Brighton Fringe

2100: A Space Novelty

To boldly go where some people have gone before, but to do it really really well.

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An Extraordinary Curiosity

Ceci n’est pas de deux

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Betrayal

A sovereign production: one of Pretty Villain’s finest.

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Betsy: Wisdom of a Brighton Whore

If you can, make this your last stop on the Fringe.

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Black Peter

A must-see for anyone who values fine drama.

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Bondage Queen Sings the Hits

If this territory appeals, Marsh’s is the show to head for.

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Caliban’s Codex

a superbly realised piece, vying with Carding’s own outstanding Quintessence.

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Camille O’Sullivan: Cave

A night of rocking guitars and melancholy piano, with an incredible voice throw in for good measure

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Ceyda Tanc Youth Dance

“An inspirational and dynamic showcase of the next generation of dancers under the guidance of Brighton based, Ceyda Tanc”

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Circus Extreme

An unplugged and unchained affirmation of the physical world.

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Clean

An unmitigated yell for old-school feminism

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Closer

A stinging look at modern love and betrayal.

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Damien

The story of he leper priest of Moloka'i and patron saint of outcasts.

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Dan Evans: 20%

Engaging comedy in the hands of a skilled performer

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Danny Dorling: Rule Britannia, Brexit and the End of Empire

Authoritative and insightful.

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Dietrich: Natural Duty

Intimate, funny, moving - a brilliant one-(wo)man show!

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Double Bill: Mother Figure, A Cut in the Rates

If you enjoy Ayckbourn, catch this in Edinburgh.

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Elicitations

“An ambitious work, exploring the emotional complexities in relationships”

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End Times: An Immersive Adventure

A Thought Provoking and Sagacious Escapade into an End of the World Immersive Experience

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Fannytasticals Cum Again

Brighton's rude, raucous and highly entertaining female comedy group

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Fix My Brain

A gag-packed storytelling sketch show about what happens when your brain won’t let you be happy

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Forgotten Dialogue

A beautifully realised, genre-crossing show that stands out from the crowd

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Four Thieves Vinegar

For the play and Sorcha Brooks particularly it’s a must-see.

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Freak

A play everyone should see – and a first-rate revival.

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Fruit Loop

Peerless Pearman

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Further Education

A strong, committed production of a very fine comedy

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Guru Dudu’s Silent Disco Walking Tours

A joyful Friday night wander/ dance off

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Hello Who’s Calling

The Alford touch is worth a diversion for. Or a trunk call.

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History Of Ireland

“A slick combination of politically driven theatre, dance and comedy with more than a touch of the Blarney…”

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Hysteria

In all the flurry of Fringe, don’t miss this gem.

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I’d Had Enough So I Killed Him

“A powerful and confrontational solo dance performance”

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Imaginauts

Fast paced Sci-Fi Farce

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Intolerable Side Effects

You’d be hopping mad to miss this. It’s very bunny.

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Jody Kamali is Mike Daly: Darts and All

Written and performed by Jody Kamali

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Jonathan Powell Recital St Michael’s and All Angels Brighton

A stunning world-class recital.

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Josh Berry: Voice Thief

Satirical impressions from a rising star

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Kiki Mellék: Law of Attraction

Ooohoo Bibshkis! Hyper Queen Kiki Mellék's Brighton Fringe Debut!

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Körper

“A fusion of the modern and the mythic, questioning our place in the modern world”

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Lucy Hopkins: Secrt Circl

Ding dong the witch is bonkers

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May I Speak About Dance?

“A playfully contemplative lecture performance, posing challenging questions about the language of contemporary dance.”

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Mozzz!

A week in the life of an underground mosquito

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No Knowing

How many ensembles can boast of an Ayckbourn first outside Scarborough?

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Oskar’s Amazing Adventures

Where is Oskar? A fun- filled children’s play at the Brighton Komedia.

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Paradise Rocks

Elvis in Hawaii meets Milton's Paradise Lost

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Paul Duncan McGarrity: A Practical Guide to Storming Castles

The most entertaining archaeologist since Indiana Jones

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Quintessence

There’s a superb cliff-edge to this outstanding production.

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Return to the Forbidden Planet

It’s a must-see. Whatever warp factors you have to go through.

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Ross & Rachel

Don’t hesitate.

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Sary

The imaginative force, language and unsettled serenity of this work demands a sustained run.

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Simon Ballard Recital St Michael’s and all Angels Brighton

An outstandingly fine recital.

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St Nicholas Mehreen Shah and Tim Nail Soprano and Piano Recital

Terrific impact, and complete musicians.

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The Birth of Death

“A profoundly moving and disarmingly funny journey, looking at death and how we approach it…”

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The Death Show

A gentle stroll into the valley of death

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The Milkman’s On His Way

As a storytelling adaptation it couldn’t be bettered. Necessary and uplifting.

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The Odditorium

An eclectic mix of strange and unusual entertainment

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The Pride

Don’t wait for another West End revival see this one.

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The Seven Ages of Mam

13.10 is a good lunchtime to watch a Mam’s legend in.

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The Wasp

This is more than a first-rate revival. It’s outstanding. See it.

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Those Magnificent Men

Find out what happens to these Magnificent Men; for they were, and are.

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Tiptree

Written and performed by Jenny Rowe

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Too Young to Stay In, Too Old to Go Out!

Nigel Osner delivers an audacious rendition into the vulnerable and egregious lives of those growing in years

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WATCHING, ceci n’est pas de deux

A truly unforgettable experience.

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Weight/Wait

“An emotional rollercoaster that is gripping from start to finish…a powerful piece of physical theatre.”

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Witch Hunt

A hard-hitting comedy of superior witchiness

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