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

A one-of-a kind monologue about a bizarre man which explores dark, taboo topics whilst still having the audience laughing.

Entertaining and current, Too Early To Say is an hour of fun. Take a break from worrying about the political events in the world and watch as Alex Kealy cleverly lightens the situation whilst making some very valid points!

Refugees. A topic that both divides and unites. Everyone seems to have an opinion on refugees and the Calais Jungle but what is the situation like?

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

A very personal experience, this piece will leave you with a lot to think about and hopefully a new view into the world of mental health.

Two very different characters in an otherwise empty cafe, what could possibly go wrong as Buckle Collective introduces their first performance in the Brighton Fringe?

Shows I'm going to see.

An exploration into loneliness, love, loss and porn.

WINDOW is Brighton Fringe's Arts Industry showcase created to develop and encourage artists ready for the next step in their career. We spoke to Tim of Smokescreen Productions, whose project Shell Shock was selected as a WINDOW participant.

WINDOW is Brighton Fringe's Arts Industry showcase created to develop and encourage artists ready for the next step in their career. We spoke to Alison from Behind the Lines, whose show Fall of Duty was selected as a WINDOW participant.

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