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Friday, September 18, 2026

Brighton Fringe

Explore the latest Brighton Fringe news, reviews and event highlights with the Brighton Journal. From standout comedy and theatre to cabaret, family shows and hidden gems, our local coverage helps you discover the must-see performances across Brighton & Hove during the UK’s largest open-access arts festival.

How far would you go to be “good”?  Billie Gold’s first one woman comedy show is about finding the power of self validation and lesbian identity, and no, it's not about kink, but it might get a little dirty. From the mind of a lesbian ex sex-worker, now full time...
1966-Patrick McGoohan, the world's highest-paid actor, having already turned down James Bond, walks out of his hit series for a new project that seems to encapsulate all the paranoia, intrigue and psychedelic insanity of the swinging sixties. Backing him is Lew Grade, Britain's leading impresario, head of a legendary entertainment...
Stakes are high in this outrageously camp comedy horror as the gals behind last year’s hit show “Drag Queens vs. Zombies” return to Brighton Fringe 2023. Local Brighton queen Crudi Dench and her award-winning drag pal Kate Butch star in this Hammer Horror-esque caper, which sees them jetting off to...
Official Award Winner for Best New Musical 2023, 'La Maupin' takes to the Stage again for Brighton Fringe Festival 2023! La Maupin, the folk musical about the queer 17th-century opera singer and swordswoman, Julie d'Aubigny, is back once again for a rollicking good time. Produced by Rory Devlin (he/him),...
'BED'....we spend a third of our lives in it…..and much of the rest of our lives on it, around it, making it and thinking about what we can get up to when we are in it.  This incredible new musical theatre production ‘Bed’, written by Tim Anfilogoff and Alan...
Sunsets is a one woman play set within a 'live episode' of a podcast. Fascinated by romantic comedies, Denver is trying to find her own walking off into the sunset moment. While recording it, of course. But will there be a happily ever after?  This comedy play explores our relationship...
I had the pleasure of sitting down with filmmaker and retired teacher Martin Nichols to discuss his film, ‘THERE’S ANOTHER COUNTRY’, and its influences. This film looks at post Brexit Britain through the eyes of Martin’s father, telling the story of a country's decline through a personal lens. Tickets...
Shaun the Sheep fans aged 6 and up invited to attend model-making workshop which takes place ahead of Martlets’ Shaun by the Sea art trail this May half term.  Ahead of the Shaun by the Sea art trail later this year, fans of Shaun the Sheep can attend an exclusive...
Brighton Fringe has announced that its Chief Executive Officer, Julian Caddy, will step down in June 2023, after the conclusion of this year’s festival.   Since his appointment in October 2011, Julian has led the organisation through a sustained period of growth, also guiding it through the Covid pandemic and the...
Lady Clementine has until her 27th Birthday to find The One. When her latest beau goes missing, she embarks on a hilariously unhinged quest to solve the mystery of her ill-fortune. But with neither sense nor sensibility, will our romantic heroine find love in time? Set roughly “in the...