Sam LOVES hiding, especially when it’s bath time. But what happens when adventurers play with the plug? Using puppetry and physical theatre combined with British Sign Language, small things are made into large characters. Handprint Theatre ignite the imagination of all, as the magic from beneath the bath starts to bubble...

Brighton boasts the world’s deepest hand-dug well. Deeper than the Empire State Building is high! Revisionist, plot-weaving Dickensian story, with visceral physical theatre, haunting live singing, evocative set and lighting asks: what dark forces dug The Well and what forces poured from its depths? From Award-winning Company (Best New Play, Fringe 2012) and award-nominated writer and performer, Jonathan Brown.

Meet Jo, product of the ‘have it all’ generation. Get directly involved in the action, as we take a light-hearted look at what it means to be a woman in today's society. Stirring, funny and sincere. Based on true stories, this unique mash up of cabaret and forum theatre aims to provoke debate around important social issues facing women in modern Britain.

The clock strikes thirteen, the floor boards pulsate, there is a scream from the crypt and a cat meows from inside the chimney breast.
Based on the short stories of Edgar Allen Poe, set in a belfry amidst the clock cogs and cobwebs, William keeps the time in solitude but with each chime of the clock a new visitor appears.

“Once there were two brothers, born upon the same day. They were not twins. Although very different, the brothers had one thing in common - as the younger would discover.” Mark Kydd, in his semi-autobiographical solo show, tells an old tale from a unique and intriguing perspective. Created and performed by Mark Kydd Produced by Dermot McLaughlin.