Brighton Fringe

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

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

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.

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

Of the 115 (mostly London) shows I’ve seen this year so far, it ranks as the most profound, and one of the very finest.