Le Village offers free fringe performance space

Scene Editorial Team

11 Mar 2020 — 1 min read

Le Village offers free fringe performance space

Are you looking for a venue for this year’s Brighton Fringe in May?

Le Village on St James’s Street is offering its space for free, and it would suit a solo show or performances featuring three or four artists or actors.

The LGBTQ+ hotspot, which is a listed Brighton Fringe venue that can hold up to 80 people, is able to offer a stage, lighting, effects/smoke machines, sound & mics and sound tech (on request).

Boasting a great outdoor smoking/seating area and a licenced bar, Le Village is available for the whole of May in the day or the evening.

If you’re interested, call 07517 199917 or pop in to Le Village, 2-3 High Street, Brighton, BN2 1RP.

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