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)

What makes Brighton unique? From party kings and renegade builders to Abba and muesli, this walk is a fact-filled and curiously tongue-in-cheek celebration of all that's peculiar to Brighton.
No.1 Brighton activity on Trip Advisor
***** "thoughtful & captivating" (Love Fringe)
**** "funny, entertaining & well-informed" (Latest 7)
"blatant passion for the city and fascination for the peculiar" (G Scene)

Award-winning Brighton Theatre Collective present this modern classic - 'Road' by Jim Cartwright. In the course of one wild night, the drunken guide Scullery conducts a tour of his road. A surreal vision of the contemporary urban landscape - uncomfortable and magical, funny and bitter. It is a northern Under Milk Wood, high on pills and booze.

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.

Desperate times call for desperate pleasures: this spoken choir performance is an exhilarating comedy of trauma, where disaster, threat and survival are a way of life. Smell the fear, feel their pain, marvel at the devastation... shrug, and thank God it's not you.
"An all-consuming journey through a kind of spoken word mash-up sound performance ... Funny and sophisticated." (Semiconductor)