"Your AI overlord bitch can't reach you here. Like I said: it’s just you and me."

Lauren is joined by Mark C. Hewitt and Marta Carvahlo, who talk about their Brighton Fringe show “Labyrinth," which will be showing at Brighton Fringe from May 25-29. 

To pursue independence and artistic freedom, do you have to abandon your duty to your family? Cheryl Ho and Rachel Lee spotlight loneliness, inner turmoil and the pressure of meeting expectations in their Brighton Fringe piece

England’s largest arts festival, Brighton Fringe, announces second wave of acts with tickets on sale now. 

Produced and performed by graduates of the University of Worcester’s MTheatre course, Sandhill Manor utilises the folktale of the Sandman to weave its own narrative dreamscape.

An insensitive and untimely production based around the life of Ghislaine Maxwell.

Hitcher Encounters navigates digital cartography with ease, forging a well-trodden path through audio and dialogue.

In the wake of Fatima retraining to cyber, the Clap Back Club delivered a raucous career conference courtesy of Karen and her comrades.

A masterful collection of pop, musical theatre, and cabaret, Rosie commanded the stage with a powerful vocal performance. 

Alfie Ordinary presented a delectable smorgasbord of glam queens, titillating tomfoolery, and guilt-free giddiness.

A Zoom drama that is highly affecting and cleverly constructed. 

“The first rule of vampire training — don’t talk about fight club”.