An incredible show that will alter your perspective and make you question things you may never have questioned before

This weekend, Secret Opera presented a devised adaptation of the popular opera Carmen by Georges Bizet (1838 – 75). Directed by Robin Pieta, a well-established opera singer, who also took on the role of Jose, the sexually confused protagonist of the play.

A hilarious comedy play that took on the ridiculousness of pop culture and modern life.

One phenomenal actor, one stunning live musician and one elegant piece of verse topped off with some top notch direction, this play ticks all the boxes for a tip top night at the theatre. A must see.

A mother and a son deal with all of the above, in a play which didn't quite hit the right notes.

A visual and musical interview with Liz Turner, famous radio broadcaster of the 1950s.

Idiosyncrasies become normality for the audience, as the actors' performances flourish amongst the ingenious direction.

Lots of 'ooh's, a bit of 'ahh', a great deal of 'haha!' and it all ended with an 'awhh' (as well as a few goosebumps).

A beautiful installation in a garden, with poetry readings by Brian Mander to help set the tone.

Fringe theatre. It proves a test of how best to express something, while using as few resources as possible.

A potent show which tackles an important, yet often taboo subject head on. Groomed is an incredibly rare find.

Deep in the Heart of Me is one of the more changeable shows of Brighton Fringe; terrific in points, losing its grip on the audience in others.