© The Space. All rights reserved.
Special thanks to…
There
is
a
wealth
of
Jurys
Inn
hotels
in
central
locations.
Each
one
offers
great
value
rates
with
warm
and
excellent
friendly
service.
There
are
two
Brighton-
based
hotels;
in
the
City
Centre,
at
Stroudley
Road,
and
Brighton
Waterfront
at
King’s
Road.
There
are
many
spacious
and
well-lit
rooms
which
are
designed
around
the
guests’
comfort.
We’re
grateful
for
their
support.
www.jurysinns.com
OUR NOVEMBER EVENT HAS…
INTERVIEWS WITH DOM JOLY & DAVID SPROXTON (AND AUDIENCE Q&As)
Held on Wednesday November 4th at the Latest Music Bar, Manchester Street, Brighton BN2 1TF / Doors 19:00
Starts at 19:40 (times may change slightly) / £18 / hosted by Wayne Imms
DOM JOLY
Dom Joly is best known for creating and
appearing in Trigger Happy TV, the Channel
4 television series that was first broadcast
in January 2000. He is also the author of
five books. His other television shows
include Fool Britannia for ITV and World
Shut Your Mouth for the BBC. Dom has
appeared in I’m a Celebrity, Get Me Out of
Here!, among other shows. Hidden
camera series Trigger Happy TV was highly
popular and successful around the world.
Dom’s books include The Dark Tourist:
Sightseeing in the World’s Most Unlikely Holiday Destinations. Places he went to include Chernobyl, Iran and North Korea.
Scary Monsters and Super Creeps saw him
in search of mythical creatures, such as
the Yeti and Bigfoot. Dom’s most recent
book, The Hezbollah Hiking Club: a short
walk across the Lebanon, was published in
2019.
DAVID SPROXTON
David Sproxton co-founded Aardman
Animations in 1972 with Peter Lord. It’s
the company behind characters such as
Wallace and Gromit, Shaun the Sheep and
films that include Chicken Run. His early
work as an animator was on children’s show Vision On, before co-creating the popular clay character of Morph. With
director and animator Nick Park, he was a producer of The Wrong Trousers and A Close Shave, which featured Wallace and
Gromit. David’s other work with Aardman includes Chicken Run, Shaun the Sheep and Flushed Away, as well as Wallace and
Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit. He also worked on the Oscar-winning short film Creature Comforts, directed by Nick
Park, and Peter Gabriel’s Sledgehammer video, as camera operator and lighting technician.
Reserve places online here now for the November event
Only £18 - Please note: You won’t need a confirmation
email and there are no actual physical tickets for the event.
Upon making a booking, your name will be added to an attendance list
(if you book additional places, a plus one or more will be added with it, depending on the amount of places
booked).
When entering the venue, you will be met by a Space crew member, who will check your name from the list
and issue a stamp accordingly. We do not need your postal address, payment reference number or a
printout of your payment receipt. There will be only be refunds if events are cancelled or if a guest becomes
unavailable.
This event occurs on Wednesday November 4th at the Latest Music Bar, 14-17 Manchester Street, Brighton
BN2 1TF
Click here for directions > > >
Doors 7pm, starts 7.40pm (approx).
OUR OCTOBER EVENT HAS…
INTERVIEWS WITH TREVOR HORN & BRIAN JOHNSON (AND AUDIENCE Q&As)
Held on Thursday October 1st at the Latest Music Bar, Manchester Street, Brighton BN2 1TF / Doors 19:00
Starts at 19:30 (times may change slightly) / £18 / hosted by Wayne Imms
TREVOR HORN
Trevor Horn is a legendary record producer and a
musician. His first major work was as part of The
Buggles, best known for the number one hit
Video Killed the Radio Star. He went on to produce
many classic singles and albums of the eighties.
Singles Trevor oversaw, with a major input into
their sound, include Frankie Goes to Hollywood’s
Relax and Two Tribes, Grace Jones’ Slave to the
Rhythm, ABC’s The Look of Love and Malcolm
McLaren’s Buffalo Gals. He also produced the
albums they came from. He co-formed renowned
electronic group The Art of Noise, known for the
singles Close to the Edit and Moments in Love.
Trevor’s other production work was for artists such as Seal, Pet Shop Boys, Rod Stewart and many others. In 2019, he
released the album Trevor Horn Reimagines the Eighties, with orchestral covers of songs performed by Robbie Williams,
Simple Minds, Seal and others. Before becoming a full-time producer, he was a member of Yes. Trevor later produced and
co-wrote the band’s huge hit, Owner of a Lonely Heart.
www.trevorhorn.com
BRIAN JOHNSON
Brian Johnson began his special effects career in the fifties
before his first major work, which was on Gerry Anderson’s
Thunderbirds. He worked on 21 episodes of the classic TV
series, broadcast in 1965 and 1966. He later oversaw the
effects on Anderson’s Space: 1999 and designed the Eagle
spacecraft. Brian’s work on that series was an influence on
Star Wars. He went on to play a part in the special effects
of its sequel, The Empire Strikes Back. Before that, he was
special effects supervisor on Alien and later its sequel,
Aliens, for which he won a BAFTA. Brian has won two Oscars, for Alien and The Empire Strikes Back.
www.facebook.com/BrianJohnsonSFX
Reserve places online here now for the October event
Only £18 - Please note: You won’t need a confirmation
email and there are no actual physical tickets for the event.
