Best of Brighton

Can circus be political? Re/SISTA Cabaret’s answer is a resounding heck yeah.

The Alternative Escape specifically allows independent promoters to showcase their artists with the key part being that the performances are free.

A review of Hope and Ruin's food spot, Beelzebab, known for serving delicious vegan junk food - from kebabs to hot dogs, its a must-visit.

Chuckles start early in Jennifer Jordan’s eclectic solo show and continue for the duration of  3 Minutes Inside My Brain.

‘The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time’, a murder-mystery like no other, produced by Henfield Theatre Company.

Our family had such a fantastic and enriching time at Liberation Art Gallery's Clay Harmony, writes Stephi Prieto.

We Love Brighton reviews the the world premiere of LIV: Sapphic Shakespeare at the Fishing Museum for the Brighton Fringe.

My Chemical Romance blares as I enter the Actors Theatre to watch a highly-anticipated Brighton Fringe Show: Let's Unpack That.

I went to see Nerd Ball on Monday. It restored my faith in cabaret, writes Anjali Singh.

Witnessing Max Cooper's 'Lattice 3D/AV' at the Brighton Dome was a revelation for me, writes Stephi Prieto.

Teatro La Plaza’s Hamlet offers a gripping, modernised take on the classic tale of betrayal, madness, and revenge.

Amy, Co-Director of Lavrak Circus, tells We Love Brighton about Re/SISTA Cabaret coming to Big Puck at The Circus Yard.