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Great line up of two SOURCE cover stars and more, plus you don’t need a ticket and it’s all free.
French-Irish chanteuse delves into the dark songs of Jacques Brel, Kurt Weil and Nick Cave
Dramatisation of the true confessions of the Sicilian Mafioso
Interactive poetry show based on John Davies’ experiences of traveling around Britain with his shed
Arnie’s alien jungle romp retold with action men, puppets and remote controlled cars
Humorous play examines consumption and communication in the modern world
Brighton’s busiest buskers – country standards and pop covers put through the hillbilly thresher
A trivial comedy for serious people set during the 1952 coronation
Comedy showcase with some of the best fringe acts
Comedic cabaret show about the history and highlights of the big smoke
Canadian comic discusses the big man in the sky
Stand-up and sketch comedy acts hosted by Dec Munro
Brighton’s best bands chosen by Brighton’s best listings mag
Adam Buxton screens highlights from the weird and wonderful world of the music video
The news-obsessed DJ turns his hit radio show into a live stand-up act
Comedy play about a wife who meets meets her exact opposite in her husband’s lover
Comic cabaret combining bad pop and dubious jazz
Gin company stuffs train carriage full of invented curiosities
Juggling, magic and comedy
Novelty banjolele ditties from the chap-hop chap
Musical comedy show from Pink Floyd’s touring bassist
Comedy theatre show about a kidnapping that doesn’t go quite as planned
Nightingale Theatre
The camp cabaret star hosts a ‘reality theatre’ show in the which the audience writes and performs their very own pop song
An interactive ‘show’ in which an audience of one (you) are helped to recall memories that are probably fictitious (repeated every ten minutes)
An ancient murder ballad reimagined by London Sinfonietta Academy
Slapstick pub comedy set in the 80s
Young British pianist plays Haydn, Liszt and Rachmaninov
Affectionate and humorous cross-generational dance duet
Punk’s not dead – it’s just turned into a highbrow panel discussion
Pole-dancers and unicyclist-strippers share the stage with singers and cheerleaders in this tongue-in-cheek all-male cabaret
Comedy songs and sketches from the junior doctors of Sussex Medical School
Sit down comedy stories inspired by the gentle rambling of Ronnie Corbett
Harp duo play classical music and popular songs
Noise rock, disco pop and acid folk from the Superheroes of BMX
A triple bill of work by the pioneering choreographer
It’s 1952 and Ian Fleming is about to get married when he gets a visit from Mr Bond
A play, a musical and an opera all rolled into 70 minutes of campy fun
Nick Hodder tries out a comedy show he bought off the internet