Some of the best amateur comics that Brighton has to offer duked it out in an awards show organised by Brighton Gin on Wednesday, in the first heat of a month-long competition.

A group of classically trained actors performing Much Ado About Nothing is not necessarily anything too unique. However, in this unconventional show, one such actor is royally drunk – and hilarity ensues.

Deeply personal and conscious of its own format, Farah’s Ellipsis opens up the symbiotic relationship between audience and comic in this stand-up show that uses her own experiences to criticise British society’s grief culture

A promising debut production that unfortunately falters in its writing and pacing, Madhouse depicts the chaotic nature of student living with its rag-tag cast of characters.

“Outrageously funny and bazaar, Incognito Theatre company have devised an innovative form of theatre”

“With three contrastingly eccentric, quirky, hilarious characters Truth Be Told was destined to be brilliant from the start!”

"belly achingly funny...My only complaint is that it was too short!"

Amelia Worssam was selected for Artistic Achievement for TrinityTalent and is the Youth Choice for her Arts Award achievements. 

Actor, writer and director Lori Hamilton breaks down the process of writing comedy and gives some top tips for you to get started with.

Alaskan, feminist, and partyer Sally Ann talks to Voice about her quarantine comedy special that is airing as part of season 2 of [email protected] 

Ki-taek's family takes an interest in a wealthy family for their living, however they get mixed into something unexpected. 

2020 marks the 15th year since Arts Award launched! To celebrate we're running a competition to find your creative responses to #LoveArtsAward15, with a £50 arts voucher as the prize! Get your paints, cameras, voices or dancing feet ready as we'll be asking you to make something special to share your love for art.