Dr Martens Competition
Win £300 worth of Doc’s by looking cool, as Dr Martens open their first Brighton store.
Dramatisation of the true confessions of the Sicilian Mafioso
In this instance, it’s okay to judge a book by its cover
Blind Tiger
The Glastonbury sideshow comes to town for an immersive and theatrical dance night with a ‘Day of the Dead’ theme – remember to keep your scythe next to where your heart used to be
Join swing singer Jason Abrahams as he flies to the moon beyond the sea
Climb aboard a boat and hear Marcia Farquhar’a tales of the sea
A trivial comedy for serious people set during the 1952 coronation
Very silly clowning from the very tall stand-up duo
Caroline Of Brunswick
Electronic duo do an oddball humorous musical mash-up
Surreal and rambling stand-up comedy
Cabaret parody about a toilet attendant turned XXL stripper
Confessional comedy from the local stand-up
Brighton’s best bands chosen by Brighton’s best listings mag
B-movie based on a play by Patrick Hamilton about a piss-up in an English pub
2005 film based on three different stories by Patrick Hamilton
Noel Coward’s comedy of manners about a double honeymoon romance (advance booking only)
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
Learn how to draw comics with Emma Dodd and KA Gerrard, the creators of the Charlie & Bandit series
The creator of the Robot City Adventures series, Paul Collicutt, shows kids how to draw comics
Gin company stuffs train carriage full of invented curiosities
Children’s show with stories, banjos and kooky creatures
Puppet show for kids with songs and sketches
Lynn Ruth Miller talks about life, loss and laughter – includes tea and biscuits
A tribute to the music of Freddie Phillips, the classical guitarist who provided the music for the timeless kids’ show. Ask yourself this: in the year 2058 will people be going to concerts to hear songs from Winx Club?
A double bill of arty dance shows
Interactive audio performance trail, starting at the Nightingale
Rock&roll musical for kids pitched somewhere between Oliver Postgate and The Beastie Boys
A 20-minute portrait of seaside eccentricity, shown every half hour
Personal reflections and ethical discussion about assisted dying
Comedienne laughs in the face of the apocalypse (and snogs Chris Huhne)
Comedy puppet shows takes on the big themes of philosophy and politics and asks who pulls the strings
Family theatre version of the Norwegian fable
Children’s storyteller (in the cafe)
Kids’ comedy show about the coldest place on earth – except possibly Theresa May’s heart
A play about two 19th century Mid-Western girls and their lifelong struggle with religion
Comedy and music show by and for unashamed geeks
Storytelling and sketches about the Britain’s little-known contribution to the space race
Camp comedy play about a diva trapped in a toilet on her big night
Musical and sketch comedy horror adventure
Progressive post metallers raise money for the Rhythmix music charity
Musical theatre from a world gone by
Two classic plays by the master of the absurd
Enigmatic as ever, the Ultravox man brought his brand of dense electronica to the Concorde.
We’ve been lucky enough to see KRS-One at his last three Brighton shows, so expectations were high.
Straight out of the Brighton Institute of Modern Music, Friends Are Foes are a pop-punk band with a bright future.
To celebrate the release of their EP Us Baby Bare Bones packed out the Green Door Store and dazzled all.
The dark cabaret band came to Brighton Festival with a macabre take on The Rime Of The Ancient Mariner.
The Flaming Lips tarted up the Dome with some flamboyant visuals but could the band’s sound rise to the occasion?
Jamaica Inn solves the problem of not everyone wanting spicy food by serving both English classics and Jamaican staples.
Win £300 worth of Doc’s by looking cool, as Dr Martens open their first Brighton store.
This, the big Mondays show Brighton never had, was everything we could have hoped for – and much better than we expected.
A mix of pop-punk kids and pop-punk grown-ups turned up to hear Allister do their now-a-decade-old second album.
This Brighton Festival stage adaptation brought us a beautiful and insightful look at life in a divided Afghanistan.
Noir pop duo Curxes dazzled us at The Great Escape and are ready to step up to the next level.
Win £300 worth of Doc’s by looking cool, as Dr Martens open their first Brighton store.
Straight out of the Brighton Institute of Modern Music, Friends Are Foes are a pop-punk band with a bright future.
Who should you spend your £150 with this year? We’ll help, or guide you towards cheaper, more local offerings.
Jamaica Inn solves the problem of not everyone wanting spicy food by serving both English classics and Jamaican staples.
Enigmatic as ever, the Ultravox man brought his brand of dense electronica to the Concorde.
With so many great independent fashion shops in Brighton it almost impossible to choose just six to pat on the back.
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