Upon making a booking, your name will be added to an attendance list
(if you book additional places, a plus one or more will be added with it, depending on the amount of places
booked).
When entering the venue, you will be met by a Space crew member, who will check your name from the list
and issue a stamp accordingly. We do not need your postal address, payment reference number or a
printout of your payment receipt. There will be only be refunds if events are cancelled or if a guest becomes
unavailable.
This event occurs on Thursday October 1st at the Latest Music Bar, 14-17 Manchester Street, Brighton BN2
1TF
Click here for directions > > >
Doors 7pm, starts 7.30pm (approx).
Back to top of page
A
live
music
venue
with
a
cabaret
stage
downstairs
and
a
skylit
restaurant/bar
upstairs.
The
venue
is
one
of
Brighton’s
main
live
music
venues.
Amongst
the
people
who
have
performed
here
in
the
last
few
years
are
Amy
Winehouse,
The
Kooks,
Ben
Howard,
Rizzle
Kicks,
Jesca
Hoop,
Chris
Difford,
Newton
Faulkner,
Don
Letts
and
some
jazz
greats
from
Herbie
Flowers
and
Larry Adler to Liane Carroll.
www.thelatest.co.uk/musicbar
CÔTE BRASSERIE - BRIGHTON
Based
at
Church
Street,
Côte
Brighton
is
a
modern
interpretation
of
the
many
famous
bistros
of
Paris.
Inspired
by
new
trends,
they
are
dedicated
to
authentic
classic
brasserie
dishes
with
a
modern
twist,
using
high
quality
produce
at
great
prices.
Côte
is
open
early
every
day
for
breakfast,
through
to
lunch
and
dinner.
Its
atmosphere
is
informal, friendly and highly welcoming.
www.cote-restaurants.co.uk
"That was a thoroughly enjoyable
evening in a great location!
Many thanks for looking after me
so well, for providing a
knowledgeable and entertaining
interviewer, and for finding me
some new fans.
It's been said before but bears
repeating – Brighton Rocks!"
BESTSELLING AUTHOR
IAN RANKIN
© The Space. All rights reserved.
Special thanks to…
There
is
a
wealth
of
Jurys
Inn
hotels
in
central
locations.
Each
one
offers
great
value
rates
with
warm
and
excellent
friendly
service.
There
are
two
Brighton-
based
hotels;
in
the
City
Centre,
at
Stroudley
Road,
and
Brighton
Waterfront
at
King’s
Road.
There
are
many
spacious
and
well-lit
rooms
which
are
designed
around
the
guests’
comfort.
We’re
grateful
for
their
support.
www.jurysinns.com
OUR NOVEMBER EVENT HAS…
INTERVIEWS WITH DOM JOLY & DAVID
SPROXTON (AND AUDIENCE Q&As)
Held on Wednesday November 4th at the Latest Music Bar,
Manchester Street, Brighton BN2 1TF / Doors 19:00
Starts at 19:40 (times may change slightly) / £18 / hosted by Wayne
Imms
DOM JOLY
Dom Joly is best known for
creating and appearing in
Trigger Happy TV, the Channel 4
television series that was first
broadcast in January 2000. He is
also the author of five books.
His other television shows
include Fool Britannia for ITV
and World Shut Your Mouth for
the BBC. Dom has appeared in I’m a Celebrity, Get Me Out of Here!,
among other shows. Hidden camera series Trigger Happy TV was highly
popular and successful around the world. Dom’s books include The Dark
Tourist: Sightseeing in the World’s Most Unlikely Holiday Destinations. Places
he went to include Chernobyl, Iran and North Korea. Scary Monsters and
Super Creeps saw him in search of mythical creatures, such as the Yeti
and Bigfoot. Dom’s most recent book, The Hezbollah Hiking Club: a short
walk across the Lebanon, was published in 2019.
DAVID SPROXTON
David Sproxton co-founded Aardman
Animations in 1972 with Peter Lord.
It’s the company behind characters
such as Wallace and Gromit, Shaun
the Sheep and films that include
Chicken Run. His early work as an
animator was on children’s show
Vision On, before co-creating the
popular clay character of Morph. With director and animator Nick Park,
he was a producer of The Wrong Trousers and A Close Shave, which
featured Wallace and Gromit. David’s other work with Aardman includes
Chicken Run, Shaun the Sheep and Flushed Away, as well as Wallace and
Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit. He also worked on the Oscar-
winning short film Creature Comforts, directed by Nick Park, and Peter
Gabriel’s Sledgehammer video, as camera operator and lighting
technician.
