The Warren; 2017 Brighton Fringe Festival Brochure

4 May - 4 June 2017

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BRIGHTON FRINGE’S FAVOURITE FESTIVAL SITE IS BACK!

THE WARREN IS RUN AND PROGRAMMED

BY OTHERPLACE PRODUCTIONS LTD Nicola Haydn (Artistic Director) Tom Arr-Jones Joshua Carr Richard Carter FESTIVAL ADMINISTRATOR Hannah Atkins BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT AND MARKETING MANAGER Emilie Fellingham WE WISH TO THANK OUR TEAM Robin Buckland Amy Greenwood Alana Loewenberger Nione Meakin Ella Nettleton Meg Wilson GRAPHIC DESIGN Ifan Bates www.iambeak.com

WELCOME BACK! After an award-winning 2016, we’ve pulled out all the stops to present an even bigger and more exciting programme for May 2017.

We’ve scoured the UK and abroad to cherry-pick the best theatre, comedy, cabaret and family shows around to bring to audiences here in Brighton.

This year we have more than 180 shows available across four venues at our pop-up festival site at St Peter’s Church North. Take your pick from returning hits, award-winning theatre, comedy legends, provocative cabaret and charming kids’ shows.

Opening its doors on May 4, our fairy-lit site is the Fringe’s favourite festival-within-a-festival. Start the day with a coffee from The Coffee Shack or bring the kids to enjoy activities including the award-winning Woodland Tribe’s build-your-own adventure playground.

By night, our two bars are some of the liveliest around; party with our performers in the Festival Bar, or head up onto the mezzanine of the East Coast Bar for a bird’s-eye view of festivities.

You can pick up a pre-show snack or delicious meal from our acclaimed street food stalls and check out the best of Brighton’s famous independent designers and makers in Market Town, open day and night. We hope you love it as much as we do. Here’s to another brilliant year!

Love, Nicky, Tom, Rich and Josh x

The Warren is run by the team of professional theatre-lovers that makes up Otherplace Brighton, a year-round, not-for-profit venue management and production company that has been bringing high-quality performance to the city for more than a decade.

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COLLECTIONS All tickets bought in advance can be collected from the Warren Box Office. Please arrive onsite at least 30 minutes before the scheduled start time of your performance to allow time to collect your tickets, find your way around and get to your seat, as latecomers may not be admitted to the performance.

CONCESSIONS Concession price tickets are available to students, senior citizens (over 60), Under 16s, the unwaged, NHS staff and Equity members. Proof of concession status must be shown either when purchasing or collecting tickets.

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DISABLED ACCESS All our venues are fully wheelchair accessible. We offer a free ticket to carers and support workers attending events with disabled customers. For specific queries please e-mail access@otherplacebrighton.co.uk or call the box office.

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Under 18s must be accompanied by an adult after 10pm. Children under 12 should be accompanied at all times.

We reserve the right to refuse admission. We reserve the right to admit latecomers only if and when there is a suitable break in the performance. Some shows may contain no suitable break. Although the programme is correct at time of going to print, please be aware that all line-ups are subject to change.

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Cabaret

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30 minutes 6+

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BARRERA

Mr. Saiqo BARRERA is the story of two clowns in mourning.

After the death of their best friend, the clowns try to continue living, but what is the point? They still do their performance with card tricks and balloons, but all the glitter and glamour seems far gone. They blunder on through drunken dancing and buckets full of tears, each mishap plunging the audience further into mirth, memory, and pathos.

Main House

60 minutes PG

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Pick of the Fringe

90 minutes 18+

Otherplace Productions The best in laid-back, late-night entertainment at The Warren, every Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Join us for all kinds of fun (planned and impromptu), with comedy, cabaret, music and all manner of fabulous Fringe fare.

Thu 4 May 7.30pm (Launch night special)

Thu 4 - Sat 6 May 11.30pm Thu 11 - Sat 13 May 11.30pm Thu 18 - Sat 20 May 11.30pm Thu 25 - Sun 28 May 11.30pm Thu 1 - Sat 3 June 11.30pm

£5 /£4 /£16 (Group of 4) ‘Otherplace don’t just have their fingers on the pulse, they’re the pacemakers’ TIME OUT

Thursdays: £5 /£3.50 Weekends: £7.50 /£6 /£5 (students) £20 (Group of 4)

Studio 2

60 minutes

Blues and Burlesque Returning after a sell-out run in 2016, original music from ex-Dexy Pete Saunders, upstaged superbly by Lady Beau Peep (call her mistress!). From school runs to her bondage fantasies and yours!

Mon 29 May 9.30pm Thu 1 - Sun 4 June 9.30pm £12.50 /£11 /£10 (students) £45 (Group of 4)

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Cabaret OTT (On The Tube)

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‘For a great combination of music and laughs, this fifty-minute show of feistiness and fun is a sure-fire way to get it’ BROADWAY BABY

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90 minutes

18+

The Gin Whore Tour

Nuno Sabroso Follow an ordinary platform attendant on his extraordinary journey underground. Get ready to meet the city’s crazy, lonely, joyous, manic, glamorous, tragic and downright strange characters as their lives intersect for a brief moment in time. With infectious music, song, dance and drama, ‘Cabaret OTT’ will make you laugh, cry, tap your toes and at times wonder what the heck is going on!

Fri 5 - Sat 6 May 9.30pm £10 /£8.50

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Otherplace Productions Not sure what to see? Don’t fret, we’ve done the work for you and hand-picked shows from across Brighton Fringe to showcase snippets of their work to whet your appetite. Different line-ups every show.

Sat 6 - Sun 7 May 12.30pm Sat 13 - Sun 14 May 12.30pm Sat 20 - Sun 21 May 12.30pm Sat 27 - Sun 28 May 12.30pm Sat 3 - Sun 4 June 12.30pm

Tue 30 May - Fri 2nd June 2.30pm £8 /£6.50 /£5.50 (students) £26 (Family Ticket)

60 minutes 16+

The Gin Whore Historical tales of hooch and harlots. This slightly naughty one-woman show covers the history of gin, from its origins in genever liquor to the modern day drink. Hear of famous hookers and their links to the juniper-flavoured spirit. Learn about gin production - including historical styles, modern techniques, and a tasting of four gins.

Sat 27 - Sun 28 May 12.45pm and 4.15pm £30 /£28.50 ‘Bold as a beefeater, gutsy as gunpowder’ BROADWAY BABY H H H H H

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60 minutes 16+

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JoJo Bellini: Crash-Bang Cabaret!

thejomarsh Take a look into the life of cabaret queen JoJo Bellini.

Who is this woman? Where has she come from? How did she recover from such a crippling car accident? Why is she touching me? Why isn’t she touching me?! Is this love?!?! Yes. Yes it is. So sit back and indulge in the unbridled naughtiness, clowning and comedy that is JoJo Bellini.

60 minutes 16+

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Seven Crazy Bitches

Holly Morgan Take Shakespeare’s ‘Seven Ages of Man’ speech. Put it in a variety of cheap wigs. Teach it the juke box of a regional gay bar. Roll it in a whole lot of glitter.

Mon 15 May 8.30pm Thu 25 May 10pm £9.50 /£8 /£7.50 (students)

Thu 11 - Sat 13 May 9.30pm £10 /£8.50

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50 minutes 16+

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50 minutes 14+

1 Woman, A Dwarf Planet and 2 Cox: Samantha Baines

1 Woman, A High Flyer and A Flat Bottom: Samantha Baines (WIP)

Sat 6 - Sun 7 May 4.15pm Sat 20 - Sun 21 May 4.15pm £10 /£8.50 /£7.50 (students)

Fri 2 - Sun 4 June 5.30pm £10 /£8.50 /£7.50 (students)

Samantha Baines c/o Hannah Layton Management Award-winning comedian Samantha Baines (The Crown, BBC Radio, Call the Midwife) brings her smash-hit, five-star sell-out show. It’s science meets funny.

‘Mind-blowing’ HUFFINGTON POST HHHHH

Samantha Baines Award-winning comedian Samantha Baines explores the lost women of science. Expect puns, facts and an ear trumpet attached to a whiskey bottle.

‘One of the ones to watch’ THE EVENING STANDARD

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Main House

75 minutes 12+

Simon Warner’s Viva Hypnosis

Main House

Studio 3

Terror Australis

Simon Warner Welcome to Las Vegas where YOU can be the star of the show! Fully loaded with dancers, projections, music and hilarious hypnotic humour.

Fri 26 - Mon 29 May 7.45pm £12.50 /£11 /£10 (students) £42 (Group of 4)

45 minutes 16+

Leah Shelton A grindhouse cabaret edgier than a serial killers machete.

Performed by psycho-siren Leah Shelton (Polytoxic), this f***ed-up outback Contiki tour is a frothing hot mess of black comedy, anti-burlesque and Hills-Hoist-pole-dance.

Come down-under to a sunburnt country where cars rule, hitchhiking kills and dingoes eat babies.

Mon 15 - Wed 17 May 8.35pm £10 /£8.50 /£7.50 (students) £35 (Group of 4)

WINNER

60 minutes

12+

AART TV Live Broadcast!

Andy Bridge New Zealand’s finest Mikey the Aartist returns to Brighton Fringe for the launch of AART TV Live! With special guest artists Jim Parkyn (Aardman Animations) and George Egg. Wed 10 - Thu 11 May 9.30pm Sun 28 - Mon 29 May 6.30pm £9 /£7.50 /£6.50 (students)

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‘Joyful and hilarious’ THE SKINNY ‘Life affirming and very entertaining’ BROADWAY BABY HHHH

55 minutes

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Accidents Happen to Sasha Ellen

Sasha Ellen At the age of three Sasha accidentally killed a kitten ...

And she hasn’t stopped murdering since. A stand-up show about mishaps, misunderstandings and screw-ups.

Sasha’s had two sell-out Edinburgh shows, one of which transferred to the Soho Playhouse in New York.

Thu 25 May 8.30pm Sat 27 - Mon 29 May 5.30pm £9.50 /£8 /£7 (students)

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‘Genuinely fresh’ THE SCOTSMAN HHHH

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55 minutes 16+

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Alice Marshall: Blood

Vicious Productions Critically acclaimed character comedian Alice Marshall returns with ‘Blood’, the follow-up to her smash-hit 2016 debut ‘Vicious’. With more of her signature weird and wonderful characters, ‘Blood’ takes a long, hard look at the darker side of humanity.

‘She’s the one you’ll Fri 19 - Sun 21 May 8.30pm be glad you saw £10 /£8.50 /£7.50 (students) before she got big.

See this show’ SHORT COM HHHHH

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55 minutes 17+

Amusings

Sat 3 - Sun 4 June 4pm £8 /£6.50 /£5 (students)

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ALL IN

Embolon From the makers of BEARD, a new comedy like nothing you’ve seen before.

Tue 23 - Fri 26 May 6pm £10 /£8.50 /£7.50 (students)

Main House

Goodwin ‘Every once in a while you come across a couple of guys who are just so goddam funny, so goddarn crazy and so godforsakenly good that you gotta just sit up and sign ‘em. This is what these guys, Goodwin, are. Trust me these guys are the thing. They’ll infiltrate your minds like a goat scuttling into a neglected submarine’ (Fergus Laine, Entertainments Comptroller at Global Comedy Enterprises).

50 minutes 14+

‘New architectures for comedy’ THE GUARDIAN ‘As funny as it is horrifying’ VICE ‘A genuine masterpiece’ LAUGH OUT LONDON

60 minutes 16+

BEASTS Brace yourselves for an epic contest, where the road to glory is paved with broken friendships and shredded dignity. Who will emerge victorious and be crowned Mr Brighton 2017? You decide.

Sat 6 May 8.15pm £11 /£9.50 /£8.50 (students) £38 (Group of 4)

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‘The new breed of sketch show’ GUARDIAN

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55 minutes 12+

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Being Hueman Being

White Sardine Productions Luke brings his world of fantasy and ridiculousness to Brighton, keen to ignite pure idiocy out of nowhere. This clown takes us on an absurd adventure in a show about vulnerability, our imperfection and what is beautiful about not being quite normal. Come laugh at what is funny and colourful about being hueman being.

Fri 5 - Sun 7 May 5.30pm £9.50 /£8 /£7 (students) ‘Truly unique ... hilarious’ EAT DRINK PLAY

Main House

BEASTS Present Mr Brighton 2017

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180 minutes

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Broken Biscuits

Wed 31 May 7.45pm £10 /£8.50 /£7.50 (students) £35 (Group of 4)

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The Beta Males Go Solo: The Story Beast & Richard Soames

The Story Beast & Richard Soames The Foster’s Edinburgh Best Newcomer Award-nominated Story Beast (“a bearded force of nature” - GUARDIAN) and critically acclaimed (“charming storyteller” - CHORTLE) Richard Soames return to Brighton as the last two surviving Beta Males.

H H H H SUNDAY TIMES Sat 27 - Mon 29 May 4pm H H H H TIME OUT £9.50 /£8 /£7 (students) H H H H FEST

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Idle Eye A variety act comprising the very best of spoken word, music, character comedy, and short animations. Featuring Joanna Neary, Jenny Lockyer, Jenny Vegas, Idle Eye, with Kate Tym as compere and live DJ/VJ Audio Projections.

Pack a brush!

60 minutes 12+

60 minutes

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Bryony Twydle: Twaddle

PigWig Productions Bryony Twydle (BBC Radio 4, New Comedian of the Year 2016 semi-finalist) brings her debut solo show to Brighton. Watch as she pushes her warped, eccentric, self-obsessed characters to their breaking points - and pushes the audience’s boundaries too.

Fri 12 - Sun 14 May 7pm £8.50 /£7 /£6 (students)

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‘Great material, sharp timing ... comic gold’ VIEW FROM THE GODS HHHHH

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60 minutes 14+

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C.S.I: Crime Scene Improvisation

The Chandeliers Following a sell-out run at Edinburgh Fringe 2016, Crime Scene Impro return to Brighton, creating a fully improvised, brand-new, comedy murder mystery every show.

Sat 6 - Sun 7 May 2pm Sat 13 - Sun 14 May 2pm £10 /£8.50 /£7.50 (students)

‘A spectacular must see’ BUNBURY MAGAZINE HHHHH ‘Spontaneous mastery’ FRINGE BISCUIT HHHH

60 minutes 12+

Casual Violence: The Grot In The Grotto

Casual Violence! Comedy Triple award-winning, five-star sketch villains return with a ghoulish new nightmare blend of sketch comedy storytelling, live music and pure evil. Be warned. Then be mildly curious about it. Then let that curiosity fester.

Let it distract you from your day job, from your lover, from your slumber. Then buy a ticket and come watch us.

Fri 2 - Sat 3 June 8pm £10 /£8.50 /£7.50 (students) £35 (Group of 4)

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60 minutes 14+

The Establishment: Eton Mess

Even God Knew I Was GAY

Sat 6 - Sun 7 May 4pm, Wed 24 May 9.45pm £10 /£8.50 /£7.50 (students)

Fri 5 - Sun 7 May 9.30pm Fri 19 - Sun 21 May 9.30pm £10 /£8.50 /£7.50 (students) £35 (Group of 4)

Honky Bonk Presents ‘Another much-needed chapter in our national legacy of lampooning the powers that be, building on Peter Cook, the Pythons and The Fast Show’ THE STAGE H H H H ‘Enjoy the charming chutzpah of Dan Lees and Neil Frost ... they don’t miss a beat’ THE SKINNY H H H H NATY finalists 2017

Jilberto Soto Jilberto is a comic from Seattle who has brought his talents to London. His sexual and racial comic style has been described as personal yet embarrassing by his older brother. The show will reveal the struggles of the gay dating scene for a Catholic Mexican. Overall, it’s about the journey for self-acceptance.

