Get Down To The Great Escape Launch Party Now!
Great line up of two SOURCE cover stars and more, plus you don’t need a ticket and it’s all free.
Borderline Studios
Open house exhibition with ceramics and paintings by a group of ten local artists – plus a live string band
Surreal comedy theatre driven by the ghost of Kenneth Williams
Edana Minghella sings hits from the silver screen
Retro daytime TV spoof
Stand-up show about the “delights and depravities of dating”
Heartbroken stand-up and storytelling show from Toby Brown
Innuendo-driven video clip show
Two one-act plays about life, love, war and Satan
A play about Billy Holiday and Lester Young stitched together with songs from both
The true story of a working class girl who lied her way into a prestigious performing arts school (cleverly incorporating the proper use of the word ‘gifted’ with the incorrect annoying use)
Theatre and puppetry comedy sketch show
Bittersweet play of love and loss among the falling bombs of wartime Britain
Oscar Wilde’s classic comedy of wit, identity confusion and blagging
Clips from the classic BBC series with sets from guest DJs
Stand-up comedy night
Komedia
Eccentric and anarchic comedy band play preposterous vaudeville power pop laced with satire, silliness and disturbing dance routines
Lynn Ruth Miller discusses life, loss and laughter over a cup of tea and some biscuits
Lisa Faye celebrates the life and work of the Babster (downstairs)
Historical play about Einstein and the atomic age
Love story told in physical theatre fragments
One-woman show about growing up in South Africa
Songs, silliness and science from Spalien Acecraft’s John Hinton
New writers try out ten minute plays, poems or whatever
Interweaving the text and music of Samuel Beckett with original compositions by Paul Clark
A day of talks with Ruth Le Gear, Chris Wainwright and David Buckland
Humorous musical duo poke fun at Eurovision culture
Celebrated bassist smears your toast with his jazz
Thought-provoking and theatrical magic show in which a man shoots himself in the head (supposedly running for three nights, but let’s see)
Mini playlets and theatre nuggets
A look at the lives of Marilyn Monroe, Mo Mowlam and Aileen Wuornos
Comic tale of a Welshman who becomes an elephant
Fast-paced sketch show from a theatrical double act
Nazi occupied Britain imagined with physical theatre, music and puppetry
Theatre company takes on the story of the famous Red Barn Murder, giving the 19th century mystery a new twist
Comedy from an Irishman born on Dec 22nd
Comedy sketch show
Documentary screening and discussion
The Concorde gets its first ever theatre show with a play based on an alleged dinner that took place in occupied Paris between Josephine Baker (jazz singer, black) and Hermann Goering (Nazi, hater of blacks). If only ‘Come Dine With Me’ had more ambition
David Bramwell hosts a discussion forum focusing on new writing
The true story of a working class girl who lied her way into a prestigious performing arts school (cleverly incorporating the proper use of the word ‘gifted’ with the incorrect annoying use)
Bittersweet play of love and loss among the falling bombs of wartime Britain
Raucous eight-piece band with three drummers, three bass players and a ukulele
New show from the man responsible for the affectionate musical piss-take, ‘Brighton The Musical’
One-woman show about growing up in South Africa
A play about the love lives of CND activists inspired by Anton Chekhov and Florence & The Machine
Music by Beethoven
Extreme metal noise terror
One-woman show about ending up at a psychiatric hospital after an incident involving a bottle of whiskey, a kitchen table and a bunch of bananas
Laughter makes you feel good, especially when it’s for charity
Comedy from an Irishman born on Dec 22nd
Comedy sketch show
Author, Andrew Simms, discusses solutions to our economic and climate crisis
Musical one-woman play about a wannabe superstar
Told by two cowboys who knew him well
A play about the love lives of CND activists inspired by Anton Chekhov and Florence & The Machine
Stage adaptation of Khaled Hosseini’s novel set in Afghanistan
A play about disaster in the Arctic echoing the tales of Shackleton and Franklin
Topical songs and sketches from the long-running local comedy show
Storytelling theatre show for kids and their parents
One-woman show about ending up at a psychiatric hospital after an incident involving a bottle of whiskey, a kitchen table and a bunch of bananas
When you’re putting together your dream survival team you’d do well to include someone like Doctor Austin – what the ‘Theoretical Zombiologist’ lacks in shotgun skills he makes up for with his interactive multi-media tutorials
Live blues
Comedy from an Irishman born on Dec 22nd
Chris Abraham directs a two-man theatre show about friendship, capitalism and a made-up game
Two one-act plays about life, love, war and Satan
English tea room music and latin rhythms
New play written and performed by Lynn Ruth Miller (upstairs)
Dance, comedy and social commentary
Told by two cowboys who knew him well
A play about the love lives of CND activists inspired by Anton Chekhov and Florence & The Machine
Christopher Frayling gives a lecture about arts and aspiration