Reserve places online here now for the
November event
Only £18 - Please note: You won’t need a
confirmation email and there are no actual physical
tickets for the event.
Upon making a booking, your name will be added to an
attendance list (if you book additional places, a plus one or
more will be added with it, depending on the amount of
places booked).
When entering the venue, you will be met by a Space crew
member, who will check your name from the list and issue
a stamp accordingly.
We do not need your postal address, payment reference
number or a printout of your payment receipt.
There will be only be refunds if events are cancelled or if a
guest becomes unavailable.
This event occurs on Wednesday November 4th at the
Latest Music Bar, 14-17 Manchester Street, Brighton BN2
1TF
Click here for directions > > >
Doors 7pm, starts 7.40pm (approx).
OUR OCTOBER EVENT HAS…
INTERVIEWS WITH TREVOR HORN & BRIAN
JOHNSON (AND AUDIENCE Q&As)
Held on Thursday October 1st at the Latest Music Bar, Manchester
Street, Brighton BN2 1TF / Doors 19:00
Starts at 19:30 (times may change slightly) / £18 / hosted by Wayne
Imms
TREVOR HORN
Trevor Horn is a legendary record
producer and a musician. His first major
work was as part of The Buggles, best
known for the number one hit Video
Killed the Radio Star. He went on to
produce many classic singles and albums
of the eighties. Singles Trevor oversaw,
with a major input into their sound,
include Frankie Goes to Hollywood’s
Relax and Two Tribes, Grace Jones’ Slave to
the Rhythm, ABC’s The Look of Love and
Malcolm McLaren’s Buffalo Gals. He also produced the albums they
came from. He co-formed renowned electronic group The Art of Noise,
known for the singles Close to the Edit and Moments in Love. Trevor’s
other production work was for artists such as Seal, Pet Shop Boys, Rod
Stewart and many others. In 2019, he released the album Trevor Horn
Reimagines the Eighties, with orchestral covers of songs performed by
Robbie Williams, Simple Minds, Seal and others. Before becoming a
full-time producer, he was a member of Yes. Trevor later produced and
co-wrote the band’s huge hit, Owner of a Lonely Heart.
www.trevorhorn.com
BRIAN JOHNSON
Brian Johnson began his special effects
career in the fifties before his first major
work, which was on Gerry Anderson’s
Thunderbirds. He worked on 21 episodes
of the classic TV series, broadcast in 1965
and 1966. He later oversaw the effects on
Anderson’s Space: 1999 and designed the
Eagle spacecraft. Brian’s work on that
series was an influence on Star Wars. He
went on to play a part in the special
effects of its sequel, The Empire Strikes Back. Before that, he was special
effects supervisor on Alien and later its sequel, Aliens, for which he won
a BAFTA. Brian has won two Oscars, for Alien and The Empire Strikes
Back. www.facebook.com/BrianJohnsonSFX
Reserve places online here now for the
October event
Only £18 - Please note: You won’t need a confirmation
email and there are no actual physical tickets for the
event.
Upon making a booking, your name will be added to an
attendance list (if you book additional places, a plus one or
more will be added with it, depending on the amount of places
booked).
When entering the venue, you will be met by a Space crew
member, who will check your name from the list and issue a
stamp accordingly. We do not need your postal address,
payment reference number or a printout of your payment
receipt. There will be only be refunds if events are cancelled or
if a guest becomes unavailable.
This event occurs on Thursday October 1st at the Latest Music
Bar, 14-17 Manchester Street, Brighton BN2 1TF
Click here for directions > > >
Doors 7pm, starts 7.30pm (approx).
Back to top of page
A
live
music
venue
with
a
cabaret
stage
downstairs
and
a
skylit
restaurant/bar
upstairs.
The
venue
is
one
of
Brighton’s
main
live
music
venues.
Amongst
the
people
who
have
performed
here
in
the
last
few
years
are
Amy
Winehouse,
The
Kooks,
Ben
Howard,
Rizzle
Kicks,
Jesca
Hoop,
Chris
Difford,
Newton
Faulkner,
Don
Letts
and
some
jazz
greats
from
Herbie
Flowers
and
Larry Adler to Liane Carroll.
www.thelatest.co.uk/musicbar
CÔTE BRASSERIE - BRIGHTON
Based
at
Church
Street,
Côte
Brighton
is
a
modern
interpretation
of
the
many
famous
bistros
of
Paris.
Inspired
by
new
trends,
they
are
dedicated
to
authentic
classic
brasserie
dishes
with
a
modern
twist,
using
high
quality
produce
at
great
prices.
Côte
is
open
early
every
day
for
breakfast,
through
to
lunch
and
dinner.
Its
atmosphere
is
informal, friendly and highly welcoming.
www.cote-restaurants.co.uk