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55 minutes 16+

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Colin Hoult: Anna Mann Extravaganza

Colin Hoult As seen in Derek, Murder in Successville and Being Human, award-winning character comedian Colin Hoult brings his hit show ‘Anna Mann’s Sketch Show for Depressives’ to The Warren (17/18 May). Plus a preview of a beautiful new one (16 May).

Tue 16 - Thu 18 May 8.30pm £10 /£8.50 /£7.50 (students)

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‘His most joyful effort to date...

Deliciously funny’ TIMES H H H H

55 minutes 18+

Dave Edwards: Looking for Love!

Edwards Inc Join Dave Edwards as he gives advice concerning how to navigate the messy world of modern-day dating.

Edwards is a cult performer, regularly performing at Brian Gittins’ monthly night ‘Gittins to Know You’.

Fri 12 - Sun 14 May 6.30pm £8.50 /£7 /£6 (students)

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55 minutes 14+

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Alice Devlin When Alice was 11, she won third prize in a Nando’s drawing competition. Since then she has attempted many things: tap dancing, hula-hooping and juggling three balls to name but a few. Now it’s time to decide whether she can make a career out of her extra-curricular activities.

Join Alice as she follows her dream, however silly it might be, and learns not to take herself too seriously.

Sat 27 - Mon 29 May 3.30pm £9 /£7.50 /£6.50 (students)

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60 minutes 14+

Foil, Arms and Hog: DoomDah-ish

Foil, Arms and Hog Ireland’s top comedy trio. Sold out Edfringe 20092016. Over ten million hits on YouTube. Brighton Fringe favourites Foil, Arms and Hog present ‘DoomDah-ish’, their show from Edfringe 2016 with the odd new sketch thrown in.

Thu 11 and Sun 14 May 8pm £10 /£8.50 /£7.50 (students), £35 (Group of 4) Fri 12 and Sat 13 May 8pm £11 /£9.50 /£8.50 (students), £38 (Group of 4)

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55 minutes 12+

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Fred Strangebone’s Freakshow

Honky Bonk Presents Fred Strangebone comes to Brighton Fringe with his “hilarious and heart-warming show.” He invites you into a sideshow tent of unsettling curiosities. Peel back the flapping canvas door and behold the freaks within. A one-man variety show of character comedy, clowning and spine-chilling verse.

Sat 20 - Sun 21 May 4pm Mon 22 - Tue 23 May 10pm £9.50 /£8 /£7 (students)

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‘Comedy genius’ LONDON PUB THEATRES H H H H

60 minutes 14+

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Gemma Arrowsmith: EARTHLING

Gemma Arrowsmith In 1977 NASA launched two spacecraft carrying golden phonograph records. This show is about the lifeforms who find those records ... and whether they decide to get in touch. Sketches and characters charting the best and worst humanity has to offer.

‘The greatest female Fri 5 - Sun 7 May 7pm comedy actor of the £9.50 /£8 /£7 (students) 21st century’ £35 (Group of 4) VIC REEVES

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60 minutes 16+

Going South

Andrew Craig Brace yourselves for a very special afternoon of musical frivolity, as this fabulous all-female trio unleash upon you their zany mix of comedy and stunning harmonies. An act unlike any other, where opera meets West End and topical and irreverent humour abounds. Put simply, a class act; utterly loveable.

Fri 26 - Mon 29 May 12.30pm Fri 26 May (preview) £8 £10 /£8.50 /£7.50 (students) £35 (Group of 4)

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60 minutes 18+

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55 minutes 18+

Google Drive

Dan Attfield In 2008, Google used search trends to predict flu outbreaks. In 2017, a musical comedian uses the same data to predict the apocalypse. As featured on BBC One, BBC Radio 4 and E4 with hip hop improvisers Abandoman and YouTube sketch group The RH Experience.

Thu 1 - Sat 3 June 10pm £9.50 /£8 /£7 (students) ‘Lethal levels of laughter’ THE SCOTSMAN HHHHH

55 minutes 14+

Studio 2

50 minutes 18+

George Egg: Anarchist Cook Georgie Morrell: A Poke Pt 2 ‘Second Helpings’ in the Eye George Egg The sell-out and award-winning stand-up comedian, who cooks using absurd and unconventional techniques, returns. New material, new methods and of course a whole new menu. Bring your appetites.

Georgie Morrell One woman. One eye. And her (sort of) blind life ... Georgie comes to Brighton after a sell-out run at Soho Theatre! Do your other senses really get stronger? Is it wrong to crack onto your doctor? Will I get a new eye that shoots lasers?

Helen Duff: When The Going Gets Duff

The Idiot’s Guide to the World

Sun 7 May 8.30pm Wed 24 May 8.30pm Sun 28 - Mon 29 May 8.30pm £10 /£8.50 /£7.50 (students)

Wed 24 - Fri 26 May 8pm £9 /£7.50 /£6.50 (students)

Fri 26 - Sat 27 May 8.30pm £10 /£8.50 /£7.50 (students) ‘Absolutely shameless, boldly ridiculous, embarrassingly funny’ AUSTRALIA TIMES H H H H ‘Quick witted and supremely empowered... a formidable comic’ THE SCOTSMAN H H H H

Thu 4 May 8.30pm Thu 25 - Fri 26 May 9.30pm £10 /£8.50 /£7.50 (students)

‘My find of The Fringe’ INDEPENDENT ‘Absolutely glorious’ THE SCOTSMAN

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Helen Duff “Master of shamelessly silly yet socially conscious clowning”, Helen Duff returns with a bold, subversive and very funny new show about life as a fully exposed idiot.

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WiseCrackers A clown sketch show, using puppetry, mime, physical comedy, bouffon and live music to tell original stories, with humour, irony and fun. Stories include an epic one-man western, an exploration of Donald Trump’s childhood, an office worker with extraordinary powers, and a never-ending bag of crisps!

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Jacob Hatton: True Brit

Jacob Hatton Rule Britannia! An hour of patriotic(ish) comedy from ‘True Brit’ Jacob Hatton (Soho Theatre Young Company, Radio 4 Extra), a disaffected, broke millennial learning to love Queen and country (even Croydon). A riotous hour of stand-up and sketches on the Shipping Forecast, sex, Brexit, class and crumpets.

60 minutes 16+

Farbissener Limited Taking time out of his busy schedule of swearing and screaming, Sadowitz will, for two nights, do card tricks with even less entertainment value. Can you afford to miss it?!

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The Jest

The Jest Think sketch comedy is dead? Well don’t worry, because 2016 Leicester Square Theatre ‘Sketch Off’ winners The Jest are back with an hour of delightfully dark sketches to show that yeah, you’re probably right. As heard on BBC Radio 4’s Sketchorama.

Fri 2 - Sat 3 June 8.30pm £10 /£8.50 /£7.50 (students) ‘The Jest could just be the next big thing in sketch comedy’ EVERYTHING THEATRE H H H H H

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Jerry Sadowitz + Card Tricks

Fri 2nd - Sat 3 June 9.45pm £19.50

Sat 27 - Mon 29 May 8pm £10 /£8.50 /£7.50 (students)

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70 minutes 18+

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Jon & Nath Like To Party Jon & Nath Brand new sketch comedy show from Sketchfest 2016 finalists Jon and Nath. Mischievous writing, irresistible charm, slick impressions, very real slapstick and the hottest Jehovah’s Witness act in town!

Fri 12 - Sun 14 May 5pm £9 /£7.50 /£6.50 (students) ‘Visceral, surprising and contagiously silly. Flight of the Conchords meets The Pajama Men’ ADAM DAHROUGE, LONDON SKETCHFEST

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60 minutes 14+

Kids with Beards: Fandango!

Kitten Killers: Stallions

Kids With Beards The beardy babes are back, baby! Atop broomstick horses we ride, offering up unto you ‘Fandango!’: an hour of surreal, stupid, knee-slappin’ sketches that’ll make you scream “yeehahaha!” (sorry). Rhinestones. Accents. Vague stereotypes. It’s gonna be a reeeal ‘Fandango’ alright.

Mon 29 - Wed 31 May 10pm £8 /£6.50 /£5 (students)

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60 minutes 16+

‘Side-splittingly funny’ BROADWAY BABY HHHH

50 minutes 12+

Kitten Killers A funny, sweaty, messy, political and absurd sketch trio who combine the silly and dirty with the surreal.

Thu 1 - Sat 3 June 8pm £10 /£8.50 /£7.50 (students) BRIGHTON FRINGE BEST COMEDY SHOW NOMINEES

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‘Witty and Sharp’ THE ARGUS ‘Kitten Killers are surely on the road to small screen success’ REMOTE GOAT H H H H

60 minutes 18+

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Lazarus

Thu 4 May 10pm Mon 8 - Thu 11 May 9.30pm £9.50 /£8 /£7 (students)

Mon 8 - Tue 9 May 9.30pm Thu 11 - Sat 13 May 11pm £8 /£6.50 /£5 (students) £1 from every ticket sold goes to War Child

Natalie Palamides A one-woman show directed by Dr Brown and written/ performed by Natalie Palamides. A woman who lays an egg every day is faced with a tumultuous decision: will she raise her egg or will she eat it? Join her on her melodramatic journey of motherhood/breakfast, and find out exactly what it takes to be a well-fed mother.

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Just Me After having a nearly fatal illness, he thought things would be different ... they weren’t. In frustration, Luke has taken to the road to find meaning in his experience. Join him on his way as he discusses Little Mix, drinking, not drinking and more.

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65 minutes 14+

Life ExploSIV Productions A hilarious high-energy rant from multi-award-winning South African cult comedic phenomenon Rob van Vuuren. Join the Comics’ Choice Breakthrough Act Award-winner as he hurls headlong into a sidesplitting frenetic fury that seamlessly blends the mundane, the surreal, the absurd and the downright annoying.

Mon 15 - Thu 18 May 10pm £9.50 /£8 /£7 (students) £30 (Group of 4)

Studio 2

50 minutes 16+

Madame Señorita: The Expector

Madame Señorita Paula Valluerca, AKA Madame Señorita, (winner of Best Female Act at The London International Solo Festival) presents ‘The Expector’.

Combining fear and fun, sexiness and madness, it’s a twisted exploration of stardom, divas and love. A surreal, musical Spanish fever dream.

Sun 21 - Tue 23 May 9.30pm £8.50 /£7 /£6 (students) ‘Seductive horror clowning’ TV BOMB H H H H

Studio 2

60 minutes 12+

The Maydays present: Happily Never After

The Maydays A twisted musical tale inspired by Tim Burton (‘The Nightmare Before Christmas’, ‘Beetlejuice’) and dark fairy tales. Playful, creepy, full of black comedy and haunting music, this delightfully dark experience is different every time.

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Studio 3

60 minutes 14+

The Monks of Umami: Radiodyssey

JET Productions On 22nd February 1952, 50 strangers gathered in the vaults of BBC Stoke to hear a groundbreaking new comedy act, ‘Umami’.

Unfortunately, they forgot to record the performance so it has only been whispered about in comedy circles ever since. The Monks are the spiritual ancestors of the original group, here to recreate this lost hour in a show like no other. Apart from the show we are recreating.

Nick Hall Spencer Percival has one claim to fame. He’s the only Prime Minister ever to be assassinated. Unfortunately no one’s ever heard of him. 205 years later, Nick Hall tries to tell his story. As seen on BBC Two, BBC Three, and BBC Radio 4.

Sat 6 - Sun 7 May 2pm £8.50 /£7 /£6 (students)

‘Side splittingly funny’ THREEWEEKS H H H H H ‘Crackingly original’ THE LIST H H H H ‘One not to miss’ THE SKINNY H H H H

Thu 18 - Sat 20 May 9.30pm £11 /£9.50 /£8.50 (students) ‘Hilarious’ COLIN MOCHRIE, WHOSE LINE IS IT ANYWAY? 60 minutes 14+

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Off the Cuff: Crime and Funishment

Off the Cuff Back by popular demand after last year’s sell-out shows!

Brighton’s improvised comedy favourites present an impromptu detective drama, packed with colourful characters and lurid plots. Prepare to be amused and awed by this spontaneous and unique take on the classic TV whodunit.

Thu 11 - Sun 14 May 8pm £9.50 /£8 /£7 (students) £34 (Group of 4)

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Sat 13 - Sun 14 May 3.30pm Sat 20 - Sun 21 May 3.30pm £9 /£7.50 /£6.50 (students)

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‘Classic comedy gold’ LATEST 7 H H H H H

60 minutes 14+

One Man Two Ghosts

Farce Forward Three idiots spoof Noel Coward in a unique and ridiculous vision of ‘Blithe Spirit’. A hilarious, unpredictable, irreverent farce from the team behind ‘Lost Cabaret’.

‘Wonderfully Fri 2 - Sun 4 June 7pm inventive £10 /£8.50 /£7.50 (students) and mischievous’ CAL MCCRYSTAL (ONE MAN TWO ‘One of the most original GUVNORS) and talented trios in Britain’ COMEDY AWARDS

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60 minutes 16+

Studio 3

55 minutes 16+

Owen Roberts: The man who ate too many raisins

Pelican

BEASTS What is the meaning of life? Do aliens exist? And how many is too many raisins? This show will answer a maximum of one of these questions. An hour of comedy from one third of the critically acclaimed sketch group Beasts. As seen on BBC3, BBC Radio 4, and Comedy Central.

Pelican Pelican is a whirlwind hour of narrative comedy by Gaulier-trained, ex-Footlights Sam, Jordan and Guy. Using sketch, clown and physical theatre, ‘Pelican’ tells the story of a TV actor, famous for portraying a hot-shot lawyer, and a dispirited real-life solicitor, who must work together to solve a mystery that’s as playful and surreal as it is funny.

Sat 13 - Sun 14 May 4pm £9.50 /£8 /£7 (students)

Sat 27 - Mon 29 May 5pm £9.50 /£8 /£7 (students)

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55 minutes 14+

The Petting Zoo Presents ZooTube

Studio 3

50 minutes 12+

Planet Earth III

The Petting Zoo The Petting Zoo (“Improv supergroup” Time Out) presents ‘ZooTube’, where the weird and wonderful world of YouTube is merrily ransacked to provide inspiration for hilarious sketches. Featuring members of hit comedy groups The Free Association and Massive Dad. Seen and heard on Radio 4, BBC1 ‘Hospital People’, C4 ‘Power Monkeys’, BBC3 ‘Crims’, C5’s ‘Borderline’, and ‘Black Mirror’.

LANGUAGE NO PROBLEM

Luke Rollason The BBC is bust and the planet is too. But one (unpaid) intern, armed with obsolete office supplies and a surreal imagination, is bringing nature’s weirdos back to life.

Welcome to ‘Planet Earth III’, a low-budget, one-clown nature documentary from the “impressive, in a very bizarre way” (LondonTheatre1) Luke Rollason.

Sat 27 - Mon 29 May 2pm £8.50 /£7 /£6 (students)

Sat 27 - Sun 28 May 9.30pm £10 /£8.50 /£7.50 (students)

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55 minutes 14+

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60 minutes 12+

Princes of Main Richard Princes of Main Carpenter’s Award-nuzzling millennial sketchboys Princes of Main present Close to You a new show for 2017. Join these three beautiful nightmares as they test-drive an hour of brand-new sketches for your amusement.

Expect general raucousness, lieutenant sketches and admiral fun.

