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The Guide to Good Fringe

We are now live at Brighton Fringe 2021!

Listen to Episode 1 of Season 2 The Fringe in Review

Brighton Fringe makes its return with a blend of online and in-person performance across all the genres. Our reviews are going live here.

You can read all of our features, bloggers, top tens and columnists here.

Our podcast, The Fringe in Review enters Season 2. In Season 2, Episode 1 we are live at the Brighton Fringe Launch, visiting venues and talking to Fringe show makers.

In Season 2, Episode 2 our conversations with Fringe artists continues and we reflect on a Fringe emerging from lockdown. You can listen to all our previous podcasts here.

In our earlier Season 1 Episode 12 FringeReview’s Paul Levy talks to Living Record Festival‘s Ross Drury who brings a digital platform to the Fringe, and Fringe “CEO” Julian Caddy reflects on a year to remember, forget and move on from. Listen to the latest episode of The Fringe in Review.

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Our Online Fringe Coverage

Highlights

AUDIO INTERVIEW: Cinematic Shadow Puppetry: Jo Tomalin talks with Sarah Fornace about Manual Cinema’s Frankenstein

BLOG: Joe Angella gives his top comedy picks for Brighton Fringe

REVIEW: Donald Stewart rates Strange Rocks from An Tobar and Mull Theatre as excellent. “It is a practised and beautifully noted combination performance as we get the tenderness, the frustration and the connections played out with such finesse and skill.”

BLOG: Find out the latest from the new Living Record Festival.

BLOG: musings from our blogger from Italy Tom Corradini. So much to do… and so little time.

BLOG: FringeReview’s editor for Scotland asks: We can’t can we? Or should we?

REVIEW: Simon Jenner highly recommends The Young Vic’s The New Tomorrow. “…a heart-warming original, funny provoking work that deserves a long life.”