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It’s a record-breaking year forBrighton Fringe, with more than 900events lined up at 165 venues acrossthe city, making it the biggest andbest arts festival in the country.From comedy, theatre, dance

and visual art, to family-friendly andeducational events, there reallyis something for everyone. Andhundreds of the events are free.Kicking off with a fireworks display

for the first time (see page 12),the Fringe will showcase a diverserange of artists, fromwell-establishedperformers, to thosewhoare learningtheir craft. It is an opportunity forwould-be stars to display their talents,and this year’s Window programmeshowcases the very best newcomers.Fringe City is back, and it will

see the North Laine come alive atthe weekends, with performances,installations, sideshows, dance-offs,choirs, cabaret, puppetry, children'sworkshops, acrobatics and surrealwalkabout performers (see page 12).

The Fringe also brings back thecity’s famous ‘White Night’, underthe new name of ‘The Fringe All-Nighter’. It will see a late night FringeCity bring live cabaret, circus, musicand performances to the streets ofBrightonandeveningart installations,exhibitions, theatre, cabaret, musicand club nights run across Fringevenues until 8.30am (see page 12).With so many events on offer, it’s

(sadly) impossible to see them all,but with the free Fringe app (seepage 11), you can create your ownschedule for the month-long Fringecelebrations.Part of the fun of Fringe is thumbing

through the guide to to discover thehidden gems, and stumbling acrossan event you may never have thoughtto see, but we’ve given you a goodstart with our must-see events (page4 and 5).This year’s month-long Fringe is set

to be as eclectic and diverse as ever.It is part of the life of the city, and its

impact in Brighton and Hove - andbeyond - grows each year.Julian Caddy, managing director

of Brighton Fringe, said: “All overthe world, Fringe festivals havebecome a fundamental partof the arts ecosystem and thecontinued extraordinary growthof Brighton Fringe is testament tothis. We are taking people awayfrom digital screens and openingup live performance to a wideraudience than ever before, withan unprecedented range andaffordability that is truly a breath offresh air. Brighton Fringe is now adefinitive landmark event that thewhole country can be proud of.”He’s right. And we’re lucky enough

to have this landmark event right onour doorstep. Let’s make the most ofit.

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HOT TIPSWith more than 900 events at 150 venues, we are spoiled forchoice throughout the whole of Brighton Fringe. To help youdecide, here are some highlights and a selection of the many"must-see" performances and events. Obviously, this list of hot tipsis neither exhaustive, nor definitive!

HIPPart-archive, part-personal odyssey, Jolie Booth's first one-woman showtraces the true story and origin of a long-forgotten box of possessionsfound in a Brighton squat.Upon discovering a long-forgotten flat above the shops of Brighton clocktower, a bunch of semi-hip young squatters find a once hip woman’slong-forgotten possessions – including a box of diaries and lettersaddressed to various Brighton locations, and...a hip bone. A true story ofthe beginnings of Infinity Foods, counterculture, LSD, mortality, choicesand enlightenment.May 9-11, 7.30pm, £8 - £10Venue: Marlborough Theatre, 4 Prince's Street, Brighton, BN2 1RD

Cassetteboyvs DJ RubbishYouTube sensations Cassetteboyteam up with hilarious rapperDJ Rubbish to crash open theseason with a comedy show in anightclub, as they dance on thewreckage. With 20 million hits - and back by public demand- they've mashed-up everyone from David Cameron to HarryPotter! Afterclub 'til 2am.May 6, 10.30pm, £10.Venue: Brighton Spiegeltent, Old Steine Pleasure Gardens,BN1 1GY

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Getting ahead of the wave of interest in 90s nostalgia, a new jukeboxmusical with an anthemic Britpop soundtrack is premiering at BrightonFringe Festival. Written, produced and directed by Julia Collar, the showexplores her experiences of growing up gay in a rural community througha fantasy sci-fi plot inspired by the 1954 B-Movie.June 3 - 4, 9.30pm, £11 (£9.50)Venue: TheWarren Main Space, St Peters Church North, York Place, BN1 4GU

