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Our Brighton Fringe 2022 coverage us now over.
We are now heading towards the Summer and Autumn Fringe season.
Listen to the latest episodes of the Fringe in Review Podcast
Conversation with Brighton Fringe theatre and arts makers, with discussion and debate, live around the city.
Listen to all episodes and seasons here.
Comedy at Brighton Fringe 2022
Do you fancy a laugh? Is it time to crack a smile? Are you looking for a comedy show to see at Brighton Fringe 2022?
Look no further because, Joe Angella has chosen his pick of the fringe, here.
This is Nik Coppin, host of the hit comedy show, Shaggers
You can read all of our bloggers and columnists here.
In Season 2 Episode 5, our guest reviewer shares thoughts on a revival or Scaramouche Jones and we remember actor David Mounfield.
Our Online Fringe CoverageHighlights  REVIEW: Simon Jenner describes Brighton Little Theatre’s Dark Sublime as a HIDDEN GEM here. REVIEW: Stage version of the Da Vinci Code is HIGHLY RECOMMENDED. Read the review here. REVIEW: Dance theatre piece Finding Grace, currently previewing in churches is deemed EXCITING WORK here. REVIEW: Two Billion Beats at the Orange Tree, Richmond, is HIGHLY RECOMMENDED here by Simon Jenner. REVIEW: Quentin Crisp: Naked Hope at the Grove Theatre is OUTSTANDING according to Joe Angella. REVIEW: Site-specific in Brighton Death and the Maiden is GROUNDBREAKING according to Strat Mastoris. REVIEW: Nicholas Collett HIGHLY RECOMMENDS A Room of One’s Own which is part of Hastings Fringe. REVIEW: In Scotland, Donald Stewart HIGHLY RECOMMENDS Donald and Benoit which is online. |
