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 | Failure (Other Opportunities for...I was impressed by the summary this show boasts, breezily claiming to encapsulate the bulky genres of contemporary dance, comedy and social commentary in a neat hour. No wonder it's called 'Failure'. A sparsely clothed Mary Pearson explores the dark grey... | |
22-24 May 19:15 £8.50 (£6.50) [1hr] | ||
 | Broadway Baby review by Amy Holtz  | |
 | The Modernists by Jeff NoonLiving in Brighton you occasionally hear the Mods mentioned, in particular regarding the fights on Brighton beach with the Rockers. When the majority of people think of the Mods they think of scooters, parkas and that distinctive target logo. Jeff Noon’s... | |
22 May, 2 June 19:30 £14 (£12, £10 Group Bookings for educational trips ) [3hrs] | ||
 | Broadway Baby review by Jessica Osborne Lax | |
 | PoeThis is a spectacular butchering of Poe. As I walk in everything seems quite promising. Statue like figures are placed among the pews. Chiming, clicking and eerily loud breathing fills the air and the church setting promises a chilling performance. Sadly,... | |
18, 25 May 13:00 £8 (£6) 17-21, 24-28 May 17:00 £8 (£6) [1hr20mins] | ||
 | Broadway Baby review by Amber Gregory | |
 | Zombie Science: Worst Case ScenarioOh dear. The twenty-somethings in the audience weren't happy. They'd come expecting blood and guts and a good dose of horror kitsch, but all they got was fundamentally a show for schoolchildren. Not a bad show on the whole, but just not the 18+ show they'd... | |
21-23 May 21:00 £9 (£7.50) [55mins] | ||
 | Broadway Baby review by Kat Pope | |
 | I Look: I DivineInterweaving three separate but related stories, Mark Kydd's new autobiographical performance tells, first and foremost, the tale of his growing up gay. That he has an older brother who is also gay is the hook on which the trio of stories hang.
Born and... | |
21-24 May 19:30 £10 (£8) [1hr] | ||
| Broadway Baby review by Kat Pope | |
 | Spiegel Supper ClubBroadway Baby doesn’t often get the chance to turn restaurant critic, but as Sam’s of Brighton have added their pre-show Supper Club at the Spiegeltent to the official Fringe programme, who are we to overlook the chance to review it?
The meal was... | |
Spiegeltent. 3-4, 7-12, 14-19, 21-26, 28-31 May, 1-2 June 18:30 £30 [2hrs] | ||
| Broadway Baby review by Anna Gross | |
 | No Man's LandA play littered with second guessing, false pretences and a lot of alcohol would be the most apt generalisation of Brighton Little Theatre’s- or should that be Harold Pinter’s- No Man’s Land.
The brilliance of this 1975 play almost out shone the... | |
20-25 May 19:45 £7.50 (£6.50) [2hrs25mins] 25 May 14:30 £7.50 (£6.50)... | ||
| Broadway Baby review by Beth Troakes | |
 | Kevin Dewsbury - Out NowWith the stereotypical, “Ooh Matron!” persona as articulated by the likes of Alan Carr and the distinct lack of engagement with sexuality as espoused by Simon Amstell and his ilk, comedy which engages with the modern gay man is at a crossroads. This is... | |
16-18 May 19:15 Free, ticketed [55mins] | ||
| Broadway Baby review by Dale Phoenix | |
 | A Girl Called OwlQuirky and engaging, this one-woman show tells the painful tale of coming of age. Olivia and Kay form a destructive friendship based on their common loss and position as outsiders. Told from the perspective of Olivia or Owl, the story sees them at the age of... | |
11-12, 18-19 May 15:00 £8.50 (£6.50) 11, 18 May 17:00 £8.50 (£6.50) 15-20... | ||
| Broadway Baby review by Amber Gregory | |
 | Forwards and BackwardsElegant, bold and beautifully choreographed, Square Peg Theatre will take your breath away with Forwards and Backwards. The story slowly unfolds, breaking chronological time as its title would suggest. Fragments of the relationship between Andrew (Lecoq... | |
17-19 May 18:00 £8 (£6) [1hr] | ||
| Broadway Baby review by Amber Gregory | |
 | A Tchaikovsky Gala ConcertAn impressive and beautiful rendition of Tchaikovsky’s music, performed with great talent by the Sussex Symphony Orchestra. The performance itself was emotionally evocative whilst the experience was quaint and warming – an ideal... | |
18 May 19:30 £15 (£10, £5 Children (under 16) & NUS) [2hrs15mins] | ||
| Broadway Baby review by Anna Gross | |
 | HutchThe roaring twenties seem to be a fashionable era to reflect on these days and after Great Gatsby the musical, Ruby in the Dust presents Hutch.
