3.0
Review: Brighton Fringe, Daddy Issues, The Old Market
Rebecka Pershagen has clearly had to put up with a lot of judgement in her time. As a self-confessed lover of older men, Daddy Issues seems to be Pershagen’s w...
Fringe
3.0
3.0
Review: Brighton Fringe, May I Speak About Dance, The Old Market
May I Speak About Dance, as the title suggests, is a performance-lecture where the audience is invited to explore their responses to dance. The house lights st...
4.0
Review: Brighton Fringe, The Establishment: Le Bureau de Strange, Brighton Spiegeltent: Bosco
Mad Etiquette presents duo Dan Lees and Neil Frost, who make up comedy company The Establishment. In their show, Le Bureau de Strange, they take to the stage i...
4.0
Review: Brighton Fringe, Frills and Spills, Brighton Spiegeltent: Bosco
As part of Brighton Fringe, Stumble Trip Theatre have taken over a tent by the sea and stuffed it with an hour of excellently timed, infectiously funny, joyous...
3.0
Review: Brighton Fringe, I Am a Camera, Rialto Theatre
I Am a Camera is a not-often-performed play by John Van Druten which explores the experiences of Christopher Isherwood, the British writer, in 1930s Berlin. Of ...
3.0
Review: Birds: Pluck, Brighton Fringe
Junior Productions presents Birds: Pluck. Performed by Amy Spinks and Kate Novak, written and directed by Joe Reaney and Will Noble, I concur with the music of...