A very small theatre. A very large battered cardboard box. A tiny feather periscope observes the audience.

"No-one's story is their own. I hope you realise that."

We talk to the Course Leader of Creative Media at Access to Music Brighton over their imminent closure, their Brighton Fringe show, and the changing state of the education section.

Lisa Maria Berg's quirky, funny tale of a lady who is unpredictable and unprepared for the world of love. This wacky one woman show certainly doesn't lack character!

Ollie Jones-Evans, Anna Harris and Rajiv Karia return to Brighton for an hour of sketch comedy to a packed out space in the Broadway Lounge.

Absolutely no idea what was going on.

A self-aware ventriloquist show that fails to push the boundaries.

For people who like cheese but not chalk. Or the other way round.

Stand-up comedy meets hypnosis meets adult humour.

A cabaret performance exploring the world of insects, this was a very unusual piece with many ups and downs.

This new musical by BBC bursary winner Natalie Sexton displays impressive cast and choreography in its story of "acceptance, courage and friendship".

All female company Haste Theatre bring to Brighton a lighter adaptation of Tim Burton's short story Oyster Boy.