REVIEW: All I See Is You
Brian Butler watches last year’s Brighton Fringe winner with sadness and anger
Brighton Fringe
Award-winning play online for #lockdowntheatre
All I See Is You, the award-winning play by Brighton-based TV, radio and theatre writer Kathrine Smith, has been put online for your viewing pleasure.
PREVIEW Brighton Fringe: Too young to stay in, too old to go out! by Nigel Osner
Nigel Osner returns to the Brighton Fringe and Sweet Venues with his new show Too Young to Stay In – Too Old to Go Out. He takes a quizzical look at the challenges and occasional opportunities for those who can no longer claim, even to themselves, that they are young. He looks at dating, love, work,
PREVIEW Brighton Fringe: Daphna Baram in Sugarcoating
Daphna Baram’s sixth solo show finds this middle eastern Mary Poppins breathless, with good reasons. Just as she came to terms with her chubby wonderfulness she is told to lose weight or lose her toes. And just as she finally gets that coveted red passport, her new country folk vote out of Europe. W
PREVIEW Brighton Fringe: Passing On by Sean Denyer
Brian and Tom, together for ten years, would like to have a child, to be as Tom says, “a proper family with two dads”. When their friend, Jane, agrees to act as a surrogate, it seems they can really have it all. But after Tom is very reluctantly pressed into finding out about his biological parents,
BRIGHTON FRINGE REVIEW: Pelican @The Warren Studio 3
Pelican is one of the best sketch-comedies I’ve seen at the Fringe in years. Created and performed by ex-Footlights Jordan, Sam and Guy, the trio has charisma, likability and wit all rolled into one.
BRIGHTON FRINGE REVIEW: Bourgeois & Maurice: How to Save the World Without Really Trying @Spiegeltent
By far, one of the best shows I’ve seen in this year’s Fringe is Bourgeois & Maurice: How to Save the World Without Really Trying.