Lost somewhere between love and lust; a man, a boy, a couple, a teacher and his student. Three separate, yet suggestively interlinked, stories explore how love can transcend sexual boundaries.
“Between is very engaging, fast paced and SEXY... theatre that explores aspects of male sexuality rarely seen so honestly.”

Two brothers take you through side-splitting stereotypical male behaviour and phenomenal dance outbreaks in this energetic award-winning comedy.

Winner of the Ovation Award and brought to Brighton as part of the Best of South Africa Showcase. "'The Hangover' meets 'Flashdance'" (Cue Magazine).
“Fabulous dancing and plenty of laughs.” (Weekend Argus)

Alleged dinner during Paris Occupation between Hermann Goering and legendary Josephine Baker. Dramatic confrontation told Brechtian style with flashbacks and flashforwards song and dance themes of love, food, sex, racism and extermination. Author Jonathan Cash, director Faynia Williams (winners Best Theatre Performance Award). First theatre ever in Concorde2. Brighton Theatre’s trailers are one of most exciting festival events. Supported by Hackney Empire.

Jane Bom-Bane with Kate Daisy Grant(3rd), Rosi Lalor & Jonnie Harrison(6th), Bonobos(7th), John 'Paul' Halpern(9th), Rosie Brown (10th), Stewart Lee(11th), Close Shaves(14th), Eliza Skelton(16th), Gilli Bloodaxe(17th), Lorraine Bowen(18th), Spacedog(21st), Colin Uttley(23rd), Tricity Vogue(24th), Bom-Bane/Walker/Vaughan(25th), Sarah Olivier(27th), Egg/Neary(28th), Baroque Byrds(30th), The Baron(31st). Film every Wednesday. Les Enfants du Paradis - 1945(1st), The King and I - 1956 (8th), Annie Hall - 1977 (15th), Saturday Night Fever - 1977 (22nd), The Artist - 2011 (29th). Festival menu every night. See website for details: http://www.bom-banes.com

We hope you can join us at our photography feedback forum, held in our usual peer-led environment - that's us, you and a bunch of other photography enthusiasts looking to help one another. In this session we’ll see unfinished projects by Carlotta Luke and Vincent Matthews. If you’d like to join the discussions, please email thebrightonartsforum@gmail.com to reserve a seat.