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Fresh from last year’s Edinburgh Fringe appearance, NeilDavidson’s mysterious and hilarious Thermos Museum touchesdown in Brighton. Part-history, part-comical guided tour, visitorsto the Thermos Museum aren’t allowed to freely browse theamazing memorabilia, instead they’re carefully led througha veritable feast of flaskery by a humorously disenchantedcurator.Expect a mixture of eccentric but intricate displays, astonishing(and sometimes true) facts, and a deadpan – but darklyfunny – narrative that tells you everything you need to knowabout flasks and their role in history.May 6-8, 11-15, 18, 22, 25-30, June 1-5, 2pm and 3pm, £5 (£3),Venue: Number 106, Komedia Laundry Room, 44 – 47 GardnerStreet, Brighton BN1 1UN

Some Like ItThea-SkotAfter a sell-out, five-star run at The Edinburgh Fringe & SohoTheatre, Alison Thea-Skot brings her surreal, joyous andunhinged character comedy show to Brighton. Hang out withCeline Dion, join the Heartbreak Club and end on a finale from'The Woman with Feet for Hands’. Let Thea-Skot coax you intoher world, where ultimately you become the hero.June 4, 8.15pm, £8Venue: Marlborough Theatre, 4 Prince's Street,Brighton, BN2 1RD

An intergalactic treasure hunt designedto inspire the next generation of electronicinventors, is coming to Brighton Fringe aspart of a Sussex-wide tour this May half term.This piece of gaming theatre invites seven to11-year-olds to assemble at the Jubilee Librarythen journey through the streets solving clues,meeting mysterious characters and dodgingsecret agents in order to collect pieces of alienrobots, crash-landed from space. Along theway children will learn the basics of electronicengineering in order to rebuild their very ownOggbot.May 29, June 4-5, £8 - £9.50Venue: Jubilee Library, Jubilee Street, BN1 1GE For tickets, visit: www.brightonfringe.org

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Fringe Fireworks Party @ The WarrenTo celebrate the opening of its biggest ever festival, Brighton Fringe has joinedforces with The Warren to kick things off with a bang by laying on its first everfireworks display.Fireworks will be launched from the top of St Peter’s Church to mark the openingof England’s largest arts festival.

May 6, 9pm

A Walk Through Homelessness in Brighton & Hove @Brighton Town HallBrighton & Hove is a city of contrasts. Behind its rich architectural façadethere has always been poverty, inadequate housing and homelessness.Join the heritage trail through the streets of Brighton, exploring the firstvagrancy statutes of the fourteenth century, the creation of the workhouse,the slum clearance programme, the squatters' movement and theemergence of charities across the city. Trail concludes with a visit to FirstBase Day Centre to learn about homelessness today.

May 16 - 17, 6.30pm

Shakespeare in the Garden @ Pavilion GardensCafé2016 commemorates 400 years since Shakespeare's deathand the BRIT School mark this event with their annualShakespeare season at Brighton Fringe. This year the playsperformed will be 'Love's Labours's Lost', 'Titus Andronicus'and 'Much Ado About Nothing'.

May 18-20, 1pm

Fallen Hip-Hop Legends @ The Brighton YouthCentre and Jubilee LibraryA free exhibition and workshop series exploring the workof hip hop’s most legendary creators from Brighton-basedarts charity Exploring Senses and One Brighton FM, whichsupports performers from marginalised communities totake part in Brighton Fringe.