Billed as a play with music, based on Charlotte Breese’s biography, it tells the story of Leslie ‘Hutch’... | |
Studio 3, Riverside Studios, 14 May - 8 June. Tickets £15-17. | ||
| Broadway Baby review by Clarissa Widya | |
 | 3 Days off JesusA comedy reviewer's nightmare is an atypical gig. By that I mean one that either goes down so badly with the audience that you can't get a grip on the material for hearing the pin drop with a thud, or one that goes down so well that you find the material... | |
20-25 May 18:00 £5 (£4) [1hr] | ||
| Broadway Baby review by Kat Pope | |
 | Where Late the Sweet Birds Sang'Carry On meets Hilary Mantel' is such a genius promotional tag line that it's difficult to resist being drawn through the doors to this Reformation Rumble. OK, so it doesn't quite have the absurd humour of the Carry Ons, nor hit the literary heights of... | |
20-26 May 20:00 £10 (£8, £10 no other price) [1hr45mins] | ||
| Broadway Baby review by Kat Pope | |
 | A Puppet Named DesireLet me introduce you to Blue the Puppet, Alamanda the Awkward Prawn, Toilet Duck Man, and Malcolm and Miranda, the Outsized Cushion Couple.
They're an odd assortment of characters to put together, but put together they are, and work well they do, as... | |
16-19 May 20:00 £8 (£6) [1hr] | ||
 | Broadway Baby review by Kat Pope | |
 | Someone else's shoesTrailblaze Theatre Company are a young company with bags of enthusiasm who, according to their website blurb, specialise in interactive and immersive theatre. This show is definitely immersive. We meet at The Old market in Hove and are taken outside by Jeff... | |
10, 12, 17, 19, 24, 26, 31 May, 2 June 17:30 £6 (£5) 10, 12, 17, 19, 24, 26, 31 May, 2... | ||
| Broadway Baby review by Lou Rogers | |
 | In ExtremisOn the 24th March 1895, Oscar Wilde went to see a society palm reader called Mrs Robinson. It was the night before Wilde was to go into court prosecuting the Marquis of Queensbury of libel which accused him of homosexual acts. Unfortunately, Queensbury had... | |
17-18 May, 1-2 June 19:00 £10 (£8) [45mins] 30-31 May 19:30 £10 (£8)... | ||
| Broadway Baby review by Veronica Aloess | |
 | BeastsOnto the stage bursts an Oxford-boater chappy, a Miles Jupp-a-like, and a guy who's wandered in from the production of Abigail's Party playing next door.
The talk soon turns to shaved nipple areas of course, for these men are Beasts a.k.a. Owen Roberts,... | |
18-19 May 17:00 £8.50 (£7) [1hr] | ||
| Broadway Baby review by Kat Pope | |
 | Tea for TwoOne looks like a children's TV presenter: all big beaming smiles and thumbs ups, with show tunes always just bubbling under. The other? How can I put this? Well, he looks like a horse. That has learnt to speak. But, and I must qualify this here, he is, in the... | |
12 May 15:00 £8 (£6.50) 19 May, 2 June 20:30 £8 (£6.50) [55mins] | ||
| Broadway Baby review by Kat Pope | |
 | The Humble Quest for Universal GeniusKomedia welcomes the usual suspects into its ample bosom for laughter and such-like frivolity. The message is: the glory of ancient civilisations may be behind us, but there’s no reason we can’t relive those times with some good old gladiatorial combat.... | |
11 May 18:30 £9 (£7) [1hr15mins] | ||
| Broadway Baby review by Rowan Dent | |
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