Brighton Fringe

A Year And A Day

Consummate story-telling

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ACT Playwriting Course

Mark Burgess and his students should feel immensely satisfied. And of course the students themselves divinely dissatisfied as they develop their craft.

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Chopped Liver and Unions

You’ll want to cheer at the end, along with everyone else.

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Company RAus’s Dido

A multimedia portrayal of Dido's love and loss, in sound, light and solo dance

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Dawn Again: A Rap Opera

Elliot has a problem: two girlfriends, both giving birth on the same day in the same hospital

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El Viaje

The inspirational story of a Cuban refugee, set to song and music

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Geneva Convention

As this gets quieter, it shouts more loudly. Exciting as this is, it will devastate when it finds its arc. This might ascend into something crucial.

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Homestead

An adaptation of Lorca's 'the House of Bernarda Alba'

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Little Women

There’s heartbreak and joy here. If you don’t know it, be surprised and moved at this hidden fringe gem, realised by this team in delicately-cut facets.

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Love and Information

An outstanding production of young showcase theatre

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Macready! Dickens’ Theatrical Friend

Nineteenth century actor and impresario is brought to life by Mark Stratford

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Magpie

This really has no place in the Brighton Fringe. Perhaps the Festival. What is a slice of the darkest Sean O’Casey doing at a 9pm slot? Outstanding.

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Making Marilyn

A must-see.

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Marvin and the Dodgyspinners

Worth considering when it returns

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Picnic at Hanging Rock

Will haunt NVT’s Studio as much as it will you.

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Plastic and Chicken Bones

A warning for humanity

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Pretty, Witty Nell

An outstanding gem.

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Rootless Tree

Two women's unorthodox relationship during The Great Depression

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Strange Orbits

Humanity faces an existential crisis

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Super Connected

Epic music, film and theatre production with a warning

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That Witch Helen

The face that launched a thousand ships finally gets to speak

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That Witch Helen

An absorbing retelling. Whatever Ridewood and Sibyl Theatre tackles next will be worth waiting for.

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Women’s Writes

We’ve been lucky to sit in on the first stage of a very promising conversation collaboration, and theatre piece.

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You’re Not Doing It Wrong If No-one Knows What You’re Doing

How families shape you - until you find your own particular shape

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