Fri 19 - Sun 21 May 5.30pm £9.50 /£8 /£7 (students) ‘Fresh, crafty gags for Generation Y’ TIME OUT ‘Utter genius’ BROADWAY BABY

A Carpenter Richard was on top of the world looking down on creation, to the left of (and slightly behind) Karen.

Now he’s playing solitaire! Get a ticket to ride for this dark comedy, full of classic tunes, telling the epic tale of the ultimate control freak.

Performed by Matthew Jones (Frisky & Mannish).

Studio 2

55 minutes 12+

Sami & Jim

Mountain Comedy Join psychic shaman Mountain and his trusty apprentice Soil on a trans-dimensional journey in search of Soil’s lost voice. Follow the spiritualist duo as they meet demons, gods and the Galactic Janitor in the ultimate journey to enlightenment.

Wed 31 May - Thu 1 June 7.45pm £9 /£7.50 /£6.50 (students) LANGUAGE NO PROBLEM

Fri 5 - Sat 6 May 8.30pm Sun 28 - Mon 29 May 7pm £10 /£8.50 /£7.50 (students)

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Main House

60 minutes 16+

Shit-faced Shakespeare: Romeo and Juliet Magnificent Bastard Productions Once again Shit-faced Shakespeare return to their seaside home of Brighton with another all newshow for 2017: ‘Romeo and Juliet’!

Featuring a cast of professional actors, one of Shakespeare’s most beloved classics and a single, completely rat-arsed performer every night ... What could possibly go right?

Sun 14 - Thu 25 May 9.45pm Sun 14, Wed 17, Sun 21 Tue 23 May: £13.50 /£12

Main House

60 minutes 16+

Shit-faced Showtime: The Wonderful Wizard of Oz

Magnificent Bastard Productions Shit-faced Showtime is the allsinging, all-dancing, all-drinking phenomenon from the professional pissheads behind Shit-faced Shakespeare. Shit-faced Showtime roar back to Brighton Fringe with an all new show for 2017, ‘The Wonderful Wizard of Oz’. It’ll be Wicked!

Studio 3

50 minutes 14+

Siblings

Bezoomny Theatre Bound by blood and ambition, character comedians and real-life sisters Maddy and Marina Bye set sail on another adventure. Their hotly anticipated debut show combines physical comedy and Gaulier-trained clowning to bring audiences on a trip into the utter absurdity of the all too familiar world. Suitable for anyone who has or has seen a sister.

Wed 24 - Thu 25 May 9.30pm Fri 2 June 9.30pm £9 /£7.50 /£6.50 (students)

Fri 26 - Mon 29 May 9.45pm £12 /£10.50 /£9.50 (students) £40 (Group of 4) Joint ticket deal with Shit-faced Shakespeare available

Mon 15 & Mon 22 May: £12 /£10.50 Tue 16, Thu 18 - Sat 20, Wed 24 & Thu 25 May £15 /£13.50 /£12.50 (students Group of 4 ticket: £50 on £15 nights, £45 on £13.50 nights, £40 on £12 nights.

Joint ticket deal with Shit-faced Showtime: £20 on £12 nights, £21.50 on £13.50 nights, £23 on £15 nights

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Simon Plotkin is Gerald Galbraith: Troubadour

Simon Plotkin Productions What do you do when your singing partner vanishes?

Twee Scottish children’s entertainer Gerald ‘Wee Gerry Hoots’ Galbraith grew a beard and went full art-folk. Can he achieve the greatness he thinks he already has? Join him for an evening of poetry and songs, and hear his story.

Thu 18 - Fri 19 May 8pm Sun 4 June 8pm £9.50 /£8 /£7 (students)

Studio 3

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60 minutes 14+

Mouths of Lions Surreal solo comedy from Gaulier-trained clown Oli Weatherly about two guys. One, a man who dreams of the ultimate freedom - to be a stick; the other, a wizard.

Who would you like to meet? It’s YOUR choice!

Wed 10 May 8pm Mon 22 - Tue 23 May 8pm £9 /£7.50 /£6.50 (students)

Smurthwaite on Masculinity

Kate Smurthwaite Left-wing, highbrow, feminist, atheist comedian Kate Smurthwaite finally takes on the issue right at the very heart of women’s rights: men. And she’s taken “getting inside the subject” to a new level - performing the whole show in drag as her male alter-ego Milo Standards!

Fri 26 - Sun 28 May 10pm £10 /£8.50 /£7.50 (students)

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Stick or Wizard?

‘What a hilarious waste of time’ JOHN-LUKE ROBERTS

‘Original, honest (and sometimes he gives out cake)’ SARAH NADE

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60 minutes 16+

Tez Ilyas: Teztify (WiP)

UTC Artist Management Fresh from his first nationwide tour (‘Made in Britain’), rising star Tez Ilyas is back at Brighton Fringe with a brandnew offering. Armed with his trademark uncompromising approach, don’t miss this silly, smart and subversive show.

Star of BBC Radio 4’s ‘TEZ Talks’ and BBC Two’s ‘Live from the BBC. Mon 15 - Wed 17 May 8pm £8 /£6.50 /£5 (students)

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Main House

50 minutes 16+

Tracey Tracey

Nicola Cross Comedy Debut show from character comedian, Nicola Cross. Join lovable outsider Tracey as she spends her birthday party alone. Physical comedy that is “equally heartbreaking as it is funny” H H H H (Ginger Wig). Nicola trained for two years at École Philippe Gaulier. She appeared in Sally Phillips’ ‘Smack the Pony’, ‘Dances with Dogs’.

Fri 19 - Mon 22 May 7pm £9 /£7.50 /£6.50 (students) £30 (Group of 4)

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The Treason Show: Festival Special

Treason Productions No one does satire quite like Brighton’s very own ‘The Treason Show’. With the tool of ridicule the weapon of choice, these smiling assassins will have you laughing all night at the powers that be with their trademark slick and always topical comedy, accompanied by hilarious parody songs.

Thu 11 - Sat 13 May 9.30pm £13.50 /£12 /£11 (students)

55 minutes 12+

Viggo Venn: The Life of Pepito

Theatre Box

‘Savagely funny - fantastically silly’ THE GUARDIAN

55 minutes 18+

Wank Bank Masterclass

Stamptown Winner, Rising Star: The Media Eye. After a four-month tour of Australia, award-winning Norwegian Viggo Venn premieres his debut solo show in Brighton! A Gauliergraduate, Venn gives us a glimpse into the life of Pepito a man who works in a cookie factory, only to discover he’s actually a character in a play. Directed by Jonny Woolley.

Rural Ranga Rural Ranga, the Australian artist who created an art book from his happy ending massages in New York City, brings you an informative, interactive and playful masterclass of original techniques to perfect the art of handling your partner’s member (or even your own).

Fri 5 - Sun 7 May 10pm £10 /£8.50 /£7.50 (students)

Fri 12 - Sun 14 May 8.30pm £9.50 /£8 /£7 (students)

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‘Stimulating and possibly lifechanging show’ BROADWAY BABY HHHHH

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55 minutes 14+

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The Wedding Guest

Shoepak Productions A solo character comedy chronicling the ups and downs of Juan Domínguez, a thick-moustached general, and J’VaAnN, a lovesick poet, as they pine for the love of one woman: Leela. The show is written and performed

by Raphael Perahia, and directed by Shea Wojtus (‘MorbidAbnormalMe’).

Fri 12 - Sun 14 May 5.30pm £9.50 /£8 /£7 (students)

60 minutes 16+

Studio 3

Witt ‘n’ Camp

Witt ‘n’ Camp Sixty minutes of mad vocals, dancing, joy, seduction, escapology, partial nudity and wish fulfilment. The show blends theatre, cabaret and musical comedy into one mad fun fest. ‘Witt ‘n’ Camp’ recently featured at The Giant’s Gala (hosted by David Schwimmer) and the Wifi4Refugees Fundraiser (alongside James McAvoy).

Sun 14 - Tue 16 May 9.30pm £9 /£7.50 /£6.50 (students)

BROADWAY BABY H H H H FRINGE GURU H H H H

‘They’re the dog’s f***ing b***ocks’ MIKE BRADWELL, THE BUSH THEATRE

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Theatre Box

45 minutes 16+

Yuriko Kotani: Work In Progress

Yuriko Kotani Winner of the BBC Radio New Comedy Award 2015 and Brighton Comedy Festival Squawker Award 2015, Yuriko Kotani (Time Out’s One to Watch) brings you a work-inprogress show. As seen on ‘Russell Howard’s Stand-Up Central’.

Sun 7 - Mon 8 May 8pm Sun 14 May 9.30pm £7.50 /£6 /£5 (students)

‘Leftfield rising star’ TIME OUT

60 minutes 12+

Zach & Viggo: Dream Team

LANGUAGE NO PROBLEM

Stamptown After a successful tour across Europe, Australia and the US, Norwegian-American comedy duo Zach & Viggo return to Brighton for the premiere of their brand-new show. Directed by Jonny Woolley.

Fri 19 - Sun 21 May 10pm £10 /£8.50 /£7.50 (students) ‘Your new favourite double act’ STEVE BENNETT, CHORTLE H H H H

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Studio 3

55 minutes 16+

Woolly: The Morose Merino

Studio 3

NOMINATED FOR THE MELBOURNE FRINGE COMEDY AWARD 2016

Alexander Cofield Sarcastic, satirical and hilariously self-deprecating, Woolly is a sheep with serious issues. Witness the tale of how one sexually frustrated, 20-something Brit dealt with rejection in the most absurd way possible: by running away to a shearing shed in South Australia. What emerged was more sheep than man. Now he’s out, and he’s looking for ewe!

You Can’t Polish a Turd

Kelly Convey After making the journey from tracksuit wearing chav, to high-flying City exec, from shopping in Wilkinsons to buying brioche in Waitrose, Kelly Convey shares why she’s come to realise that you should never forget your roots, they’re the very things that make you strong.

Fri 26 - Mon 29 May 9.30pm £9 /£7.50 /£6.50 (students)

Sat 20 - Sun 21 May 8pm Tue 30 - Wed 31 May 8pm £9.50 /£8 /£7 (students)

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55 minutes 16+

‘1 of 9 Hilarious Women to look out for in 2017’ THE METRO

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60 minutes 10+

Theatre Box

55 minutes 12+

Zach & Viggo: Thunderflop

Zach Zucker: Human Person

Fri 5 May 8.15pm Sat 6 May 9.45pm £10 /£8.50 /£7.50 (students) £35 (Group of 4)

Fri 12 - Sun 14 May 10pm £9.50 /£8 /£7 (students)

Stamptown Zach & Viggo return to Brighton with last year’s awardwinning comedy show ‘Thunderflop’! Directed by Jonny Woolley.

WINNER BEST COMEDY AWARD

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Stamptown After a four-month run across the Australian festival circuit, award-winning, LA-based comedian Zach Zucker premieres his debut solo show. Directed by Jonny Woolley.

‘Zach is the kind of character you might find on SNL’ GREAT SCOTT, AU

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(The Media Eye 2016)

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45 minutes 12+

Check Out My Shirt Outset Dance We wear the consequences of our decisions like a bad shirt. Join two performers on a journey through an unfamiliar world as they navigate what it means to be faced with life defining decisions. Through bold physicality and a nod to fashion faux pas, Outset Dance will show you the alternative route.

Sat 20 - Sun 21 May 1pm £8.50 /£7 /£6 (students) LANGUAGE NO PROBLEM

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Main House

55 minutes 12+

Hummingbird

Tooth+Nail Theatre Company Inspired by the true story of the ‘Lonely Hearts Killers’, who gripped the imagination of 1950s America, ‘Hummingbird’ is dark, compelling physical theatre.

Thu 18 May 6.15pm £10 /£8.50 /£7.50 (students) Sat 20 - Sun 21 May 4pm £11 /£9.50 /£8.50 (students) THE SCOTSMAN H H H H THE HERALD H H H H LANGUAGE NO PROBLEM

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60 minutes 14+

My Feminist Boner

Sarah Blanc Sarah is fierce and funny as she breaks down the rules of beauty in her new one-woman dance comedy show. Make yourself snotless, chinless and fatless, become a contour connoisseur and test out beauty contraptions. Expect revealing diary entries and boybands.

Winner of the Space to Dance Award, Brighton Fringe 2016.

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Main House

60 minutes 10+

Super Hamlet 64: Parody DLC

Edward Day Armed with an ocarina, a ukulele and a thirst for revenge, Lecoq-trained Edward Day battles through four decades of videogame geekdom in an explosion of mime, Shakespeare, live music, retro animation and 16-bit ridiculousness.

Mon 8 May 7.45pm Sat 20 - Sun 21 May 2.30pm £9.50 /£8 /£7 (students)

50 minutes 10+

WATCHING, ceci n’est pas de deux

Ester Natzijl Productions A solo-duet created by Flying Solo and Fringe award winner Ester Natzijl. A mesmerising mix of puppetry, theatre, and dance, that provides different views of what a relationship can be. Carving out a tender, entrancing performance of horror and humour, with an animated and sometimes extremely evil avatar.

Wed 31 May - Fri 2 June 6.15pm Sat 3 June 2.15pm £11 /£9.50 /£8.50 (students) £38 (Group of 4)

LANGUAGE NO PROBLEM

Wed 10 May 6.30pm Mon 22 - Tue 23 May 9.30pm £9 /£7.50 /£6.50 (students)

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60 minutes 4+

Better Together Acá Theatre Friendship is a loving, colourful, and magical mess! Follow Tropizo, Squiggle and Doa on an energetic and imaginative ride towards becoming best friends. Watch the clowns overcome their differences and discover the strength of togetherness in a modern world.

The show is a visual treat, consisting of acrobatics, slapstick and physical comedy.

Sat 27 - Mon 29 May 2.15pm £10 /£8.50 /£34 (Family Ticket)

Main House

60 minutes 2-7

Christopher Nibble

Topsy Turvy Theatre The guinea pigs of Dandeville love dandelion leaves so much that slowly, but surely, dandelions are disappearing all over town.

Christopher Nibble knows it’s crunch time when there is just one dandelion left, but will this plucky little guinea pig have the flower power to save the day?

Sun 7 May 11am Mon 8 - Tue 9 May 4pm £9 /£7.50/ £30 (Family Ticket)

Main House

50 minutes 3-7

Dogs Don’t Do Ballet

Blunderbus Theatre Biff doesn’t think he’s a dog. He thinks he’s a ballerina! Based on the bestselling children’s book by Anna Kemp and Sara Ogilvie, this fabulous feel-good show features music, songs, hand-crafted puppets and Biff, the ballet-dancing dog!

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60 minutes U

Studio 2

Dr Zeiffal, Dr Zeigal and the Hippo That Can Never Be Caught!

Mouths of Lions Award-winning family comedy that will have kids storming the stage. Expect belly laughs, belly flops and fantastical falling over in this brilliant new adventure for all ages!

Fri 5 May 4pm Sat 6 - Sun 7 May 10am, Mon 8 May 4pm £9 /£7.50 /£30 (Family Ticket)

WINNER BEST FAMILY SHOW

(Buxton Fringe 2016)

Mouths of Lions The story of the old man who never (hardly ever) sneezed. A Roald Dahl-esque tale featuring live music, magical mucus and ever extendable nose hairs. A new adventure for children of all ages from the company that brought you ‘Dr Zeiffal, Dr Zeigal and the Hippo That Can Never be Caught!’

Fri 2 - Sun 4 June 10am £8.50 /£7 /£28 (Family Ticket)

‘Brilliant fun!’

