Hans Chew: Weds 9th May
Described as sounding like Jerry Lee Lewis playing with The Faces, Brooklyn’s Hans Chew returns to Brighton with a hatful of new songs.
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Sit down comedy stories inspired by the gentle rambling of Ronnie Corbett
Interactive poetry show based on John Davies’ experiences of traveling around Britain with his shed
Harp duo play classical music and popular songs
It’s 1952 and Ian Fleming is about to get married when he gets a visit from Mr Bond
Arnie’s alien jungle romp retold with action men, puppets and remote controlled cars
The news-obsessed DJ turns his hit radio show into a live stand-up act
Comedic cabaret show about the history and highlights of the big smoke
Comedy songs and sketches from the junior doctors of Sussex Medical School
Anthemic future rock
Pole-dancers and unicyclist-strippers share the stage with singers and cheerleaders in this tongue-in-cheek all-male cabaret
A triple bill of work by the pioneering choreographer
Comedy play about a wife who meets meets her exact opposite in her husband’s lover
Jam session with a dub reggae band
Hip hop show headlined by Elijah MC
A trivial comedy for serious people set during the 1952 coronation
Crusty anarcho punk
Noise rock, disco pop and acid folk from the Superheroes of BMX
Novelty banjolele ditties from the chap-hop chap
Tennessee Williams’ classic drama
French-Irish chanteuse delves into the dark songs of Jacques Brel, Kurt Weil and Nick Cave
Gin company stuffs train carriage full of invented curiosities
Dramatisation of the true confessions of the Sicilian Mafioso
Country and swing band
Mod-bothering DJ night
Humorous play examines consumption and communication in the modern world
A play, a musical and an opera all rolled into 70 minutes of campy fun
Electro swing, funk and breaks
DJs play vintage soul, jazz and blues
Upbeat carnival reggae
Punk’s not dead – it’s just turned into a highbrow panel discussion
Comic cabaret combining bad pop and dubious jazz
Comedy theatre show about a kidnapping that doesn’t go quite as planned
Brighton’s busiest buskers – country standards and pop covers put through the hillbilly thresher
Electro, house and dubstep night
Musical comedy show from Pink Floyd’s touring bassist
A night of punter-picked playlists
Nick Hodder tries out a comedy show he bought off the internet
The camp cabaret star hosts a ‘reality theatre’ show in the which the audience writes and performs their very own pop song
Adam Buxton screens highlights from the weird and wonderful world of the music video
An interactive ‘show’ in which an audience of one (you) are helped to recall memories that are probably fictitious (repeated every ten minutes)
Architecture students return for more fundraiser dance fun
Replaying the soundtrack to your youth
Club night playing hip hop, R&B, funk and soul
World class clarinetist and pianist play a selection of classic classics
Interactive poetry show based on John Davies’ experiences of traveling around Britain with his shed
Electronic duo do an oddball humorous musical mash-up
Audience-driven and movie-inspired improvised comedy
Arnie’s alien jungle romp retold with action men, puppets and remote controlled cars
A play, a musical and an opera all rolled into 70 minutes of campy fun
EP launch for upbeat indie funk band
The news-obsessed DJ turns his hit radio show into a live stand-up act
Comedy improv for all the single ladies
Jamaican singer pays tribute to the master of chanson, Jacques Brel
Eastern European electro with a former member of Gogol Bordello
Comedy songs and sketches from the junior doctors of Sussex Medical School
Sussex beer geeks regularly travelled up to London’s Pimlico to visit this much lauded temple of rare brews, but no more.
A three-day festival coinciding with the end of the Fringe, an interesting, Babylon-inspired weekender.
The Vaccines may have shot to fame in the blink of an eye, but they’re still not dazzled by the bright lights of the Brighton Centre.
Each speaker from the MA photography students at Brighton University – gets to show up to 20 slides, with just 20 seconds per slide.
Well Rounded proved themselves to be forward-thinking like Mystic Meg when they released Deadboy’s ‘U Cheated’ back in 2009.
Sussex beer geeks regularly travelled up to London’s Pimlico to visit this much lauded temple of rare brews, but no more.
A three-day festival coinciding with the end of the Fringe, an interesting, Babylon-inspired weekender.
The Vaccines may have shot to fame in the blink of an eye, but they’re still not dazzled by the bright lights of the Brighton Centre.
Each speaker from the MA photography students at Brighton University – gets to show up to 20 slides, with just 20 seconds per slide.
Well Rounded proved themselves to be forward-thinking like Mystic Meg when they released Deadboy’s ‘U Cheated’ back in 2009.
Juice Box is a club night that remembers that what going out is all about is have an insane amount of fun. Even if that involves The Village People.
Ifan Dafydd and Elephino are exciting prospects but we’re most excited to see Gang Colours at this Great Escape special.
Blah Blah Blah been chosen to host an after party at Exit Festival, so tonight doubles as a warm-up party and birthday celebration.
Described as sounding like Jerry Lee Lewis playing with The Faces, Brooklyn’s Hans Chew returns to Brighton with a hatful of new songs.
This two-nighter features local acts drawn from three specific indie genres; tweecore, dark cabaret and folk punk
Brighton’s great hope are bringing their atmospheric guitar anthems to a stadium near you soon, but first they’re ready to rule the Great Escape.
Lorca has seen his tracks appear on Essential Mixes from both Modeselektor and Scuba and on über-hip labels Left_Black, Third Ear and Live Ones.
Described as sounding like Jerry Lee Lewis playing with The Faces, Brooklyn’s Hans Chew returns to Brighton with a hatful of new songs.
A three-day festival coinciding with the end of the Fringe, an interesting, Babylon-inspired weekender.
Well Rounded proved themselves to be forward-thinking like Mystic Meg when they released Deadboy’s ‘U Cheated’ back in 2009.
The spring Food Festival brings markets, cooking demonstrations, taster sessions, games and competitions to the streets of Brighton & Hove.
The Vaccines may have shot to fame in the blink of an eye, but they’re still not dazzled by the bright lights of the Brighton Centre.
Mizzy has sidestepped the impossible problem of getting the perfect fit in vintage clothes by going supersized and it looks great.
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