WWII: Facing invasion, Britain’s answer is Scallywags - ordinary folk, trained to conceal weapons, dot dashes and, if captured, drink rum. SOOP’s comedy-drama asks: what if the occupation actually happened?
SOOP return to The Warren with their acclaimed war-time piece that was adored by critics and audiences in 2012. "A fresh, entertaining and ultimately moving play” **** (Fringe Guru).

Kevin hasn’t been home for twenty years. Now, at his father’s wake, he’s telling some home truths. McCafferty’s hypnotic wordplay creates a humorous, haunting portrait of love, frailty and loss.
A compelling voice among the latest generation of Irish playwrights, McCafferty defies stereotypes and assumptions. Padraig Breathnach gives a searing solo performance as drunken, broken Kevin. Directed by Áine King.

Growing up isn’t easy, especially when you’re in love with a bear.
Returning to Brighton Fringe is the critically-acclaimed, sell-out success from Edinburgh 2011, The Wrong Crowd’s captivating dark fairy-tale about a girl who dares to follow her longing. Stunning puppetry, enchanting music and deft humour combine in this dazzling coming-of-age tale.
“Theatrical magic” (The Guardian) ****.
For 8 years and over.

An interactive multi-media spoof tutorial, with Theoretical Zombiologist Doctor Austin, teaching you how to survive a hypothetical Zombieism outbreak using science. Supported by Wellcome Trust and University of Glasgow. “Superbly entertaining… Doctor Austin is quirky and engaging, a delicate mixture of innocence and darker undertones.”

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)