A Brighton Cares II A Musical Revue flyer. The performance pays tribute to the Actors of Brighton which was performed on Sunday 27th January 1991 at the Brighton Dome which was £5 & £7 where all proceedings went to the Brighton Cares a charity raising funds to assist those with HIV/ AIDS in Brighton and Hove
Theatre program for Brighton Cares of Follies including local business advertisements and a letter from Brighton Cares on 31st October 1993, thanking the for the support in fundraising for people living with HIV/ AIDS with a message from the Mayor of Brighton Councillor David Lepper. It also includes names of the performers and the musical numbers with production credits with a special dedication to Alexis Smith, an award winning star of the Original Broadway production of Follies on the back cover
Bulletin containing events, exhibitions and live arts from the ICA (Institute of Contemporary Arts). Includes advertisment for the Fireball Alternative Miss World 1995 taking place on 3rd November 1995 at The Grand, Clapham Junction, SW11.
Brighton Cares newsletter, July 2000. Contains details of productions, news from the Grants Secretary, examples of thank you letters to Brighton Cares for grants awarded, and a thank you to supporters.
Newspaper clipping from January 31st 1991 with headline 'Has Mayor backed down over AIDS?' The article includes how Hove Mayor Francois Dupre who once accused many AIDS victims of being hell-bent is now supporting a major funding campaign. It also includes a section about Brighton Cares which raised money to help people living with HIV/ AIDS
Newspaper article by Pat Moorman in Brighton and Hove Leader on January 17th 1991 expressing concern in the lack of money funding the Sussex AIDS Centre
A newspaper article from Brighton and Hove Leader on 24th January 1991 advertising Brighton Theatre Group chorus, led by Ian Randall rehearsing a number for Brighton Cares II which raised funds for people with HIV/ AIDS
Theatre programme for Brighton Cares 10th annual gala benefit for HIV/AIDS, titled 'TEN'. Contains information about performers, music performed and advertisements for local businesses.
Theatre program of The Boys in the Band by Mart Crowley and directed by Michael Padley which includes advertisements from local businesses with cast and production credits where all the proceeds from the production went towards Brighton Cares and helping support people living with HIV/ AIDS