THE GUARDIAN

50 minutes 4+

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Florence & Watson & The Sugarbush Mouse

ExploSIV Productions Meet Florence and Watson: the funniest singing, dancing, storytelling honey badgers. They tell a remarkable South African tale of a brave and resourceful little mouse who discovers a unique talent that allows her to save the Proteas on the beautiful mountain that she calls home.

Thu 25 - Mon 29 May 10.30am £8/£6.50/£26 (Family Ticket)

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Elliot and the Enormous Sneeze

Sat 3 June 10.30am Sun 4 June 10.30am & 2.15pm £10 /£8.50 /£34 (Family Ticket)

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50 minutes

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Kidocracy

Sukie Productions An interactive theatre show for children presented by Brehon, an ancient Irish know-it-all. He owns an island where children can be in charge. It’s not always easy as everyone finds out because it’s not just all fun, fun, fun when you’re in charge: there’s stuff to be done as well.

But there’s also fun.

Sat 13 - Sun 14 May 11.30am Sat 20 - Sun 21 May 11.30am £8/£6.50/£26 (Family Ticket)

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50 minutes 3+

The Lighthouse Keeper’s Lunch Pied Piper Theatre Company Music ... mayhem ... mustard!

A storytelling extravaganza celebrating 40 years of Ronda and David Armitage’s classic book with live music and audience participation.

Supported by an encoreinsure.com Brighton Fringe Bursary, Omnibus and Arts Council England.

Thu 18 - Fri 19 May 4pm Sat 20 - Sun 21 May 10am Mon 22 May 4pm £9 /£7.50 /£32 (Family Ticket)

Studio 3

50 minutes U

Little Meerkat’s Big Panic

Collar & Cuffs Co. It’s a big day in the Kalahari desert: Little Meerkat is ready for her first lookout duty. When she falls asleep and wakes to find her family missing, she is overwhelmed by a great big panic! Can a wise monkey and a kind elephant help her keep calm and find those missing meerkats? Award-winning, multisensory musical performance with stay-and-play workshop. Based on the storybook by Jane Evans.

Main House

60 minutes 3+

Little Wing

Banyan Tree Theatre Group Little Wing finds herself alone in the forest with a trio of warring dragons. Can she stop them to keep the flames of her world alive? Enter a fantastical world of captivating puppets and songs in this enchanting coming-of-age tale.

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60 minutes 5+

Main House

60 minutes 7+

Moondial

Macbeth

The Pocket Oxford Theatre Company Embarking on a tale of ambition, blood and murder of their own, Mac and Lady Mac build a fast food empire.

With a healthy dose of nutritional advice, who knew a story of witches, ghosts and murder could be this much fun?! Sold-out Brighton Fringe 2014 and 2015.

Sat 6 - Sun 7 May 2.15pm Sat 27 - Mon 29 May 6pm Thu 1 - Fri 2 June 2.15pm £10 /£8.50 /£34 (Family Ticket)

Em-Lou Productions Even before she came to Belton House, Minty had known she was a witch, or something very much like it. After she finds a time portal she must overcome ghosts, an evil governess, mysterious Miss Raven, and time itself to save the children of the past. Brighton Fringe awardwinning company present this chilling and uplifting tale based on the best-selling children’s book.

Tue 30 May - Sat 3 June 4pm £11 /£9.50 /£8.50 (students) £36 (Family Ticket)

Sat 13 - Sun 14 May 4pm £8 /£6.50 /£5.50 (under 16s) £26 (Family Ticket)

Thu 1 - Sun 4 June 12.15pm £8 /£6.50 /£26 (Family Ticket) Main House

60 minutes U

Mrs H and the Singalong Band

Singalong songs CIC Mrs H and the Sing-Along Band bring their unique family music to Brighton Fringe for the first time. They make quality music for children that adults love too. With their theatrical, comedic and interactive elements, this much-loved band gives ‘sing-along’ a new lease of life.

Bring your voices and silly dances, and be prepared for mischief!

Sat 6 - Sun 7 May 4pm £9 /£7.50 /£30 (Family Ticket)

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45 minutes 2-8

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Pat-a-Cake Baby

Long Nose Puppets Are you ready? Grab a spoon! Because it’s pat-a-cake time! Pitter-patter - get the butter! Jokey-yolky - add the eggs! Long Nose Puppets offer up a marvellous moonlit show full of riotous rhyme, zany puppets based on Joyce Dunbar’s book. All iced with music and songs by Tom Gray.

Sat 27 - Mon 29 May 10am and 11.15am £10 /£8.50 /£34 (Family Ticket)

60 minutes 6+

The Tale Of The Cockatrice

Mumblecrust Theatre / Peafrog Puppetry Deep in the vaults of an ancient priory a hideous creature awakens ... Brave knights flee in terror! Can a humble nun defeat the beast? Two muddle-headed storytellers use breathtaking puppetry, boisterous and beautiful live music, and general tomfoolery to create this dark and winding fable for monster-lovers everywhere and their parents!

Sun 28 May - Thu 1 June 10.45am £8.50 /£7 /£28 (Family Ticket)

Main House

50 minutes 3+

The Tap Dancing Mermaid

Studio 3

Pigtails Productions Join the Moon’s magical storytelling of a tap dancer called Marina Skippett becoming a mermaid. Combining tap dance, puppetry, ukulele and a beautiful story, the critically acclaimed ‘The Tap Dancing Mermaid’ by Tessa Bide is a touching one-woman show (recast), which will make you want to stick 50p pieces to your shoes and join in the fun!

Sat 20 - Sun 21 May 11am and 2.15pm £10 /£8.50 /£34 (Family Ticket)

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Main House

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The Very Hungry Caterpillar Show

MEI Theatrical Created by Jonathan Rockefeller, the critically acclaimed production of ‘The Very Hungry Caterpillar Show’ features a menagerie of 75 lovable puppets, faithfully adapting four of Eric Carle stories: ‘The Artist Who Painted a Blue Horse’, ‘Mister Seahorse’, ‘The Very Lonely Firefly’ and of course, the star of the show ‘The Very Hungry Caterpillar’.

Fri 12 May 4pm Sat 13 - Sun 14 May 10.30am and 2.15pm £10 /£8.50 /£34 (Family Ticket)

Main House

60 minutes 4+

The Wind in the Willows

Box Tale Soup From the peace of the river bank to the frights of the Wild Wood, join Mole and Ratty on their marvellous adventures, along with gruff old Badger and magnificent Mr Toad. A beautiful new adaptation of Kenneth Grahame’s much loved classic by award-winning Box Tale Soup, featuring handmade puppets and a charming original score.

Sun 4 June 4pm £10 /£8.50 /£34 (Family Ticket)

90 minutes U

Woodland Tribe

Woodland Tribe Help create a unique adventure playground! Over the course of Brighton Fringe, children and adults of all ages can use hammers, nails, saws, rope and a huge quantity of wood to co-create the play space of their dreams! Winner: Spririt of the Fringe Award Brighton Fringe 2016.

Every Friday, Saturday and Sunday of the Fringe from 5 May - 4 June Saturdays, Sundays and Half Term 10am / 11.30am / 2pm / 3.30pm 5pm Fridays 3.30pm and 5pm only £10 /£36 (Family Ticket)

The Ugly Duckling & Other Tales

Above Bounds Theatre Collective On a lake somewhere not far away, a mother duck is sitting on her eggs. But one doesn’t look like the others; it’s a different shape, a brighter colour and is much, much bigger! What will happen when the egg hatches and what stories will hatch with it? Join Above Bounds for a heart-warming, fun-packed treat!

Wed 31 May - Sun 4 June 10.30am £9 /£7.50 /£30 (Family Ticket)

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THURSDAY 4 MAY 18:30 10 Steps To Happiness 19:30 Pick of the Fringe Launch

Night Special 20:30 The Idiot’s Guide to the World 22:00 LAID 23:30 The Late Show FRIDAY 5 MAY 13:00 Mobile 13:45 Mobile 14:30 Mobile 15:30 Mobile 15:30 Woodland Tribe 16:00 Dr Zeiffal, Dr Zeigal and the Hippo

That Can Never be Caught!

16:15 Mobile 17:00 Fémage à Trois 17:00 Woodland Tribe 17:30 Being Hueman Being 18:00 Mobile 18:30 Macblair 18:30 They Built It. No One Came.

18:35 Dracula 19:00 Gemma Arrowsmith:

EARTHLING 20:00 Mary and Me 20:00 Werewolf: Live 20:15 Zach & Viggo: Thunderflop 20:30 Richard Carpenter’s Close to You 21:30 Cabaret OTT (On The Tube) 21:30 Even God Knew I Was GAY 21:45 Cabaret From The Shadows 22:00 Wank Bank Masterclass 23:30 The Late Show SATURDAY 6 MAY 10:00 Dr Zeiffal, Dr Zeigal and the Hippo

That Can Never be Caught!

10:00 Woodland Tribe 11:30 Woodland Tribe 12:15 Goddess 12:30 Pick of the Fringe 13:00 Mobile 13:00 Oyster Boy 13:45 Mobile 14:00 C.S.I: Crime Scene Improvisation 14:00 Nick Hall: Spencer 14:00 Woodland Tribe

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Macbeth Mobile They Built It. No One Came.

Mobile The View from the Mountaintop Woodland Tribe Mrs H and the Sing-along Band The Establishment: Eton Mess 1 Woman, A Dwarf Planet and 2 Cox: Samantha Baines Mobile Fémage à Trois Woodland Tribe Being Hueman Being Mobile The Picture of Dorian Gray Macblair Dracula Mobile Gemma Arrowsmith: EARTHLING Mobile Mary and Me Werewolf: Live BEASTS Present Mr Brighton 2017 Mobile Richard Carpenter’s Close to You Mobile Cabaret OTT (On The Tube) Even God Knew I Was GAY Zach & Viggo: Thunderflop Wank Bank Masterclass The Late Show

SUNDAY 7 MAY 10:00 Dr Zeiffal, Dr Zeigal and the Hippo

That Can Never be Caught!

10:00 Woodland Tribe 11:00 Christopher Nibble 11:30 Woodland Tribe 12:15 Goddess 12:30 Pick of the Fringe 13:00 Mobile 13:00 Oyster Boy 13:45 Mobile 14:00 C.S.I: Crime Scene Improvisation 14:00 Nick Hall: Spencer 14:00 Woodland Tribe 14:15 Macbeth 14:30 Mobile

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Mobile The View from the Mountaintop Woodland Tribe Mrs H and the Sing-along Band The Establishment: Eton Mess 1 Woman, A Dwarf Planet and 2 Cox: Samantha Baines Mobile Fémage à Trois Woodland Tribe Being Hueman Being Mobile The Picture of Dorian Gray Macblair Dracula Mobile Gemma Arrowsmith: EARTHLING Mobile Mary and Me Yuriko Kotani: Work In Progress George Egg: Anarchist Cook Part Two ‘Second Helpings’ Mobile Cabaret From The Shadows Even God Knew I Was GAY Rap Guide to Consciousness Wank Bank Masterclass

MONDAY 8 MAY 15:30 Mobile 16:00 Christopher Nibble 16:00 Dr Zeiffal, Dr Zeigal and the Hippo

That Can Never be Caught!

16:15 Mobile 18:00 Agamemnon 18:00 Mobile 18:20 Good Grief: Stories at 207 West 88th 18:30 BA Theatre Arts Graduate Shows 18:45 Mobile 19:30 Mobile 19:45 Super Hamlet 64: Parody DLC

20:00 Rubber Ring 20:00 Yuriko Kotani: Work In Progress 20:30 Mobile 21:15 Cabaret From The Shadows 21:15 Mobile 21:30 LAID 21:30 Lazarus 21:30 Rap Guide to Consciousness TUESDAY 9 MAY 16:00 Christopher Nibble 18:20 Good Grief: Stories at 207 West 88th 18:30 Fémage à Trois 18:30 Octopus 19:30 Patti Plinko: Dreadful Little Girl 20:00 BA Theatre Arts Graduate Shows 20:00 Rubber Ring 20:15 Agamemnon 21:15 Cabaret From The Shadows 21:30 LAID 21:30 Lazarus

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WEDNESDAY 10 MAY 15:30 Mobile 16:15 Mobile 18:00 Mobile 18:30 My Feminist Boner

18:30 Octopus 18:30 Re: Production 18:45 Mobile 19:30 Mobile 19:30 Patti Plinko: Dreadful Little Girl 20:00 Rap Guide to Consciousness 20:00 Rubber Ring 20:00 Stick or Wizard?

20:30 Mobile 21:15 Cabaret From The Shadows 21:15 Mobile 21:30 AART TV Live Broadcast!

21:30 LAID 21:45 Folk It

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THURSDAY 11 MAY 15:30 Mobile 16:00 The Last Honeypot 16:15 Mobile 18:00 Mobile 18:15 Great Train Robbery 18:30 Imaginauts 18:30 Mine 18:30 Re: Production 18:45 Mobile 19:30 Mobile 20:00 Foil, Arms and Hog: DoomDah-ish 20:00 Off the Cuff: Crime and Funishment 20:00 Rap Guide to Consciousness 20:00 Rubber Ring 20:30 Mobile 21:15 Mobile 21:30 AART TV Live Broadcast!

21:30 JoJo Bellini: Crash-Bang Cabaret!

21:30 LAID 21:30 The Treason Show: Festival Special 23:00 Lazarus 23:30 The Late Show

Theatre Theatre Theatre Theatre Theatre Theatre Theatre Theatre Theatre Theatre Comedy Comedy Theatre Theatre Theatre Theatre Comedy Cabaret Comedy Comedy Comedy Cabaret

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JON & NATH LIKE TO PARTY SEE P.16

FRIDAY 12 MAY 15:30 Mobile 15:30 Woodland Tribe 16:00 The Last Honeypot 16:00 The Very Hungry Caterpillar Show 16:15 Mine 16:15 Mobile 17:00 Jon & Nath Like To Party 17:00 Woodland Tribe 17:30 The Wedding Guest 18:00 Mobile 18:15 Great Train Robbery 18:30 Dave Edwards: Looking for Love!

18:30 Octopus 18:45 Mobile 19:00 Bryony Twydle: Twaddle 19:30 Mobile 19:45 The Girl Who Fell in Love With The Moon 20:00 Foil, Arms and Hog: DoomDah-ish 20:00 Off the Cuff: Crime and Funishment 20:30 Mobile 20:30 Viggo Venn: The Life of Pepito 21:15 Mobile 21:30 JoJo Bellini: Crash-Bang Cabaret!

21:30 The Treason Show: Festival Special 21:30 Werewolf: Live 22:00 Zach Zucker: Human Person 23:00 Lazarus 23:30 The Late Show

Theatre Family Theatre Family Theatre Theatre Comedy Family Comedy Theatre Theatre Comedy Theatre Theatre Comedy Theatre Theatre Comedy Comedy Theatre Comedy Theatre Cabaret Comedy Theatre Comedy Comedy Cabaret

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SATURDAY 13 MAY 10:00 Woodland Tribe 10:30 The Very Hungry Caterpillar Show 11:00 The Last Honeypot 11:30 Kidocracy 11:30 Woodland Tribe

Family Family Theatre Family Family

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12:15 12:30 12:30 13:00 13:00 13:45 14:00 14:00 14:00 14:15 14:30 14:30 15:30 15:30 15:30 16:00 16:00

16:15 16:15 17:00 17:00 17:30 18:00 18:00 18:15 18:30 18:45 19:00 19:30 19:45 20:00 20:00 20:30 20:30 21:15 21:30 21:30 21:30 22:00 23:00 23:30

Power Story Pick of the Fringe Re: Production Mobile Oyster Boy Mobile C.S.I: Crime Scene Improvisation Undercover Refugee Woodland Tribe The Very Hungry Caterpillar Show Buzz: A New Musical Mobile Mobile The Monks of Umami: Radiodyssey Woodland Tribe Little Wing Owen Roberts: The man who ate too many raisins Mine Mobile Jon & Nath Like To Party Woodland Tribe The Wedding Guest All Cashed In Mobile Great Train Robbery Dave Edwards: Looking for Love!

