A puppet show hailing from New Zealand, aimed at children and adults alike, this production was like nothing I'd ever seen.

Given the recent stories in the news about abortion laws across the USA that are eroding women’s rights into dust, this impressive monologue show by Georgie Jones couldn’t be more relevant.

A show about the trials and tribulations of young female actors struggling to get their big ‘break’ while comparing themselves to their fellow male peers. ‘Have You Heard About Guy?’ is a show full of light hearted humour and endearing moments of solidarity against society’s misogynistic treatment of women.

Eliza von Poppins presents... A Practically Perfect Guide to Living debuts at Brighton Fringe this May. Creator and performer Rosie Williamson gives us an insight into her show.

Forgotten Dialogue uses physical theatre to unpick how dialogue works and whether speech is freeing or restricting. 

A delightful and quirky exploration of the 18th century showman Dr Katterfelto and his quackeries. 

"Think Outside the Box" is a very common expression which The Creative Theatre Company unpick and turn on its head.

Things are going to get weird...

Prepare to see your favourite childhood story be twisted, warped, and dare I say... improved?

As the pun in the title suggests, Struan Logan’s debut hour of stand up is a hilarious and smart retelling of his travelling tales.

Britain’s least favourite Windsor becomes a Shakespearean hero in Brighton Little Theatre’s latest production of Bartlett’s award winning play for Brighton Fringe

Root Branch Theatre Company delivers a bizarre and passionate retelling of Norse myths, which manages to lose its audience to a convoluted structure.