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Brighton Fringe Festival

BRIGHTON FRINGE PREVIEW: The Poety we make by Jaswinder Blackwell-Pal

BRIGHTON FRINGE PREVIEW: The Poety we make by Jaswinder Blackwell-Pal

Who do we fall in love with: a body, a soul, a gender? Emerging theatre company Flugelman Productions presents the premiere of The Poetry We Make, a new love story for our times, by Jaswinder Blackwell-Pal.

REVIEW: Brighton Fringe: Sweetie Darling Comes Again

REVIEW: Brighton Fringe: Sweetie Darling Comes Again

We excitedly skipped down to check out some of Brighton’s local cabaret talent taking to the stage for the final show in another hilarious Ab Fab dragged twist at the Gods ‘above Bar Broadway in Kemptown’ in Sweetie Darling Comes Again.

REVIEW: Brighton Fringe: Briefs

REVIEW: Brighton Fringe: Briefs

I saw Briefs last time it was in Brighton a few years ago and loved it. It was fun and warm-hearted and featured some incredibly handsome men in pants. On the whole it’s very entertaining, but on second acquaintance a few cracks are starting to show.

PREVIEW: Elixir

PREVIEW: Elixir

Zombie Circus show returns to Spiegeltent. The award-winning comic acrobatic show Elixir will return to the Brighton Fringe once again this year after their killer debut at last years Festival.

PREVIEW: Brighton Fringe: Jane Postlethwaite – ‘Made in Cumbria’

PREVIEW: Brighton Fringe: Jane Postlethwaite – ‘Made in Cumbria’

Funny Women finalist Jane Postlethwaite returns to Brighton during the Fringe with her sell-out debut comedy show.

PREVIEW: ‘Feelin’ Good’ with Brighton Goes Gospel

PREVIEW: ‘Feelin’ Good’ with Brighton Goes Gospel

Brighton’s premier gospel choir presents ‘FEELIN’ GOOD’ on Saturday, May 21 at the Roedean Theatre, Roedean School, Brighton.

PREVIEW: Brighton Fringe: Sisters of Avalon: Lullabies for Lover and Sinners

PREVIEW: Brighton Fringe: Sisters of Avalon: Lullabies for Lover and Sinners

The performance starts where the video “Night circus” stops. At the end of the tunnel. It is all about the journey of my inner self, as the tunnel symbolises the unconscious internal self. Inside its darkness, I had only one weapon to fight with, My light. My light was my childhood captured in songs

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