Do me a favour - look at your feet. How many tales can they tell? Brighton is calling with gutters full of glitter and its drunken deeds strewn across the streets. Slip on someone else's shoes and chase the clues that lead your story. Join TrailBlaze on a journey through a Brighton you have never met.

This acclaimed Brighton company return to St Ann's Well Gardens, presenting another ‘superlative’ and highly musical revival of a Shakespeare Comedy, with the controversial ‘Taming of the Shrew’. So bring family, friends a picnic and blankets for a farcical evening of confused identities, arranged marriages and gender politics.

** Please note for the Sunday 12th May cancelled show, tickets will be valid for all other dates. **

Fashion victim, aspiring pop diva, and chronic underachiever is consumed by delusional fantasies of commercial success.
New solo performance bringing together visual absurdity with contemporary dance, comedy and social commentary.
Written, directed and performed by Mary Pearson with Jules Beckman, Mamoru Iriguchi, Hannah Silva, and Jamie Wood.
“Mary Pearson's warmth and incredible sense of comic timing was breathtaking”
(Total Theatre)

A cult novel by Charles Webb,a classic film starring Dustin Hoffman,a hit of the sixties,now Benjamin's disastrous sexual odyssey is brought to life in a stage adaptation by Terry Johnson. Following their productions of One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest last seen at The Komedia,and Faustus the Imaginarium Tanglehead are back with another Cult Classic directed by Rikki Tarascas.Come dressed for Benjamin’s Graduation Party. Meet his family and friends. Party Hats Welcome.

Basil, Sybil and Manuel return, serving up more of their madcap mayhem and a three-course meal in "riproaringly hilarious" (This Is London) interactive comedy theatre that’s fresh every time. "A two hour eat, drink and laugh sensation" (Daily Telegraph) that "had us in stitches" (Huffington Post, Brighton Fringe 2012). Internationally acclaimed and touring over 20 countries this year. Booking essential.