless<br />
(13); Brighton Festival hits Firle (16); a<br />
Cambodian demon reading <strong>Viva</strong> (17);<br />
Carlotta Luke at Seedy Saturday (25),<br />
and the usual rainbow smorgasbord of<br />
clocks and hats and facts and plaques.<br />
Columns.<br />
Mark Bridge bids adieu (27), David<br />
Jarman assesses the meagre canon of<br />
William Collins (29) and Chloë King<br />
returns to this section, much better<br />
organised than she was before (31).<br />
On this month.<br />
<strong>Lewes</strong> FC home-and-away man<br />
‘Cynical’ Dave McKay (33); The<br />
Esterházy Choir, celebrating 25 years<br />
with Haydn’s Creation (35); Pinter’s<br />
Betrayal at <strong>Lewes</strong> Little Theatre (39),<br />
and another fine selection of films at the<br />
Depot, including the 1929 classic Man<br />
with a Movie Camera (41).<br />
11<br />
Art.<br />
William Blake at Petworth House (42-<br />
3); Cliff Crawford’s mesmeric portraits<br />
of groyne heads at the Martyrs’ (45),<br />
and Lizzie Lower’s round-up of what’s<br />
hanging on which gallery wall, in town<br />
and well beyond (47-51).<br />
Listings & Free Time.<br />
Dates for the diary, including a charity<br />
dash across hot coals at Plumpton<br />
Racecourse, an open day at St John sub<br />
Castro and a footie quiz at the Pan (53-<br />
7). Plus our classical music round-up (59),<br />
our monthly gig guide (61-3), swipe-right<br />
stuff for the under 16s (65), and a literary<br />
event at Skylark (69).<br />
20 Years of Penguin Essentials Vitrine Display (detail). Ditchling Museum of Art + Craft, photo by Sam Moore
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