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Pavilion Gardens Café 1 G6

Village 4 I4

The Nightingale Room 5 F5

Brighton Open Air Theatre (BOAT) 6 D2

Distrikt 7 K8

Patterns 10 H7

At The Coach House 11 K7

Hove Lawns 13 B6

Tempest Inn 14 F7

MEET: Brighton Town Hall 15 G7

The Writers’ Place 17 G6

Sweet Waterfront 1 18 G7


The Jurys Inn Brighton Waterfront Hotel 19 G7

MEET: SEA LIFE Brighton - Main Entrance 20 G7

Brighton Ki Centre 21 F6

St John’s College, Wolfson Theatre 23 K7

Unity 24 J2

St Laurence Church by the Pond 25 K1

The North Laine Pub 27 H5

Bird Studios 30 G3

Shoreham port (Nautilus House Car Park) 31 A6

Brighthelm Church andCommunity Centre

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Brighton Buddhist Centre 33 G6

Brighton Little Theatre 34 E6

Brighton Unitarian Church 39 G6

Gallery40 40 G5

artrepublic 41 G6

The Chapel Royal 46 G7

Brighton Racecourse 47 K5

The Haunt 49 G7

Hilton Brighton Metropole 50 E7

Bom-Bane’s Music Cafe 51 H7

MEET: Entrance of Brighton Station 52 F5

Brighton Station 52 F5

All Saints Church, Patcham 53 E1

All Saints Church 56 A4

Borde Hill Garden 57 E1

The Warren: Theatre Box 58 H5

The Warren: Main House 58 H5

The Warren: Studio 2 58 H5


The Warren: Children’s Area 58 H5

Nelly Lewis 59 K5

Elm Grove Primary School 61 J4

Embassy Court 62 C6

St George’s R C Church 67 A1

Presuming Ed Coffee House 69 G4

Friends’ Meeting House 70 G7

Jubilee Square 71 G6

The Hub 73 F7

Brighton Photography 74 D7

The Black Dove 75 I7

Huxley Lecture Theatre 77 K1

Republic 86 H8

Emporium Theatre 88 G4

Farley Farm House 92 K1

Royal Pavilion Gardens 93 G6

MEET: Royal Pavilion Gardens 93 G6

Latest Music Bar 95 H7

Jubilee Library 96 G6

Brighton Youth Centre 97 I7

Ink_d Gallery and Studio 98 G6

Grosvenor G Casino Brighton 99 G7

MEET: Grosvenor Casino 99 G7

The Cascade Coffee Shop 101 H4

The Daemonwain at The House of Mander 102 G2

Sabai Pavilion 104 G6

Komedia Studio 106 G6

Komedia Main Space 106 G6

Komedia Store Room 106 G6

BBC Sussex 107 F5

Extra-Mural Cemetery Chapel 108 K2

Marlborough Theatre 110 H7

St John the Evangelist 112 E1

Coachwerks 113 H1

Riki Tik Beach Bar 114 F7

Albert Mews 116 A5

Rodhus 117 I2

My Brighton 119 G6

41 Hollingbury Park Avenue 120 H1

Dharma Primary School 121 E1

University of Brighton, Edward St 123 H7

New Steine Hotel, Bar and Bistro 139 H7

New Venture Theatre 140 D6

MEET: The Garden Café 141 C4

The Garden Cafe 141 C4

Blue Man 143 F6

Prince Regent Swimming Pool 144 G6

The Old Market 145 C6

MEET: Royal Albion Hotel(Outside main entrance)