Mobile Bryony Twydle: Twaddle Mobile The Girl Who Fell in Love With The Moon Foil, Arms and Hog: DoomDah-ish Off the Cuff: Crime and Funishment Mobile Viggo Venn: The Life of Pepito Mobile JoJo Bellini: Crash-Bang Cabaret!

The Treason Show: Festival Special Werewolf: Live Zach Zucker: Human Person Lazarus The Late Show

SUNDAY 14 MAY 10:00 Woodland Tribe 10:30 The Very Hungry Caterpillar Show 11:00 The Last Honeypot 11:30 Kidocracy 11:30 Woodland Tribe 12:15 Power Story 12:30 Pick of the Fringe 12:30 Re: Production 13:00 Mobile 13:00 Oyster Boy 13:45 Mobile 14:00 C.S.I: Crime Scene Improvisation 14:00 Undercover Refugee 14:00 Woodland Tribe 14:15 The Very Hungry Caterpillar Show 14:30 Buzz: A New Musical 14:30 Mobile 15:30 Mobile 15:30 The Monks of Umami: Radiodyssey 15:30 Woodland Tribe 16:00 Little Wing

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Owen Roberts: The man who ate too many raisins Mine Mobile Jon & Nath Like To Party Woodland Tribe The Wedding Guest All Cashed In Mobile Great Train Robbery Dave Edwards: Looking for Love!

Mobile Bryony Twydle: Twaddle Mobile The Girl Who Fell in Love With The Moon Foil, Arms and Hog: DoomDah-ish Off the Cuff: Crime and Funishment Mobile Viggo Venn: The Life of Pepito Witt ‘n’ Camp Yuriko Kotani: Work In Progress Shit-faced Shakespeare: Romeo and Juliet Zach Zucker: Human Person

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MONDAY 15 MAY 18:20 All Cashed In 18:45 Bard’s Bitches 18:45 When My Time Comes 19:00 Borderline 20:00 Buzz: A New Musical 20:00 Tez Ilyas: Teztify (WiP) 20:30 Seven Crazy Bitches 20.35 Terror Australis 21:30 Am I F#*kable?

21:30 Witt ‘n’ Camp 21:45 Shit-faced Shakespeare: Romeo and Juliet 22:00 Life

Theatre Theatre Theatre Theatre Theatre Comedy Cabaret Cabaret Theatre Comedy Comedy Comedy

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TUESDAY 16 MAY 18:00 Generation Why 18:45 Bard’s Bitches 18:45 When My Time Comes 19:00 Borderline 20:00 Buzz: A New Musical 20:00 Tez Ilyas: Teztify (WiP) 20:30 Colin Hoult: Anna Mann Extravaganza 20:35 Terror Australis 21:30 Am I F#*kable?

21:30 Witt ‘n’ Camp 21:45 Shit-faced Shakespeare: Romeo and Juliet 22:00 Life

Theatre Theatre Theatre Theatre Theatre Comedy Comedy Cabaret Theatre Comedy Comedy Comedy

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WEDNESDAY 17 MAY 10:00 Generation Why 18:45 Bard’s Bitches 18:45 When My Time Comes 19:00 Borderline 19:45 Trouble with Men 20:00 Tez Ilyas: Teztify (WiP) 20:30 Colin Hoult: Anna Mann Extravaganza 20:35 Terror Australis 21:30 Am I F#*kable?

21:45 Folk It 21:45 Shit-faced Shakespeare: Romeo and Juliet 22:00 Life

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THURSDAY 18 MAY 13:00 The Privileged 16:00 The Lighthouse Keeper’s Lunch 18:15 Do You Ever...

18:15 Hummingbird

18:30 Hurricane Michael 18:40 Goddess 19:45 Trouble with Men 20:00 Movin’ Melvin Brown presents ‘Me and Otis’ 20:00 Simon Plotkin is Gerald Galbraith:

Troubadour 20:30 Colin Hoult: Anna Mann Extravaganza 21:30 Am I F#*kable?

21:30 The Maydays present: Happily Never After 21:45 Shit-faced Shakespeare: Romeo and Juliet 22:00 Life 23:30 The Late Show

Theatre Family Theatre Dance & Physical Theatre Theatre Theatre Theatre Music

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FRIDAY 19 MAY 13:00 The Privileged 15:30 Woodland Tribe 16:00 The Lighthouse Keeper’s Lunch 17:00 Frankenstein: Man or Monster 17:00 Woodland Tribe 17:30 Princes of Main 18:00 Meet Fred 18:00 Under My Thumb 18:30 Hurricane Michael 19:00 Tracey Tracey 19:45 Trouble with Men 20:00 Movin’ Melvin Brown presents ‘Me and Otis’ 20:00 Simon Plotkin is Gerald Galbraith: Troubadour 20:30 Alice Marshall: Blood 21:30 Even God Knew I Was GAY 21:30 The Maydays present: Happily Never After 21:45 Shit-faced Shakespeare: Romeo and Juliet 22:00 Zach & Viggo: Dream Team 23:30 The Late Show

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TERROR AUSTRALIS SEE P.8

SATURDAY 20 MAY 10:00 The Lighthouse Keeper’s Lunch 10:00 Woodland Tribe 11:00 The Tap Dancing Mermaid 11.15 Tap Into Health (TIH): Movin’ With Melvin!

11:30 Kidocracy 11:30 Woodland Tribe 12:30 Hidden Mother 12:30 Pick of the Fringe 13:00 Check Out My Shirt

13:00 The Privileged 14:00 The Love of Stationery 14:00 Woodland Tribe 14:15 The Tap Dancing Mermaid 14:30 Super Hamlet 64: Parody DLC

15:30 The Monks of Umami: Radiodyssey 15:30 Woodland Tribe 16:00 Fred Strangebone’s Freakshow 16:00 Hummingbird

16:15 1 Woman, A Dwarf Planet and 2 Cox:

Samantha Baines 17:00 Frankenstein: Man or Monster 17:00 Woodland Tribe 17:30 Princes of Main 18:00 Meet Fred 18:00 Under My Thumb 18:30 Hurricane Michael 19:00 Tracey Tracey 19:45 Wake Up & Deirdrealize 20:00 Movin’ Melvin Brown presents ‘Me and Otis’ 20:00 Woolly: The Morose Merino 20:30 Alice Marshall: Blood 21:30 Even God Knew I Was GAY 21:30 The Maydays present: Happily Never After 21:45 Shit-faced Shakespeare: Romeo and Juliet 22:00 Zach & Viggo: Dream Team 23:30 The Late Show

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SUNDAY 21 MAY 10:00 The Lighthouse Keeper’s Lunch 10:00 Woodland Tribe 11:00 The Tap Dancing Mermaid 11.15 Tap Into Health (TIH): Movin’ With Melvin!

11:30 Kidocracy 11:30 Woodland Tribe 12:30 Hidden Mother 12:30 Pick of the Fringe 13:00 Check Out My Shirt

13:00 The Privileged 14:00 The Love of Stationery 14:00 Woodland Tribe 14:15 The Tap Dancing Mermaid 14:30 Super Hamlet 64: Parody DLC

15:30 The Monks of Umami: Radiodyssey 15:30 Woodland Tribe 16:00 Fred Strangebone’s Freakshow 16:00 Hummingbird

16:15 1 Woman, A Dwarf Planet and 2 Cox:

Samantha Baines 17:00 Frankenstein: Man or Monster 17:00 Woodland Tribe 17:30 Princes of Main 18:00 Meet Fred 18:00 Under My Thumb 18:30 Hurricane Michael 19:00 Tracey Tracey 19:45 Wake Up & Deirdrealize 20:00 Movin’ Melvin Brown presents ‘Me and Otis’ 20:00 Woolly: The Morose Merino 20:30 Alice Marshall: Blood 21:30 Even God Knew I Was GAY 21:30 Madame Señorita: The Expector 21:45 Shit-faced Shakespeare: Romeo and Juliet 22:00 Zach & Viggo: Dream Team

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@OtherplaceBTN @WarrenTheatre MONDAY 22 MAY 16:00 The Lighthouse Keeper’s Lunch 18:15 Dangled 18:30 10 Steps To Happiness 19:00 Marvellous Myths and Terrific Tales 19:00 Tracey Tracey 19:45 Macbeth: A Tale of Sound & Fury 20:00 Stick or Wizard?

20:30 Hidden Mother 21:30 Madame Señorita: The Expector 21:30 My Feminist Boner

21:45 Shit-faced Shakespeare: Romeo and Juliet 22:00 Fred Strangebone’s Freakshow

Family Theatre Theatre Theatre Comedy Theatre Comedy Theatre Comedy Dance & Physical Theatre Comedy Comedy

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TUESDAY 23 MAY 18:00 ALL IN 18:15 Dangled 18:30 10 Steps To Happiness 19:00 Couples+Pairs 19:45 Macbeth: A Tale of Sound & Fury 20:00 GIANT 20:00 Stick or Wizard?

20:30 Hidden Mother 21:30 Madame Señorita: The Expector 21:30 My Feminist Boner

21:45 Shit-faced Shakespeare: Romeo and Juliet 22:00 Fred Strangebone’s Freakshow

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WEDNESDAY 24 MAY 18:00 ALL IN 18:00 They Built It. No One Came.

18:30 10 Steps To Happiness 19:00 Couples+Pairs 19:45 Macbeth: A Tale of Sound & Fury 20:00 Georgie Morrell: A Poke in the Eye 20:00 GIANT 20:30 George Egg: Anarchist Cook Part Two

‘Second Helpings’ 21:30 Siblings 21:45 Folk It 21:45 Shit-faced Shakespeare: Romeo and Juliet 18:00 ALL IN 21:45 The Establishment: Eton Mess THURSDAY 25 MAY 10:30 Florence & Watson & The Sugarbush Mouse 14:00 Agent of Influence: The Secret Life of

Pamela More 18.00 ALL IN 18:15 Do You Ever...

18:30 The Performance 19:00 Couples+Pairs 19:45 Macbeth: A Tale of Sound & Fury 20:00 Georgie Morrell: A Poke in the Eye 20:00 GIANT 20:30 Accidents Happen to Sasha Ellen 21:30 Siblings 21:30 The Idiot’s Guide to the World 21:45 Shit-faced Shakespeare: Romeo and Juliet 22:00 Seven Crazy Bitches 23:30 The Late Show

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FRIDAY 26 MAY 10:30 Florence & Watson & The Sugarbush Mouse 12:30 Going South 14:00 Agent of Influence: The Secret Life

of Pamela More 15:30 Woodland Tribe 16:15 Ingo’s War 17:00 Woodland Tribe 18:00 ALL IN 18:00 Circled in The Radio Times 18:30 The Performance 19:00 Couples+Pairs 19:30 Jack and I: The Jack the Ripper Musical 19:45 Simon Warner’s Viva Hypnosis 20:00 Georgie Morrell: A Poke in the Eye 20:30 Helen Duff: When The Going Gets Duff 21:30 The Idiot’s Guide to the World 21:30 You Can’t Polish a Turd 21:45 Shit-faced Showtime: The Wonderful

Wizard of Oz 22:00 Smurthwaite on Masculinity 23:30 The Late Show SATURDAY 27 MAY 10:00 Pat-a-Cake Baby 10:00 Woodland Tribe 10:30 Florence & Watson & The Sugarbush Mouse 10:30 Ingo’s War 11:15 Pat-a-Cake Baby 11:30 Woodland Tribe 12:15 Power Story 12:30 Going South 12:30 Pick of the Fringe 12:45 The Gin Whore Tour 14:00 Agent of Influence: The Secret Life of

Pamela More 14:00 Planet Earth III 14:00 Woodland Tribe 14:15 Better Together 14:30 purged 15:30 Extra-Curricular 15:30 Woodland Tribe 16:00 I AM BEAST 16:00 The Beta Males Go Solo: The Story Beast

& Richard Soames 16:15 The Gin Whore Tour 17:00 Pelican 17:00 Woodland Tribe 17:30 Accidents Happen to Sasha Ellen 18:00 Circled in The Radio Times 18:00 Macbeth 18:30 The Performance 19:00 Couples+Pairs 19:30 Jack and I: The Jack the Ripper Musical 19:45 Simon Warner’s Viva Hypnosis 20:00 Jacob Hatton: True Brit 20:30 Helen Duff: When The Going Gets Duff 21:30 The Petting Zoo presents ZooTube 21:30 You Can’t Polish a Turd 21:45 Shit-faced Showtime: The Wonderful

Wizard of Oz 22:00 Smurthwaite on Masculinity 23:30 The Late Show

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Family Comedy

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Theatre Family Theatre Family Comedy Theatre Theatre Theatre Theatre Cabaret Comedy Comedy Comedy Comedy

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Comedy Comedy Cabaret

p.23 p.24 p.6

Family Family Family Theatre Family Family Theatre Comedy Cabaret Cabaret

p.34 p.35 p.31 p.57 p.34 p.35 p.63 p.15 p.6 p.7

Theatre Comedy Family Family Theatre Comedy Family Theatre

p.48 p.20 p.35 p.30 p.63 p.13 p.35 p.56

Comedy Cabaret Comedy Family Comedy Theatre Family Theatre Theatre Theatre Cabaret Comedy Comedy Comedy Comedy

p.11 p.7 p.20 p.35 p.9 p.51 p.33 p.62 p.51 p.57 p.8 p.16 p.15 p.20 p.26

Comedy Comedy Cabaret

p.23 p.24 p.6

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The Sugarbush Mouse 10:45 The Tale Of The Cockatrice 11:15 Pat-a-Cake Baby 11:30 Woodland Tribe 12:15 Power Story 12:30 Going South 12:30 Pick of the Fringe 12:45 The Gin Whore Tour 14:00 Agent of Influence: The

Secret Life of Pamela More 14:00 Planet Earth III 14:00 Woodland Tribe 14:15 Better Together 14:30 purged 15:30 Extra-Curricular 15:30 Woodland Tribe 16:00 I AM BEAST 16:00 The Beta Males Go Solo:

The Story Beast & Richard Soames 16:15 The Gin Whore Tour 17:00 Pelican 17:00 Woodland Tribe 17:30 Accidents Happen to

Sasha Ellen 18:00 Circled in The Radio Times 18:00 Macbeth 18:30 AART TV Live Broadcast!

