Showing posts with category "theatre"

Theatre Royal Brighton unveils new season

Packed with top quality entertainment and a fabulous choice of shows from the West End, Theatre Royal Brighton have announced

Brighton Fringe 2021 – extended dates highlights!

Brighton Fringe has extended their dates with a handful of venues running events until 11 July. #CelebrateFringe for another couple

Live outdoor immersive performance and cinematic experience platforming Brighton’s music talent comes to Jubilee Square for one night only

For one night only, on Thursday 15 July, Brighton’s Jubilee Square will be transformed into an immersive cinematic experience, featuring

Brighton Fringe Week 4 BN1’s Highlights – Bumper edition!

We’re in to the home stretch of Brighton Fringe now, here is our bumper edition of top picks to take

What happens in The Night stays in The Night…

Looking for something different and exciting this month? Described as ‘Cabaret’s triple threat’ by This Is Cabaret, Abi Collins the

Surfing the Holyland comes to Brighton Fringe

Surfing the Holyland is going live and in-person for three nights at Brighton Fringe 2021. This light-hearted musical dramedy truly

Brighton Fringe – Week 3 highlights

After already giving us some memorable moments, Brighton Fringe 2021 shifts up picks up the pace, and sprints into week

The Importance Of Being… Earnest? comes to Brighton Fringe

After a sell-out run at The Omnibus Theatre in London, innovative theatre company Say It Again, Sorry? bring The Importance

Brighton Fringe – Week 2 Highlights

Brighton Fringe soars into its second week, with another collection of compelling theatre, comedy, art and cabaret works. To save

Close Quarter Productions and Theatre Reviva! bring a trio of works to Brighton Fringe

Close Quarter Productions and Theatre Reviva!, in association with Holofcener Ltd, are presenting three linked short plays at Brighton Fringe.

5,000 MILES BY ITHACA

When I spoke to Chris Evans-Roberts from ITHACA Studios about their upcoming sound installation in St Ann’s Well Garden in

Fringe City kicks off Brighton Fringe

While Brighton Fringe is no stranger to the marvellous, the strange and the unforgettable, it’s when England’s largest open-access arts