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Preston Manor 163 E1

MEET: Regency Square - by the WarMemorial Statue

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Phoenix Brighton 166 H5

Cocoon - A Healing Arts Centre 170 H5

Purple Playhouse Theatre 172 D3

Redroaster Coffee House 173 H7

MEET: Outside Redroaster Coffee House 173 H7

Roedean Chapel 175 K8

Sallis Benney Theatre 176 H6

8 Eastern Terrace Mews 178 K8

Ralli Hall 180 A3

Booth Museum of Natural History 184 D2

St Bartholomew’s Church 185 G4

St George’s Church 186 K8

St Michael and All Angels Church 191 E5

St Nicholas Church 192 F6

MEET: St Nicholas Church Main Door 192 F6

St Peter’s Church 193 H5

MEET: St Peter’s Church Hall Entrance 193 H5

Brighton Toy and Model Museum 195 G5

Old Police Cells Museum 199 G7

The Brunswick 211 B6

Church of the Annunciation 212 I4

Fiddler’s Elbow 214 F7

The Claremont 215 A5

Laughing Horse @ Caroline of Brunswick 217 H4

SILO 246 G5

Laughing Horse @ The Quadrant 247 F6

Brighton Spiegeltent 250 G7

Brighton Spiegeltent: Bosco 250 G7

SpiegelPub 250 G7

BHASVIC 251 E3

Duke of Wellington 252 F5

MEET: Opposite Volks Railway Station 257 H8

Laughing Horse @ The Hobgoblin 259 G5

The Lantern @ ACT 260 H7

Churchill Square Shopping Centre 261 F6

Sweet Dukebox 262 C6

Sweet St Andrew’s 263 C6

Preston Old Church 274 E1

Middle Street Synagogue 279 F7

The Old Courtroom 287 G6

Painting Pottery Cafe 290 G6

The Globe 291 F7

North Star Print Studio 302 H4

New Road 303 G6

MEET: New Road opposite Theatre Royal 303 G6

One Church Brighton 314 H5

Brighton Fishing Museum 350 F7

The Rialto Theatre 352 F6

Dolphin Leisure Centre 357 E1

The Bee’s Mouth Bar and Gallery 359 D6

St Mary’s Church 364 I7

Marwood Cafe 370 F7

MEET: Marwood Cafe 370 F7

Hove Park 404 A1

The Round Georges 415 K6

Sussex County Cricket Club 433 B4

The Level 456 H4

Bluebird Tea Co. 461 G6

Exeter Street Hall 475 E3

Preston Park Vegetable Garden 486 F2

Hannah House 490 C6

MEET: Outside Royal Pavilion Shop 491 G7

Preston Park Circus Big Top 497 E1

The Gods 511 G7

Peter Joannou Male Grooming 519 F7

Lewes Con Club 526 K1

Lamb @ Nowhere Man 530 E6

Lamb @ Craft Beer Co. 531 E6

Wagner Hall 534 F7

Streamline Taxis 535 E5

The Devils Disco - Above The Joker Pub 666 G3

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41 Hollingbury Park Avenue 120 H1

8 Eastern Terrace Mews 178 K8

Albert Mews 116 A5

All Saints Church 56 A4

All Saints Church, Patcham 53 E1

artrepublic 41 G6

At The Coach House 11 K7

BBC Sussex 107 F5

The Bee’s Mouth Bar and Gallery 359 D6

BHASVIC 251 E3

Bird Studios 30 G3

The Black Dove 75 I7

Blue Man 143 F6

Bluebird Tea Co. 461 G6

Bom-Bane’s Music Cafe 51 H7

Booth Museum of Natural History 184 D2

Borde Hill Garden 57 E1

Brighthelm Church andCommunity Centre

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Brighton Buddhist Centre 33 G6