19:00 Richard Carpenter’s Close

to You 19:30 Jack and I: The Jack the

Ripper Musical 19:45 Simon Warner’s Viva

Hypnosis 20:00 Jacob Hatton: True Brit 20:30 George Egg: Anarchist Cook Part Two

‘Second Helpings’ 21:30 The Petting Zoo presents

ZooTube 21:30 You Can’t Polish a Turd 21:45 Shit-faced Showtime:

The Wonderful Wizard of Oz

Smurthwaite on Masculinity 23:30 The Late Show

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Family Family

p.34 p.35

Family Family Family Family Theatre Comedy Cabaret Cabaret

p.31 p.34 p.34 p.35 p.63 p.15 p.6 p.7

Theatre Comedy Family Family Theatre Comedy Family Theatre

p.48 p.20 p.35 p.30 p.63 p.13 p.35 p.56

Comedy Cabaret Comedy Family

p.11 p.7 p.20 p.35

Comedy Theatre Family Comedy

p.9 p.51 p.58 p.9

Comedy

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Theatre

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Cabaret Comedy

p.8 p.16

Comedy

p.14

Comedy Comedy

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Comedy Comedy Cabaret

p.23 p.24 p.6

BANK HOLIDAY MONDAY 29 MAY 10:00 Pat-a-Cake Baby 10:00 Woodland Tribe 10:30 Florence & Watson &

The Sugarbush Mouse 10:45 The Tale Of The Cockatrice 11:15 Pat-a-Cake Baby 11:30 Woodland Tribe 12:15 Power Story 12:30 Going South 14:00 Agent of Influence: The Secret

Life of Pamela More 14:00 Planet Earth III 14:00 Woodland Tribe 14:15 Better Together 14:30 purged 15:30 Extra-Curricular 15:30 Woodland Tribe 16:00 I AM BEAST 16:00 The Beta Males Go Solo: The

Story Beast & Richard Soames 16:15 Ingo’s War 17:00 Pelican 17:00 Woodland Tribe 17:30 Accidents Happen to

Sasha Ellen 18:00 Circled in The Radio Times 18:00 Macbeth 18:30 AART TV Live Broadcast!

19:00 Richard Carpenter’s Close to You 19:45 Dangled 19:45 Simon Warner’s Viva Hypnosis 20:00 Jacob Hatton: True Brit 20:30 George Egg: Anarchist Cook Part Two

‘Second Helpings’ 21:30 Blues and Burlesque 21:30 You Can’t Polish a Turd 21:45 Shit-faced Showtime:

The Wonderful Wizard of Oz 22:00 Kids with Beards: Fandango!

TUESDAY 30 MAY 10:00 Woodland Tribe 10:45 The Tale Of The Cockatrice 11:30 Woodland Tribe 14:00 Woodland Tribe 14:30 BARRERA 15:30 Woodland Tribe 16:00 Moondial 17:00 Goggles 17:00 Woodland Tribe 17:45 The Stroop Effect 18:00 Landmines 18:45 Just Broken 18:45 Obama & Me 19:45 Dangled 20:00 The Greatest Liar in all

the World 20:00 Woolly: The Morose Merino 20:30 Thelma 21:30 Imaginauts 22:00 Kids with Beards: Fandango!

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Family Family

p.34 p.35

Family Family Family Family Theatre Comedy

p.31 p.34 p.34 p.35 p.63 p.15

Theatre Comedy Family Family Theatre Comedy Family Theatre

p.48 p.20 p.35 p.30 p.63 p.13 p.35 p.56

Comedy Theatre Comedy Family

p.11 p.57 p.20 p.35

Comedy Theatre Family Comedy Comedy Theatre Cabaret Comedy

p.9 p.51 p.33 p.9 p.22 p.51 p.8 p.16

Comedy Cabaret Comedy

p.14 p.7 p.26

Comedy Comedy

p.23 p.17

Family Family Family Family Cabaret Family Family Theatre Family Theatre Theatre Theatre Theatre Theatre

p.35 p.34 p.35 p.35 p.7 p.35 p.33 p.54 p.35 p.65 p.57 p.57 p.61 p.51

Theatre Comedy Theatre Theatre Comedy

p.55 p.26 p.65 p.56 p.17

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WEDNESDAY 31 MAY 10:00 Woodland Tribe 10:30 The Ugly Duckling & Other Tales 10:45 The Tale Of The Cockatrice 11:30 Woodland Tribe 14:00 The Art and Fun of Acting

and Dancing through Puppetry 14:00 Woodland Tribe 14:30 BARRERA 15:30 Woodland Tribe 16:00 Moondial 17:00 Goggles 17:00 Woodland Tribe 17:45 The Fool, The Champ and

The Bandito 18:00 Landmines 18:15 WATCHING, ceci n’est

pas de deux 18:45 Dot. Dot. Dot. 18:45 Obama & Me 19:45 Broken Biscuits 19:45 Sami & Jim 20:00 Woolly: The Morose Merino 20:30 Thelma 21:30 Imaginauts 21:45 Folk It 22:00 Kids with Beards: Fandango!

THURSDAY 1 JUNE 10:00 Woodland Tribe 10:30 The Ugly Duckling & Other Tales 10:45 The Tale Of The Cockatrice 11:30 Woodland Tribe 12:15 Little Meerkat’s Big Panic 12:45 Sink 14:00 The Art and Fun of Acting and Dancing

through Puppetry 14:00 Woodland Tribe 14:15 Macbeth 14:30 BARRERA

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Family Family Family Family

p.35 p.34 p.34 p.35

Workshops Family Cabaret Family Family Theatre Family

p.35 p.7 p.35 p.33 p.54 p.35

Theatre Theatre Dance & Physical Theatre Theatre Theatre Comedy Comedy Comedy Theatre Theatre Music Comedy

p.52 p.57 p.29 p.52 p.61 p.11 p.22 p.26 p.65 p.56 p.46 p.17

Family Family Family Family Family Theatre

p.35 p.34 p.34 p.35 p.32 p.64

Workshops Family Family Cabaret

p.35 p.33 p.7

15:30 Woodland Tribe 16:00 Moondial 17:00 Goggles 17:00 Woodland Tribe 17:45 Just Broken 18:00 The Accidental Adventures of

Sherlock Holmes 18:15 WATCHING, ceci n’est pas de deux

18:45 Obama & Me 18:45 The Stroop Effect 19:45 Sami & Jim 20:00 Kitten Killers: Stallions 20:00 The Greatest Liar in all the World 20:30 Thelma 21:30 Blues and Burlesque 21:30 Imaginauts 22:00 Google Drive 23:30 The Late Show

Family Family Theatre Family Theatre

p.35 p.33 p.54 p.35 p.57

Theatre Dance & Physical Theatre Theatre Theatre Comedy Comedy Theatre Theatre Cabaret Theatre Comedy Cabaret

p.48 p.29 p.61 p.65 p.22 p.17 p.55 p.65 p.7 p.56 p.15 p.6

FRIDAY 2 JUNE 10:00 Elliot and the Enormous Sneeze Family p.31 10:00 Woodland Tribe Family p.35 10:30 The Ugly Duckling & Other Tales Family p.34 11:30 Woodland Tribe Family p.35 12:15 Little Meerkat’s Big Panic Family p.32 12:45 Sink Theatre p.64 14:00 Brawn Theatre p.50 14:00 Woodland Tribe Family p.35 14:15 Macbeth Family p.33 14:30 BARRERA Cabaret p.7 15:30 Woodland Tribe Family p.35 16:00 Moondial Family p.33 16:15 The Woman Who Shed Her Skin Theatre p.67 17:00 Woodland Tribe Family p.35 17:30 1 Woman, a High Flyer and a Flat Bottom:

Samantha Baines (WIP) Comedy p.9 17:45 Dot. Dot. Dot. Theatre p.52 18:00 The Accidental Adventures of

Sherlock Holmes Theatre p.48

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18:45 The Fool, The Champ and The Bandito 19:00 One Man Two Ghosts 19:45 Split 20:00 Casual Violence: The Grot In The Grotto 20:00 Kitten Killers: Stallions 20:30 The Jest 21:30 Blues and Burlesque 21:30 Siblings 21:45 Jerry Sadowitz + Card Tricks 22:00 Google Drive 23:30 The Late Show SATURDAY 3 JUNE 10:00 Elliot and the Enormous Sneeze 10:00 Woodland Tribe 10:30 Dogs Don’t Do Ballet 10:30 The Ugly Duckling & Other Tales 11:30 Woodland Tribe 12:15 Little Meerkat’s Big Panic 12:30 Pick of the Fringe 12:45 Sink 13:00 Guns at Lunch: This Time It’s Personnel 14:00 Brawn 14:00 Good Grief: Stories at 207 West 88th 14:00 Woodland Tribe 14:15 WATCHING, ceci n’est pas de deux

14:30 Eve’s Dawning: the Story of the Last Girl 15:30 The View from the Mountaintop 15:30 Woodland Tribe 16:00 Amusings 16:00 Moondial 16:15 The Woman Who Shed Her Skin 17:00 Hurricane Michael 17:00 Woodland Tribe 17:30 1 Woman, a High Flyer and a Flat Bottom:

Samantha Baines (WIP) 18:00 The Accidental Adventures of

Sherlock Holmes 18:00 The Greatest Liar in all the World 18:30 Macblair 19:00 One Man Two Ghosts 19:45 Split

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Family p.31 Family p.35 Family p.30 Family p.34 Family p.35 Family p.32 Cabaret p.6 Theatre p.64 Theatre p.55 Theatre p.50 Theatre p.54 Family p.35 Dance & Physical Theatre p.29 Music p.46 Theatre p.66 Family p.35 Comedy p.10 Family p.33 Theatre p.67 Theatre p.56 Family p.35 Comedy

p.9

Theatre Theatre Theatre Comedy Theatre

p.48 p.55 p.58 p.19 p.64

20:00 20:00 20:30 21:30 21:30 21:45 22:00 23:30

Casual Violence: The Grot In The Grotto Kitten Killers: Stallions The Jest Am I F#*kable?

Blues and Burlesque Jerry Sadowitz + Card Tricks Google Drive The Late Show

SUNDAY 4 JUNE 10:00 Elliot and the Enormous Sneeze 10:00 Woodland Tribe 10:30 Dogs Don’t Do Ballet 10:30 The Ugly Duckling & Other Tales 11:30 Woodland Tribe 12:15 Little Meerkat’s Big Panic 12:30 Pick of the Fringe 12:45 Sink 13:00 Guns at Lunch: This Time It’s Personnel 14:00 Brawn 14:00 Good Grief: Stories at 207 West 88th 14:00 Woodland Tribe 14:15 Dogs Don’t Do Ballet 14:30 Eve’s Dawning: the Story of the Last Girl 15:30 The View from the Mountaintop 15:30 Woodland Tribe 16:00 Amusings 16:00 The Wind in the Willows 16:15 The Woman Who Shed Her Skin 17:00 Hurricane Michael 17:00 Woodland Tribe 17:30 1 Woman, a High Flyer and a Flat Bottom:

Samantha Baines (WIP) 18:00 The Accidental Adventures of

Sherlock Holmes 18:00 The Greatest Liar in all the World 18:30 Macblair 19:00 One Man Two Ghosts 19:45 Split 19:45 The Girl From Mars 20:00 Simon Plotkin is Gerald Galbraith:

Troubadour 20:30 Thelma 21:30 Am I F#*kable?

21:30 Blues and Burlesque

Comedy Comedy Comedy Theatre Cabaret Comedy Comedy Cabaret

p.12 p.17 p.16 p.49 p.7 p.16 p.15 p.6

Family Family Family Family Family Family Cabaret Theatre Theatre Theatre Theatre Family Family Music Theatre Family Comedy Family Theatre Theatre Family

p.31 p.35 p.30 p.34 p.35 p.32 p.6 p.64 p.55 p.50 p.54 p.35 p.30 p.46 p.66 p.35 p.10 p.35 p.67 p.56 p.35

Comedy

p.9

Theatre Theatre Theatre Comedy Theatre Theatre

p.48 p.55 p.58 p.19 p.64 p.53

Comedy Theatre Theatre Cabaret

p.24 p.65 p.49 p.7

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A fabulous collection of some of Brighton’s best-loved independent traders.

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Music

Studio 2

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45 minutes 10+

Studio 2

Eve’s Dawning: The Story of the Last Girl

Last Girl Productions Combines storytelling, live original music and animation to tell the dystopian fairy tale of Eve, the last girl in the world, as she navigates her way through a kaleidoscopic, post-apocalyptic wasteland, meeting bizarre and strange characters en route. With a dreamy soundtrack spanning multiple genres, from folk to doo-wop and punk.

Sat 3 - Sun 4 June 2.30pm £9 /£7.50 /£6.50 (students)

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90 minutes U

Folk It

The Greys Presents Singer/songwriter Sylvie Lewis curates acoustic concerts with musicians and wordsmiths from around the globe.

Acts include Kathryn Williams, Michelle Stodart (Magic Numbers), Gareth Dickson, Chris Redmond, Sean Taylor, Sharon Lewis, Crack*A*Jack Crow, and more. Intimate, listening-room style shows often with wistful, witty banter.

Wed 10, Wed 17 Wed 24, Wed 31 May 9.45pm £10 /£8.50 £35 (Group of 4)

Main House

80 minutes 5+

Main House

Movin’ Melvin Brown presents ‘Me and Otis’

Patti Plinko: Dreadful Little Girl

Movin’ Melvin Brown Award-winning entertainer brings his extravaganza of song, tap and soulful funk!

Thu 18 - Sun 21 May 8pm £15 /£13.50 /£12.50 (students) £50 (Group of 4) Best musical experience’ RIP IT UP H H H H ‘Singing, tapping, tail-feather-shaking entertainment machine’ TIME OUT H H H H ‘Exceptional’ SCOTSMAN H H H H H

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60 minutes 16+

Cluster Arts Pty Ltd Patti Plinko returns with her dark and erotic songs, drunken fiddles and jumping guitars.

Tue 9 - Wed 10 May 7.30pm £10 /£8.50 /£7.50 (students) £35 (Group of 4) ‘Sheer brilliance!’

TIME OUT LONDON ‘Like Jane Birkin and Tom Waits stayed too long at the bar’ STORYTELLER SCOTLAND

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60 minutes

16+

Studio 2

10 Steps To Happiness

Happenings Theatre Company We’re born, we go to nursery, school, college, sometimes university. We’re taught to work not how to be happy. A better job? A boyfriend? Holiday? Failing that I decided to search the internet: How to be happy? Easy! Follow these 10 steps to a happier life starting today. First step, figure out what is wrong ... oh, errm ... an innovative, honest, touching, comedic show about life, love and happiness.

Thu 4 May 6.30pm Mon 22 - Wed 24 May 6.30pm £9.50 /£8 /£7 (students)

Studio 2

The Accidental Adventures of Sherlock Holmes

Tobacco Tea Theatre Company When Holmes unknowingly murders his client, the game is on to catch the criminal! But are Watson’s rent and Moriarty’s thirst for detective fiction manipulating events?

Expect hilarity, satire, metafiction and plot twists galore!

Theatre Box

Windmill Young Actors A brutal portrait of conflict, Berkoff’s ‘Agamemnon’ delves into flesh-torn battles on the field and between the sexes. A theatrical rampage, ‘Agamemnon’ explodes with muscular language and physicality. Politics and passion tell a story of those who suffer and those who thrive in combat.

Mon 8 May 6pm, Tue 9 May 8.15pm £9.50 /£8 /£7 (students)

12+

Thu 1 - Sun 4 June 6pm £10 /£8.50 /£7.50 (students)

60 minutes 10+

Agamemnon

60 minutes

75 minutes 12+

Agent of Influence: The Secret Life of Pamela More

Fluff Productions Lady Pamela, fashion columnist and socialite, is recruited

by MI5 to keep notes on Wallis Simpson and Edward VIII, suspected to be colluding with the German Embassy.

Pamela discovers that what began as an adventure has become a power struggle in a world in the shadow of war.

Thu 25 - Mon 29 May 2pm £11 /£9.50 /£8.50 (students) / £40 (Group of 4)

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Studio 2

60 minutes 12+

Studio 3

All Cashed In

Quids In Theatre Company Greg Moncur is convinced his life is mirroring his musical hero Johnny Cash. Coincidence? Or is there a master plan?

