Brighton Fringe City - Alfresco and free events every Saturday in May
- 2nd May 2013
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Fringe City, every Saturday in May....
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The Brighton Fringe - England's largest and oldest annual Fringe Festival. With over 700 events in 2013, running from Saturday 4 May- Sunday 2 June 2013. There is something for everybody to enjoy!
Brighton Fringe 2013
England's largest arts festival!
Walking round Brighton and Hove while the Fringe is on is like stepping through the mirror into a theatre wonderland. At weekends the whole city becomes a stage. You never know who or what you are going to bump into!
The 2013 fringe runs from Saturday 4 May- Sunday 2 June 2013 and features over 700 events in over a hundred venues, starting at 'The Guilty Dream' & finishes with 'The Sexual Awakening'.
There will be a spectacular outdoor theatre showcase every weekend, street performances that take over Jubilee Street, Jubilee Square and New Road with acts from the Fringe and beyond.
How the Fringe works
The Fringe is totally open access. Anyone can put on an event at the Brighton Fringe and be included in the listings in the brochure and the website, on payment of a fee.
The Fringe office markets all Fringe events via its brochures and website and provides a one-stop ticketing facility through an in-person, telephone and on-line Box Office.
The Fringe is a registered charity with an independent Board of Directors.
Become a Brighton Fringe Friend...
To see the Brighton Fringe 2013 programme and buy tickets before anyone else, avoid all booking fees, enjoy hundreds of Friends-only 2-4-1 ticket offers and get a FREE membership to LoveCard (the discount card for independent businesses) all whilst supporting a great arts charity become a Friend today..
Brighton Fringe is a registered charity. Membership fees help us to sustain and develop the organisation and the services it offers to participants and audiences.
There are two levels of membership:
For Member Benefits and to Sign up - click here!
Make someone's May-Day with Brighton Fringe gift vouchers!
Give someone a Brighton Fringe Gift Voucher and let them discover intimate or large-scale theatre, comedy, music, cabaret, family shows, walking tours or maybe even creative workshops and who knows what else...
With 4 weeks of the Festival this year, there is a plenty of time for going out - day and night!
Gift vouchers are available in £10, £25 and £50, and can be spent on any Brighton Fringe 2013 tickets bought via the Brighton Fringe Box Office.
Buy Gift Vouchers - click here
Business opportunities with the Fringe
There are many ways in which to support the Fringe while the sponsor builds its brand, from headline to page sponsorship to in-kind support. There are online Advertising opportunities too.
For more information about sponsorship and advertising opportunities contact Kata Gyöngyösi
T: 01273 764902
E: kata.gyongyosi@brightonfringe.org
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latest reviews
Brighton Theatre Collectives outstanding production of the Jim Cartwright play Road really is a "must see" for this years festival. From the moment you step into the building you are confronted by the actors, in character engaged with each other and the audience in a relationship that seems to spill organically into the production and through to the interval. We are constantly engaged and challenged by this super talented cast as they lead us through their drunken night out playing over 30 characters between 8 actors. But this isn't a showy production
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