Brighton Fishing Museum 350 F7

Brighton Ki Centre 21 F6

Brighton Little Theatre 34 E6

Brighton Open Air Theatre (BOAT) 6 D2

Brighton Photography 74 D7

Brighton Racecourse 47 K5

Brighton Spiegeltent 250 G7

Brighton Spiegeltent: Bosco 250 G7

Brighton Station 52 F5

Brighton Toy and Model Museum 195 G5

Brighton Unitarian Church 39 G6

Brighton Youth Centre 97 I7

The Brunswick 211 B6

The Cascade Coffee Shop 101 H4

The Chapel Royal 46 G7

Church of the Annunciation 212 I4

Churchill Square Shopping Centre 261 F6

The Claremont 215 A5

Coachwerks 113 H1

Cocoon - A Healing Arts Centre 170 H5

The Daemonwain at The House of Mander 102 G2

The Devils Disco - Above The Joker Pub 666 G3

Dharma Primary School 121 E1

Distrikt 7 K8

Dolphin Leisure Centre 357 E1

Duke of Wellington 252 F5

Elm Grove Primary School 61 J4

Embassy Court 62 C6

Emporium Theatre 88 G4

Exeter Street Hall 475 E3

Extra-Mural Cemetery Chapel 108 K2

Farley Farm House 92 K1

Fiddler’s Elbow 214 F7

Friends’ Meeting House 70 G7

Gallery40 40 G5

The Garden Cafe 141 C4

The Globe 291 F7

The Gods 511 G7

Grosvenor G Casino Brighton 99 G7

Hannah House 490 C6

The Haunt 49 G7

Hilton Brighton Metropole 50 E7

Hove Lawns 13 B6

Hove Park 404 A1

The Hub 73 F7

Huxley Lecture Theatre 77 K1

Ink_d Gallery and Studio 98 G6

Jubilee Library 96 G6

Jubilee Square 71 G6

The Jurys Inn Brighton Waterfront Hotel 19 G7

Komedia Main Space 106 G6

Komedia Store Room 106 G6

Komedia Studio 106 G6

Lamb @ Craft Beer Co. 531 E6

Lamb @ Nowhere Man 530 E6

The Lantern @ ACT 260 H7

Latest Music Bar 95 H7

Laughing Horse @ Caroline of Brunswick 217 H4

Laughing Horse @ The Hobgoblin 259 G5

Laughing Horse @ The Quadrant 247 F6

The Level 456 H4

Lewes Con Club 526 K1

Marlborough Theatre 110 H7

Marwood Cafe 370 F7

MEET: Brighton Town Hall 15 G7

MEET: Entrance of Brighton Station 52 F5

MEET: Grosvenor Casino 99 G7

MEET: Marwood Cafe 370 F7

MEET: New Road opposite Theatre Royal 303 G6

MEET: Opposite Volks Railway Station 257 H8

MEET: Outside Redroaster Coffee House 173 H7

MEET: Outside Royal Pavilion Shop 491 G7

MEET: Regency Square - by the WarMemorial Statue

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MEET: Royal Albion Hotel(Outside main entrance)

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MEET: Royal Pavilion Gardens 93 G6