Find out in this light-hearted comedy with the live music of Johnny Cash; an original tribute to the Man in Black.

Sat 13 - Sun 14 May 6pm Mon 15 May 6.20pm £9.50 /£8 /£7 (students) £30 (Group of 4)

Studio 3

60 minutes

60 minutes

16+

Am I F#*kable?

Pop Heart Productions Questioning what it means to be desired in a culture obsessed with beauty, ‘Am I F#*kable?’ explores how these ideas impact our relationships and self-worth.

Pop Heart’s dark and funny devised show returns after a sell-out run at last year’s Brighton Fringe. ‘Am I F#*kable?’ continues to delve deeper, probing the very nature of what it means to be human in a tech-obsessed 21st century.

Mon 15 - Thu 18 May 9.30pm Sat 3 - Sun 4 June 9.30pm £9 /£7.50 /£6.50 (students)

Theatre Box

16+

BA Theatre Arts Graduate Shows

Bard’s Bitches

Northbrook College BA Theatre Arts “The true mystery of the world is the visible.“ Is it? Share and experience stories old and new in our theatrical experiments. A compelling collection of collaborative outcomes from BA Theatre Arts students at Northbrook showcases innovative and curious work from performers, make-up artists, costume and prop makers.

Mon 8 May 6.30pm Tue 9 May 8pm £5 /£4

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80 minutes 14+

Emul8 Theatre Company Thespian pros rub shoulders with desperate amateurs, as an audition for the RAC Theatre Company is being held at a local school hall whilst a special lecture is scheduled for the students. Luvvies, school staff and students bitch and bicker, leaving the audience to decide who is the Bard’s biggest bitch.

Mon 15 - Wed 17 May 6.45pm £10.50 /£9 /£8 (students)

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55 minutes 12+

Studio 3

Borderline

PSYCHEdelight A comedy about a tragedy. PSYCHEdelight presents a satire of the Calais Jungle devised by an ensemble of refugee and European performers. After two sold-out runs in London, ‘Borderline’ goes on tour to meet the UK. First stop: Brighton!

Mon 15 - Wed 17 May 7pm £11 /£9.50 /£8.50 (students) £38 (Group of 4)

45 minutes 16+

Studio 2

Brawn Honest Man Theatre A portal into the world of a young man named Ryan - a world consumed by image and obsession, where self-worth is measured in muscle mass and where self-improvement becomes self-destruction. A world that is spiralling out of control.

Fri 2 - Sun 4 June 2pm £8.50 /£7 /£6 (students)

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60 minutes

14+

60 minutes

15+

Couples+Pairs

Circled in The Radio Times

John Osborne A new storytelling show by John Osborne (‘John Peel’s Shed’) about finding a pile of old copies of The Radio Times and piecing together someone’s life by the programmes that are circled.

Fri 26 - Mon 29 May 6pm Fri 26 May (preview) £7 Sat 27 - Mon 29 May £10 /£8.50 /£7.50 (students)

‘High comedy amidst the poignance. Powerful. Important’ THE HUFFINGTON POST

Theatre Box

‘A lovely, engaging writer finding the joyous in the everyday’ STUART MACONIE

Blue Heart Theatre Funny, sad, strange. The perils of searching for love, finding love and losing it are all explored in this entertaining evening of short plays by exciting new writers. With live music between pieces, the plays are chosen by the audience from a list of titles each night, meaning no two shows will be the same!

Tue 23 - Sat 27 May 7pm £10 /£8.50 /£7.50 (students) £35 (Group of 4)

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Studio 2

70 minutes 14+

Main House

Buzz: A New Musical Fat Rascal Theatre Edinburgh sellout, winner of the 2016 Stella Wilkie Award and the 2016 Eddies Award, ‘Buzz’ is a hilarious musical journey through the history of the vibrator.

Sat 13 - Sun 14 May 2.30pm Mon 15 - Tue 16 May 8pm £11 /£9.50 /£8.50 (students) £40 (Group of 4) ‘You should sell your own grandma to get tickets’ THEATRE BUBBLE H H H H H

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MUSICAL THEATRE REVIEW HHHHH LONDON THEATRE 1 HHHHH

60 minutes 16+

Cabaret From The Shadows Teatro Pomodoro A fresh and shameless show with an eclectic mix of theatre, dark comedy and live music, featuring charmingly anarchic characters who will leave your mouth agape as they reveal the depths of your psyche. Come let devilry, illusion and mischief seize your heart and soul at the ‘Cabaret From The Shadows’.

Fri 5 May 9.45pm Sun 7 - Weds 10 May 9.15pm £12 /£10.50 /£9.50 (students) £40 (Group of 4)

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40 minutes 15+

Dangled

Studio 2

ExploSIV Productions Winner of the 2017 Brighton Fringe International Touring Bursary, 2016 Standard Bank Silver Ovation Award and the 2016 Cape Town Fringe Audience Choice Award.

A pyschosexual horror comedy adaptation of Nikolai Gogol’s ‘Diary of a Madman’.

Mon 22 - Tue 23 May 6.15pm Mon 29 - Tue 30 May 7.45pm £10 /£8.50 /£7.50 (students) £35 (Group of 4)

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45 minutes 16+

Do You Ever...

Tesselate Do you ever take, observe, choose, desire, curse, think, feel, plan what you are going to say at your sister’s funeral in absolute detail? I want to know if we have anything in common! There is something, a tic that you have, that is charming or disgusting. Whatever it is, it’s human and we’re curious. A devised piece of experimental theatre created by a cross-disciplinary Brighton-based group.

Thu 18 May 6.15pm Thu 25 May 6.15pm £8.50 /£7 /£6 (students)

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Dot. Dot. Dot.

The Creative Performance Company A new absurdist play featuring two young female protagonists, following and exploring the dysfunctional relationship that they share. Drawing inspiration from Samuel Beckett’s ‘Waiting for Godot’, the two muddle through their unstable network of support and neglect as they struggle to understand each other and themselves.

Wed 31 May 6.45pm Fri 2 June 5.45pm £5 /£4

Studio 3

Dracula

Let Them Call It Mischief Fresh from a sell-out run in Edinburgh and London, join the “annoyingly talented Let Them Call It Mischief crew” H H H H H (Theatre Bubble) in this witty new adaptation of a Gothic classic.

Fri 5 - Sun 7 May 6.35pm £12 /£10.50 /£9.50 (students) £40 (Group of 4)

Studio 3

Loquitur Theatre Three women battle with their demons and the consequences of their situation. Charming, dark and hilarious, each story exposes how desperately normal and incredibly beautiful life can be. Directed by Lou-Lou Mason featuring stories by Polly Churchill, Claire GordonWebster and Victoria Turnbull.

Fri 5 - Sun 7 May 5pm Tue 9 May 6.30pm Fri 5 May (preview) £7 £9.50 /£8 /£7 (students)

Studio 3

‘Side-splittingly funny’ THEATRE NEWS HHHHH ‘A show to die for’ EDINBURGH REPORTER HHHHH

60 minutes 14+

Fémage à Trois

60 minutes 12+

45 minutes 16+

The Fool, The Champ and The Bandito

The Creative Performance Company Join us on a journey where we will explore the effects of laughter, alcohol and the random s**t three actors can come up with. Of course we can’t forget to comment on politics and social events, so don’t worry, it’s not all for the hell of it. Be there or be at the pub, either is good!

Wed 31 May 5.45pm Fri 2 June 6.45pm £5 /£4

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Mad Tom Theatre Frank has multiple personalities, one of which is Victor Frankenstein who thinks he is creating life. When lightning strikes he creates a monster who has his own problems and wants a place to fit in. A new interpretation of the Frankenstein story with a comic twist.

Fri 19 - Sun 21 May 5pm £8.50 /£7 /£6 (students)

Main House

60 minutes 10+

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The Human Zoo Theatre Company Horribly honest clowns and questionable cabaret acts ignite the stage with Human Zoo’s trademark live music, puppetry, poetry and movement. ‘Giant’ is an explosive, absurd and visceral adventure into ‘adulting’ ... Could Tommy’s nan know more than meets the eye? Awardwinning, five-star company.

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12+

Teatro En Vilo Three performers from the UK, Italy and Spain, members of the so called Generation Y, are confronted onstage with a simple but controversial question: what do you want for your future? Combining autobiography, grotesque and physical comedy, ‘Generation Why’ invites us to imagine new possibilities for the times to come.

Tue 16 - Wed 17 May 6pm £9.50 /£8 /£7 (students)

Main House

GIANT

Tue 23 - Thu 25 May 8pm £11 /£9.50 /£8.50 (students) £38 (Group of 4)

60 minutes

Generation Why

Frankenstein: Man or Monster

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THE STAGE HHHH THE LIST HHHH

120 minutes 16+

The Girl From Mars

Collar & Cuffs Co. The epic ‘Britpop Rocky Horror’ is back! All your favourite Britpop anthems - Oasis, Blur, Pulp and many more - in a singalong nostalgic 90s love story about a barmaid, a wannabe rock star, cosmic girls in PVC, a robot and ... um ... sperm.

Sun 4 June 7.45pm £11/£9.50/£8.50 (students) £38 (Group of 4)

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The Girl Who Fell in Love With The Moon

The Human Zoo Theatre Company Join this tattered troupe as Luna’s tragic tale unravels for the first time. But why tonight? A Tim Burton-esque patchwork of puppetry, poetry, clowning, movement and live music stitched together with The Human Zoo’s explosive visual imagination. Award-winning, five-star, international hit show.

Fri 12 - Sun 14 May 7.45pm £11 /£9.50 /£8.50 (students)

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60 minutes 12+

Goggles

This Egg Two performers. Two pairs of goggles. A fish tank. When our fish, Sunny and Boo, die, we realise that our friendship is in crisis. In an attempt to put things right, we’ve made this show. Goggles is a comic and heartwarming show that teases out the awkwardness of love. It is about fish, friends and keeping afloat.

Tue 30 May - Thu 1 June 5pm £10 /£8.50 /£7.50 (students)

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80 minutes 16+

Goddess

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Tangerine Theatre Company Lovely daytime telly’s ‘inner goddess’ expert, Holiday Snow, is middle-aged, plus-sized and with a right gob on her. She seems at one with the universe but a journalist suspects a darker truth. Wendy Albiston is heart-breaking in Serena Haywood’s funny, filthy, one-woman paean to the everyday deity. ‘Goddess’ is achingly human.

Sat 6 - Sun 7 May 12.15pm Thu 18 May 6.40pm £11 /£9.50 /£8.50 (students) £40 (Group of 4)

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70 minutes 7+

Great Train Robbery

Scratchworks Theatre Company August 1963: the heist of the century. Millions of pounds stolen. Four women turn history on its head and embark on a madcap adventure packed with action, live music and physical comedy.

Main House

60 minutes 8+

The Greatest Liar in all the World

Thu 11 - Sun 14 May 6.15pm £11 /£9.50 /£8.50 (students) £38 (Group of 4) £36 (Family Ticket)

Familia De La Noche Following the hilarious story of ‘The Liar’, a broken down, two-bit mentalist act who has reached the end of his tether and threatens to finish it all. His company of glamorous and not-so-glamorous assistants manage to distract him from his imminent demise and convince him to tell the story of his infamous origins.

‘A marvel to behold’ PLYMOUTH HERALD ‘Totally captivating ... raw talent and creative imagination’ BEAFORD ARTS

Tue 30 May Thu 1 Jun 8pm Sat 3 - Sun 4 June 6pm £12 /£10.50 /£9.50 (students) £40 (Group of 4)

70 minutes 14+

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Good Grief: Stories at 207 West 88th

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60 minutes 14+

Guns at Lunch: This Time It’s Personnel

Tap Tap Theatre Stevenage. 1996. The premiere stationery suppliers in North Hertfordshire. A band of angry Russian cyber-mercenaries. An office party turned fight for survival. Guns at Lunch is an action-packed, multirolling, laugh-out-loud mini-epic. And This Time It’s Personnel.

Sat 3 - Sun 4 June 1pm £11 /£9.50 /£8.50 (students) From the creators of Captain Morgan and the Sands of Time.

‘Tap Tap Theatre is a young company on the brink of excellence.’

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The Divine Miss T Acclaimed New York character actress Terianne Falcone takes you from giggles of joy to gasps of devastation, playing people who live at, or are somehow connected to this address. The main character is Bruna, and older Italian woman who is the superintendent of the building (the ‘soup of de build’), as outrageous as she is wise.

Mon 8 - Tue 9 May 6.20pm Sat 3 - Sun 4 June 2pm £10 /£8.50 /£7.50 (students) £35 (Group of 4)

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Hidden Mother

The Off-Off-Off-Broadway Company In her mind Diana is a glamorous singer at a Petrograd nightclub, and Leon her pianist. In reality the pair are patients in a British mental hospital heading for closure.

“A quirky little gem” H H H H (The Reviews Hub) from an award-winning company.

Sat 20 - Sun 21 May 12.30pm Mon 22 - Tue 23 May 8.30pm £10 /£8.50 /£7.50 (students)

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Hurricane Michael

Barbary Ape October 1987, the absent father of all storms is about to vent apocalyptic fury upon the south-east corner of the Kingdom of United. Why did critically acclaimed titan of meteorology, Michael Phish, foresee its arrival, but choose to tell a different story? Welcome to this world exclusive.

The truth behind the Great Storm of 1987. This is his story!

Thu 18 - Sun 21 May 6.30pm Sat 3 - Sun 4 June 5pm £10 /£8.50 /£7.50 (students)

80 minutes 12+

Studio 3

I AM BEAST

Sparkle and Dark Theatre Company What happens when the wildest parts of our imagination take control? After her mother dies, Ellie escapes to a flickering world of comic books and fantasies. A visually stunning exploration of the power of grief and imagination.

With UV set, live music and puppetry.

Sat 27 - Mon 29 May 4pm £11.50 /£10 /£9 (students) £38 (Group of 4)

60 minutes 14+

‘Sparkle and Dark’s storytelling has class and power’ THE INDEPENDENT

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55 minutes 13+

Imaginauts

Imaginauts Friends’ fantastical journey through the depths of their imagination in this multi-roling, fast-paced farce. No adventure too big, no dungeon too dark. Come laugh at this young, home-grown, Brightonian theatre company’s swan dive into their first Brighton Fringe.

Thu 11 May 6.30pm Tue 30 May - Thu 1 June 9.30pm £8.50 /£7 /£6 (students)

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60 minutes 7+

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Ingo’s War

Ditto Theatre Company A heart-warming tale of Ingo the dog and his journey of bravery, hope and finding courage where you thought you had none. A unique amalgamation of storytelling, puppetry and movement that combines historical truth with imaginative new writing.

Fri 26 May 4.15pm Sat 27 May 10.30am Mon 29 May 4.15pm £9.50 /£8 /£7 (students) £26 (Family Ticket)

Studio 3

100 minutes

Jack and I: The Jack the Ripper Musical

Punchline Theatre Punchline’s five star dark comedy musical’s Brighton Fringe premiere! 1888, and Inspector Abberline is faced with the impossible task of satisfying his boss, the media, the public, his wife and his peace of mind. And there’s an equally impossible killer on the loose. Most inconvenient.

In the depravity of Victorian London, where nothing’s as it seems, how do you find a needle in a haystack?

