A refreshingly dark comedy about two best friends starting at a taxi rank and taking you to unexpected places.

Sibyl Theatre gives us an interesting feminist interpretation of the Helen of Troy myth told from her perspective.

A perceptive piece about sharing a house: how miscommunication and lack of listening interferes with being able to connect.

This Brighton Fringe production is a surprising, hilarious and poignant little gem, with truly wonderful writing, directing and acting.

Rogue Shakespearean Ryan J.W. Smith brings a double bill of meticulously versified romantic comedies.

A thought provoking, refreshing and funny comedy about all the contrasting and conflicting messages being a woman involves.

Drama and sketches from Five Straight Men in an insightful Fringe performance exploring what being non-binary sounds like.

A wild crazy romp through 10 centuries of British history, from The Foundry Group's Murray Simon and Brian Mitchell.

An enthralling true story of resilience and adaptability from a unique moment in history, evocatively told.

A lovely little comedy Sci Fi nugget, which makes you laugh and think in equal measure

A fascinating and bizarre satire on the corporate world, through the eyes of one man who gets sucked into it.

A powerful and thought provoking piece, told beautifully and brutally with striking presence.

A hilarious, poignant, bright and uplifting show: quirkily and uniquely told with great perceptiveness.

Twisted Tales' performers have a unique and fascinating way of retelling stories you think you know, but not like this. Highly recommended.

A hidden gem of this year's Brighton Fringe, this two-hander comedy-musical was a joy-filled ride of absurdist proportions!

'Puddle' is more than a performance. Ensonglopedia's latest show for Brighton Fringe combines drama, soundscapes and a mini-workshop on climate change.

Stand-up comedy with a serious face: racism and violence: chatty, cheeky and conversational.

Cut down version of Shakespeare's comedy of misrecognition, disguise and farce. Three performers with manic hat changes and cool banjo.