Martin Dover, Coronation Champion Award winner and Scotland Lead for Go Dharmic, talks about his volunteer work, his inspirations, and why others should look to give back to the world. 

“I stuck with it. I put on my blinders and told myself “if you keep going, it’s just a matter of time”. It’s not like I didn’t have any support but at the beginning it really was very very hard.”

Kyra talks about working as Junior Chief of Staff at Walr, a Market Research Technology company that supports researchers with data creation.

Carmel works in the social research team at Walnut Unlimited, helping organisations find out what people think, feel, and experience.

“I would have loved to be around during the days of knights, chivalry, and courting. Without the leprosy and with toothpaste, please!”

"There's nothing quite like the feeling of performing comedy live, I’ve acted and been in bands, but the immediacy and gratification of delivering something you thought of to an audience that then laughs has to be closest thing to actual magic there is."

Comedian James Regal is bringing two shows to Brighton Fringe this year, 'Fake Jews' and 'LOLyamorous'. We talk about the shows, the Fringe, and his career in comedy to date.

Australian Vietnamese comedian Thao Thanh Cao talks about travelling halfway across the world to perform at Brighton Fringe this May. 

Semi-finalist of the BBC New Comedy Awards 2021 and finalist of the Musical Comedy Awards 2023 Eddie Mackenzie talks about his Brighton Fringe show

Phoebe talks about her Brighton Fringe show, 'My First Time was in a Car Park'. 

Talking Therapist and Integrative & Preventative Medicine Practitioner Melissa Day talks about the importance of connecting with yourself, and how her Performing Arts degree led her to where she is today. 

Indian actor Hari Bhaskar talks about their aspirations to make the industry more representative.