Fri 26 - Sun 28 May 7.30pm £11 /£9.50 /£8.50 (students) /£40 (Group of 4)

45 minutes 16+

Studio 2

80 minutes 14+

Just Broken

Landmines

Tue 30 May 6.45pm Thu 1 June 5.45pm £5 /£4

Tue 30 - Wed 31 May 6pm £9 /£7.50 /£6.50 (students)

The Creative Performance Company If you are only half of who you are, would there still be enough of you to be the same as you were? Mary suffers with demons in her life, day in, day out. John wants affection. An original piece of drama exploring an unstable relationship at breaking point. Is anyone in this world normal?

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The Bridge Theatre Company She’s suffocating in this atmosphere of hopelessness (aren’t we all?). Everyone around her has given up trying to change things because it’s bad for their mental health, but she can’t just switch it all off. The Bridge Company premiere this new play by Phil Davies (Firebird, Hampstead Theatre).

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8+

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The Last Honeypot

Goya Arts The tale of Eli Hum, born with a baffling condition: his tummy can only digest honey. But the world has been growing colder, the flowers are wilting, and the bees are dying. The Hum family’s swarm has gone missing from their hive, and with them Eli’s best friend and pet bee Hubert. Can the Hums find the bees in time and can anything be done to save them?

70 minutes 12+

Macbeth: A Tale of Sound & Fury

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Lisa Maria Berg This one-human show explores the life of a woman and her relationship to a vacuum cleaner. Through a collection of irregular verbs Lisa Maria Berg tells the story of an ex-boyfriend and the plan to overthrow his new girlfriend Deanne. Or Gina. Whatever her name is. It’s a journey of vengeance and how we sometimes just want to see the world burn. Burn - burnt - burnt.

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Varndean Studio Theatre Company An evening filled with stories, duets and short plays, reworked and retold to delight, surprise and entertain.

Inspired by creation and heroic myths and urban tales.

Performed by BTEC Performing Arts Students from Varndean College.

Praise for previous work ‘A feat of linguistic acrobatics... the best English lesson you never had’ THE SCOTSMAN

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80 minutes 14+

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Wild Productions A 15-year-old girl dies giving birth at a grotto. But before then there’s pending maths exams, art projects, and what to do about Peter? From the team that brought you the award winning and acclaimed ‘Mrs Shakespeare’, Wild Productions presents ‘Mary and Me’. Written and performed by Irene Kelleher. Directed by Belinda Wild.

Fri 5 - Sun 7 May 8pm £11.50 /£10 /£9 (students)

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Hijinx Theatre When threatened with losing his Puppetry Living Allowance, Fred’s life begins to spiral out of his control. A sell-out show at Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2016, expect it to be “sharp, funny and vastly entertaining” (Lyn Gardner, The Guardian).

Contains strong language and puppet nudity.

Fri 19 - Sun 21 May 6pm £12 /£10.50 /£9.50 (students) £40 (Group of 4)

70 minutes

Mary and Me

Marvellous Myths and Terrific Tales

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Falling Sparrow Productions 1994. Returning from a successful parliamentary meeting, Macblair and Macbrown meet three weird hacks on a stairwell in the House of Commons. They prophesy that Macblair will become leader of the Labour party, then Prime Minister, and eventually ... King of the World. This is the story of Tony Blair as a Shakespearean tragicomedy.

Fri 5 - Sun 7 May 6.30pm Sat 3 - Sun 4 June 6.30pm £9.50 /£8 /£7 (students)

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Mon 22 May 7pm £8 /£6.50 /£5 (students) £26 (Family Ticket)

Macblair

6FootStories A riotous and playful reinvention of Macbeth that puts the witches at the centre of this dark and bloody tragedy. Three gnarly fortune tellers live amongst the rats in an old junk yard, apart from decent society. Eager to teach the selfish world of man a lesson, they prepare a fortune reading that will destroy a throne and everything around it.

Mon 22 - Thu 25 May 7.45pm £11.50 /£10 /£9 (students) £40 (Group of 4)

The Love of Stationery

Sat 20 - Sun 21 May 2pm £9 /£7.50 /£6.50 (students)

Thu 11 - Fri 12 May 4pm Sat 13 - Sun 14 May 11am £8.50 /£7 /£28 (Family Ticket)

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50 minutes 14+

Mine

Put the Book Down She loves him. Isn’t that what parents do? She loves him. Then they tell her what he’s done. Is it still possible to love someone like that? ‘Mine’ is an intense, critically acclaimed one-woman play examining shame, courage, guilt and good parenting when a child does the unspeakable.

Thu 11 May 6.30pm Fri 12 - Sun 14 May 4.15pm £10.50 /£9 /£8 (students)

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45 minutes 12+

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The Paper Birds We are taught from a young age to aim high, reach for the stars, climb the social ladder. But surging forward, if we look back, what do we see? Based on interviews conducted in communities across the UK, an intimate 45 minute theatre show in a caravan.

Fri 5 - Sat 6 May 1pm, 1.45pm, 2.30pm,3.30pm, 4.15pm, 6pm, 6.45pm, 7.30pm, 8.30pm, 9.15pm Sun 7 May 1pm, 1.45pm, 2.30pm, 3.30pm, 4.15pm, 6pm, 6.45pm, 7.30pm, 8.30pm Mon 8 May 3.30pm, 4.15pm, 6pm, 6.45pm, 7.30pm, 8.30pm, 9.15pm

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75 minutes 16+

Obama & Me

Sylvia Arthur While Barack Obama is fulfilling his American Dream as the first black president of the United States, Sylvia Arthur, a black Brit, is in Brussels in pursuit of the European version. But as the President faces resistance to his agenda, so does she as nativism and racism sweep through Europe, and the world, and dreams begin to crumble.

Tue 30 May - Thu 1 June 6.45pm £10.50 /£9 /£8 (students) £35 (Group of 4)

Studio 2

60 minutes 14+

Octopus

Paper Tiger Productions & Greenwich Theatre Three women have been called in for assessment. Sara looks kind of Asian. Scheherazade kind of Middle Eastern. Sarah is kind of white. But how British are they? ‘Octopus’ is a post-Brexit satire that explores what it’s like to be treated as a foreigner in your own land ... and the power of punk.

Tue 9 - Wed 10 May 6.30pm Fri 12 May 6.30pm £11 /£9.50 /£8.50 (students) ‘Laugh-out-loud funny’ THE TIMES

Wed 10 May 3.30pm, 4.15pm, 6pm, 6.45pm, 7.30pm, 8.30pm, 9.15pm Thu 11 May 3.30pm, 4.15pm, 6pm, 6.45pm, 7.30pm, 8.30pm, 9.15pm Fri 12 May 3.30pm, 4.15pm, 6pm, 6.45pm, 7.30pm, 8.30pm, 9.15pm Sat 13 May 1pm, 1.45pm, 2.30pm, 3.30pm, 4.15pm, 6pm, 6.45pm, 7.30pm, 8.30pm, 9.15pm Sun 14 May 1pm, 1.45pm, 2.30pm, 3.30pm, 4.15pm, 6pm, 6.45pm, 7.30pm, 8.30pm ‘A magic box where every cupboard and drawer springs a surprise’ THE GUARDIAN

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Oyster Boy

Haste Theatre Jim and Alice fall in love, strolling along the beach in a 1950s whirlwind romance. However their lives are turned upside down by the arrival of their first son Sam, born with an oyster shell-shaped head! Based on Tim Burton’s poem, ‘Oyster Boy’ is a multi-award-winning production mixing physical storytelling, clowning, song, dance and puppetry.

Sat 6 - Sun 7 May 1pm Sat 13 - Sun 14 May 1pm £9.50 /£8 /£32 (Family Ticket) LANGUAGE NO PROBLEM

Studio 3

60 minutes 14+

The Performance

Iain Gibbons Iain Gibbons is just as excited to watch ‘The Performance’ as you are, so join him as he sits through the most spectacular piece of theatre he has ever seen. Gaulier-trained and inspired by the silent clowns.

Thu 25 - Sat 27 May 6.30pm £9.50 /£8 /£7 (students) ‘The strength in Gibbons’ performance is not so much in the words, but in the acting’ LONDONTHEATRE1 HHHH

Studio 2

70 minutes 12+

The Picture of Dorian Gray

Box Tale Soup Young and beautiful, Dorian Gray seems unchanged by a lifestyle of selfish abandon. But Dorian’s portrait tells a different story. Award-winning Box Tale Soup (‘Northanger Abbey’, ‘Casting the Runes’) present a new adaptation of Oscar Wilde’s haunting story, featuring puppetry and a powerful original score.

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80 minutes 10+

Studio 3

The Privileged

Sat 13 - Sun 14 May 12.15pm Sat 27 - Mon 29 May 12.15pm £9.50 /£8 /£7 (students)

Thu 18 - Sun 21 May 1pm £8.50 /£7 /£6 (students) £30 (Group of 4)

Blooming Ludus “Power concedes nothing without demand” (Frederick Douglass). The UK government is attempting to decrease the country’s dependency on imported energy ... but where do we source our energy from in the first place, and how do our choices affect our relationship to our environment and each other?

Jamal Harewood Have you ever seen a polar bear in the flesh? Here is your chance to get up close and personal: remove your shoes, coats and bags, as you are about to encounter the Arctic’s whitest predator, with black skin. Please note: there will be a free audience-led post-show discussion for those who wish to stay.

Sat 6 - Sun 7 May 6pm £11 /£9.50 /£8.50 (students) £40 (Group of 4) ‘They are wonderful’ THE TIMES

60 minutes 15+

purged

Studio 2

Catharsis You are now twenty nine. A few weeks ago, you attempted to stay twenty nine forever. You failed. How do you explain the world you are in now? Physical theatre and intimate storytelling collide in this unique show.

‘Intense, Sat 27 - Mon 29 May 2.30pm thought-provoking, £9.50 /£8 /£7 (students) superbly acted’ AUDIENCE MEMBER Previous praise for the company: ‘A complete life-enhancement’ LONDONTHEATRE1 H H H H H

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Power Story

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Rap Guide to Consciousness

Soho Playhouse Inc Called “astonishing and brilliant” by the NY Times, Baba Brinkman’s ‘Rap Guide’ has won awards and toured the world. In his “peer-reviewed rap” production, Baba explores the science of awareness, mixing cutting-edge research with comedy and mind-bending rap storytelling.

Sun 7 - Mon 8 May 9.30pm Wed 10 - Thu 11 May 8pm £10 /£8.50 /£7.50 /£35 (Group of 4)

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White Slate Theatre A scientist, on the cusp of a new IVF discovery is faced with difficult decisions about her own fertility. In this intimate story, award-winning White Slate Theatre explore women’s choices when considering careers, motherhood, and where self-worth is found.

Wed 10 - Thu 11 May 6.30pm Sat 13 - Sun 14 May 12.30pm £11 /£9.50 /£8.50 (students)

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Velvet Trumpet Theatre Company Jimmy is sixteen, sexually confused and stuck in Sheringham, the seaside town they forgot to bomb. When Morrissey comes to London, Jimmy flees to the city to try and find his hero and himself. Velvet Trumpet are proud to present this witty five-star debut comedy by windswept Norfolk playwright James McDermott.

Studio 2

Carl James One man’s struggle with Obsessive Compulsive Disorder.

What happens when he loses control? How does he cope with life’s struggles and these things he cannot control?

How does he ask for help? The show combines physical theatre with performance art, occasionally relying on sign language to articulate the feelings that words cannot.

Thu 1 - Sun 4 June 12.45pm £8 /£6.50 /£5 (students)

Rubber Ring

Mon 8 - Thu 11 May 8pm £9.50 /£8 /£7 (students)

30 minutes 16+

Sink

55 minutes 14+

60 minutes 14+

Split

Tamar Broadbent and Emma Pritchard Charlotte and Ellie meet on their first day of secondary school. A friendship begins. Spanning eight years and set to a millennium pop soundtrack, ‘Split’ brings to life the pages of your diary you hoped your mum would never find. Written and performed by Tamar Broadbent and Emma Pritchard, it’s a comedy about gel pens, friendship and finding out who you are through the eyes of another.

Fri 2 - Sun 4 June 7.45pm £9.50 /£8 /£7 (students) /£5 (under 16s) £25 (Group of 4)

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45 minutes 16+

The Stroop Effect

The Creative Performance Company What is the difference between reality and belief? What is the difference between being awake and asleep? Brace yourself for an epic physical theatre piece; entrance yourself into a lucid dream-state. Sweet dreams.

Tue 30 May 5.45pm Thu 1 June 6.45pm £5 /£4

Theatre Box

60 minutes 16+

Thelma

Studio 2

Gina George This one woman show explores the power of idolisation and isolation within a grandmother, mother and daughter relationship. Is three really a crowd? Through powerful spoken word, tender (and not so tender) musical moments, and with a dollop of Geordie dialect, this show will tickle your good spots!

Tue 30 May - Thu 1 June 8.30pm Sun 4 June 8.30pm £10.50 /£9 /£8 (students)

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They Built It. No One Came.

Fledgling Theatre Company Twelve years ago Tobias and Alexander came together to form a spiritualist commune based on their shared visions of a peaceful and harmonious community. they are still awaiting their first member.

Fri 5 May 6.30pm Sat 6 - Sun 7 May 2.30pm Wed 24 May 6pm £10 /£8.50 /£7.50

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The Amazing Art Cart

Kids’ arts and crafts workshops specially designed to encourage your little ones to explore themes and ideas, stories and characters from The Very Hungry Caterpillar, The Tap Dancing Mermaid, The Lighthouse Keeper’s Lunch and The Wind in the Willows. Limited capacity so booking in advance essential.

Mon 8 - Tue 9 May 10.30am, Fri 12 May 10.30am, Mon 15 - Tue 16 May 10.30am, Fri 19 May 10.30am, Mon 22 - Tues 23 May 10.30am, Fri 26 May 10.30am £7.50

120 minutes

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The Art and Fun of Acting and Dancing through Puppetry

Ester Natzijl Productions How do we bring a puppet or object to life? How do we create the character of a puppet or object and how do we give it its voice, sound and movements? And what is the character of the material? Join award-winning international performer Ester Natzijl to find out all of this and more.

Wed 31 May 2pm, Thu 1 June 2pm £12 /£10 (students)

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Le Facepainting Story Corner A collective of friendly, fun and entertaining street theatre face painters. Make sure you look the part and come visit us before a show. Just look for our berets! Le Facepainting can be found at The Warren every weekend of the Fringe and anytime on weekdays if there is a family show playing.

Every weekend of the Fringe 10am - 6pm, and daily throughout half term (29 May - 4 June) Pay what you can, recommended donations from £2.

Otherplace Productions Every day of the Fringe at 11.30am a guest performer will be in Story Corner. Bring your little ones along for a pre-lunch story or book reading.

Daily tales to excite, delight and entertain.

Every weekend of the Fringe 10am - 6pm, and daily throughout half term (29 May - 4 June) Fri 5 May - Sun 4 June 11.30am Free

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75 minutes 5+

Tap Into Health (TIH): Movin’ With Melvin!

Movin’ Melvin Brown Tap into health! Dubbed one of the last great song and dance men of American tradition, Brown takes participants through a low-impact, high-energy, fun workout, teaching you to tap to music! He says: “if you can walk, you can tap!” All ages and levels welcome!

Sat 20 - Sun 21 May 11.15am £15 /£13.50

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Light on his feet, Melvin’s upbeat persona delights his audience’ BROADWAYBABY HHHH

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The Den

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Our very own purpose-built family-friendly area, encompassing a beautiful covered play area and a colourful outdoor space. Offering a range of activities and events linked to performances, including arts and crafts workshops, storytelling, face-painting and a well-stocked bookshelf.

Fri 5 May - Sun 4 June 10am - 6pm daily

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