Brighton Fringe

Believe

Soaring text and a masterful performance as Old Testament heroines re-imagined for today

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Bite-size

Plays and food, a winning combination

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Bite-Size (second show)

An innovative concept that not makes theatre accessible to a wider audience

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Brecht on Magic

Magic, socialism and a lot of humour

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Carol Cleveland – War Baby

An engaging and moving evening

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Cassandra

Strong performances in a engaging take on the Cassandra myth

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Death by PowerPoint

Deft humour from Rational Madness

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Gamarjobat

Silly, splendid, street theatre by penguins with Mohicans

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George Dillon’s Gospel of Matthew

An awesome and inspiring evening

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Googled Out

Vacant bodies slumped at the keyboard - the computer generation

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Hamlet

The best production of Hamlet I have ever seen

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Hysteria

A wacky and well crafted comedy

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Idyll- a comic lament

A charming and lively piece, which uses physicality and text

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James Dean is Dead …

Long live James Dean

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Lady Boys of Bangkok

Cavorting, lady-boy Cabaret

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Lunatics

Overall, breathtaking, intense, and impressive physical theatre

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Mein Gutt

A pot-belly full of mirth from a master story teller

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Queen of the Slaughter

A display of virtuosity in music and movement that uses stage and stagecraft with detailed precision.

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Radio

Heartwarming storytelling in an impressive one-man show

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Road Safety

A physical and unique exploration of relationships

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Sweet Panic

A young company successfullly performs this thought-provoking comedy

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The Beast of Taylor Mac

A fantastic evening of glitz, songs and humour

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The Caesar Twins

Mind-blowing physical stunts by creepy identical twins

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The Confessions of Punch and Judy

A breath of fresh air and a slap in the face

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The Devil Chess: a Burlesque

An enthralling Burlesque

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The Little Girl who was too fond of matches

A great performance but too many words.

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The New World Order

A medly of short political plays by Harold Pinter

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The Treason Show

The usual high standard of satirical sketches and great songs

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This Way for the Gas, Ladies and Gentlemen

A rich, if deeply uncomfortable seam of human history with real life accounts of the Nazi’s concentration and labour camps

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Waking

An intimate and intense meeting of a woman and her past, well staged and impressively performed

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What I Heard About Iraq

Powerful theatre that reports with real punch verbatim the Iraq Conflict

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Wildwood Park

Simply staged, powerfully evocative version of Doug Wright's psychological thriller, exploring the seductive draw of the macabre.

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