Welcome the the Brighton Fringe Performer Resources Page.
Here you will find the gritty wisdom that can help you Fringe experience be a satsifying and successful one.
Brighton Fringe is one of the largest Fringe Festivals in the world and a platform for developing ideas, experimenting and pushing boundaries. The city comes alive in May and the first week of June each year, running alongside the Brighton Festival.
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Visit Brighton Fringe’s official Take Part Pages and Participant Resources
Find a venue for your Brighton Fringe show
Read FringeReview’s reviews at Brighton Fringe
AUDIO LISTEN: FringeReview’s Paul Levy with advice on how to hit the ground running at Brighton Fringe. (Recorded deliberately in February!)
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AUDIO LISTEN: Being a small player in a big venue or a small player in an out of town venue at Brighton Fringe.
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AUDIO LISTEN: FringeReview’s Paul Levy talks about getting your show pitch right.
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ARTICLE: People Aren’t Going to Buy Tickets to Your Show – Five Important Lessons for Filling Your Venue
AUDIO LISTEN: Your Fringe Press Release – Wisdom and Tips from those on the receiving end – the Press!
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AUDIO LISTEN: Here are some tips on flyering your show at Brighton Fringe…
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AUDIO LISTEN: Making the Most of Your Posters at Brighton Fringe – Paul Levy suggests a smart strategy
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AUDIO LISTEN: Dealing with Endless Noise at the Fringe. Fringe Festivals are endless noisy plays. This is a danger to the success of your show and also a creative opportunity. But trying to ignore that noise could undermine your Fringe show.
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AUDIO LISTEN: Narcissism at the Fringe. FringeReview editor, Paul Levy looks at narcissism at Fringe Festivals and how it might just destroy your Fringe experience – that is, unless you are unmissably wonderful…
AUDIO LISTEN: The Dangers of Exaggeration and Hype in Your Brighton Fringe Publicity and Why Authenticity is the New Gold
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This page is regularly updated so check back for more resources soon.
