An event I didn't expect.

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.

An important show that challenges the perception of immigrants, and presents life from their point of view

I didn't believe this show could work - boy, was I wrong.

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!

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".

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.

Do you have a moment?

Improv is always a gamble, luckily the team behind 'CSI: Crime Scene Improvisation' are clearly a well-oiled machine on the UK festival circuit.

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 Terabac, whose show of the same name was selected as a WINDOW participant.