MEET: SEA LIFE Brighton - Main Entrance 20 G7

MEET: St Nicholas Church Main Door 192 F6

MEET: St Peter’s Church Hall Entrance 193 H5

MEET: The Garden Café 141 C4

Middle Street Synagogue 279 F7

My Brighton 119 G6

Nelly Lewis 59 K5

New Road 303 G6

New Steine Hotel, Bar and Bistro 139 H7

New Venture Theatre 140 D6

The Nightingale Room 5 F5

The North Laine Pub 27 H5

North Star Print Studio 302 H4

The Old Courtroom 287 G6

The Old Market 145 C6

Old Police Cells Museum 199 G7

One Church Brighton 314 H5

Painting Pottery Cafe 290 G6

Patterns 10 H7

Pavilion Gardens Café 1 G6

Peter Joannou Male Grooming 519 F7

Phoenix Brighton 166 H5

Preston Manor 163 E1

Preston Old Church 274 E1

Preston Park Circus Big Top 497 E1

Preston Park Vegetable Garden 486 F2

Presuming Ed Coffee House 69 G4

Prince Regent Swimming Pool 144 G6

Purple Playhouse Theatre 172 D3

Ralli Hall 180 A3

Redroaster Coffee House 173 H7

Republic 86 H8

The Rialto Theatre 352 F6

Riki Tik Beach Bar 114 F7

Rodhus 117 I2

Roedean Chapel 175 K8

The Round Georges 415 K6

Royal Pavilion Gardens 93 G6

Sabai Pavilion 104 G6

Sallis Benney Theatre 176 H6

Shoreham port (Nautilus House Car Park) 31 A6

SILO 246 G5

SpiegelPub 250 G7

St Bartholomew’s Church 185 G4

St George’s Church 186 K8

St George’s R C Church 67 A1

St John the Evangelist 112 E1

St John’s College, Wolfson Theatre 23 K7

St Laurence Church by the Pond 25 K1

St Mary’s Church 364 I7

St Michael and All Angels Church 191 E5

St Nicholas Church 192 F6

St Peter’s Church 193 H5

Streamline Taxis 535 E5

Sussex County Cricket Club 433 B4

Sweet Dukebox 262 C6

Sweet St Andrew’s 263 C6



Tempest Inn 14 F7

Unity 24 J2

University of Brighton, Edward St 123 H7

Village 4 I4

Wagner Hall 534 F7

The Warren: Children’s Area 58 H5

The Warren: Main House 58 H5



The Warren: Theatre Box 58 H5

The Writers’ Place 17 G6

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2016 Fringe City DatesSaturday 7 May, Sunday 8 MaySaturday 14 May, Sunday 15 MaySaturday 21 May, Sunday 22 MayFriday 27 May (Brighton Fringe All-Nighter)Saturday 28 May, Sunday 29 May

From theatre at 2am to a steamy 12-hour charades marathon, Brighton Fringe’s first ever All-Nighter promises to bring arty happenings toevery pocket of the city from dusk to dawn.The Brighton Fringe All-Nighter kicks off on Friday 27 May with a late night Fringe City that will see live cabaret, circus, music, performancesand art installations on New Road from early eve until 10.30pm.The Fringe is also teaming upwith venues, clubs, museums, cafes, bars, galleries and shops for special late night events, pop up performances,and art fuelled breakfasts. For the daring, the Imaginary Porno Charades at Sweet Dukebox onWaterloo Street from 10.30pm until 10.30am,promises porno puns, sexy signals, and outrageous observations to keep you up all night.Boogaloo Stu will be taking audiences back to the 1970s with his TV pilot game show Crimplene Millionaire at the Spiegeltent from 9.30pm,or for the higher brow check out No More Miss America!, based on the New York Radical Women collective’s battle against the Miss AmericaPageant in Atlantic City in 1968, from 2am at Sweet St Andrews.At Komedia, cult cabaret artists the Lip Sinkers will be hosting their very ownafterparty until 3am and The Warren will be showing short films from the IrisFilm Festival based on the slogan Watch Films, Party Nightly, Repeat. What’snot to love?The full Fringe All-Nighter programme will be announced at the beginning ofMay and an All-Nighter map and trail will be available across the city andonline.For more information, visit: www.brightonfringe.org

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To celebrate the opening of its biggest ever festival, Brighton Fringe has joined forces with The Warren to kick things offwith a bang by laying on its first ever fireworks display.This free special event on Friday 6th May will see fireworks launched from the top of St Peter’s Church to mark theopening of England’s largest arts festival. This year’s Brighton Fringe features a record-breaking 900 different eventsincluding smash hit family shows, international cabaret, spoken work, live music, visual art, world class theatre andcomedy.Julian Caddy, Brighton Fringe’s Managing Director, said: “As England’s largest arts festival it feels only right to startwith something massive and spectacular from the top of one of Brighton’s most iconic buildings in the centre of town.“I’m really pleased to be working with the lovely people at The Warren who are helping make the start of this year’sBrighton Fringe an amazing one.”Brighton Fringe’s opening night fireworks party will start at 9pm on Friday, 6th May at The Warren.This event is free but space in Brighton Fringe’s viewing area is limited, so advance booking is essential.

Tickets are available from the Brighton Fringe website brightonfringe.org, by calling 01273 917272 or by visiting theBrighton Fringe Box Office at One Stop Travel on Western Road.

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