Brighton Fringe
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Brighton Fringe 2021
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A superb play, it should as one director present said, be in the West End. With these actors.
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This could develop into something special. Thoroughly recommended as an industrial-strength ice-breaker.
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One of the most musically satisfying, funny, filthy and inclusive tribute acts of its kind.
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A play about the Climate Crisis, family, photography and being screwed by insurance.
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Chamberlain: Peace in Our Time
A light-filled small gem of a show, tuning into wireless crystals of a lost world.
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Deaf Ears: How I Learned To Hear
Friedman’s a spellbinding storyteller in the lives he’s immersed himself in listening to.
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Dirty Tricks: How the Illusionati Rule the World
Revealed, the secret cabal of magicians that rule the world
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Gilbert and Sullivan’s Improbable New Musical: … and Helen
Comedy musical, a slice of G&S history through parody and song - uplifting!
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Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons
Think Nick Payne’s Constellations meets Zamyatin’s We. If you love new theatre, worth queuing for returns.
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Sarah Mann and her company will surely return with this gem of transubstantiation.
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The Marching SKAletons and Dead Beat Poets
An 8-piece day of the dead inspired parade band plus the Dead Beat Poets
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The True Story of the Little Girl who thought she was The Second Coming of Jesus Christ
Every little girl dreams of being special, but Ellie Rose doesn’t just dream – she knows she’s special.
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The definitive Fringe revival of a mainstream play this year. Absorbing, baggy, intimate. See it.