Brighton Fringe Review: 1 in 3, Sweet Waterfront
It’s just nature; it’s just biology; yet it affects so many lives – 1 in 3, in fact. Jeff (David Keogh) and Jasmine (Alice Merivale) are two such individuals. T...
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Brighton Fringe Review: Gods Are Fallen and All Safety Gone, Brighton Spiegeltent
Selma Dimitrijevic’s decision to cast male actors in female roles is certainly a bold decision. It’s not original, of course: Shakespearean female characters ha...
Brighton Fringe Review: The Half Life of Love, Rialto Theatre
The Half Life of Love conjures up images of a radioactive passion and a yearning that poisons the victim long after the initial source has vanished. Gail Louw’s...
Brighton Fringe Review: Thorn, Sweet Dukebox
Paul (Thom Jordan) is a shy, unassuming young man with a story to tell; an injustice to put right. He stands on his soapbox and all but preaches to a congregati...
Bright Fringe Review: Distortion, Sweet Waterfront
A play with real potential, Distortion could benefit from being a longer production. Being able to make its points in only 30-40 minutes is impressive, but does...
NEWS: England’s largest fringe festival launches
Image: Dade Freeman England’s largest arts fringe festival has launched today. The Brighton Fringe 2015 has over 750 acts confirmed so far, making it alre...