Four chairs, three stories. Multi-award winning Nicholas Burbridge returns to the Fringe with a compelling drama of interwoven monologues that reveal the dark and absurd underside of life.
£9.00, (£7.00 Concessions)

"Tonight Matthew, I'm going to be Gary Glitter…" 
From Top of the Pops to Bottom of the Barrel, The Rise and Fall of an Ordinary Gary Glitter Impersonator. “Glittering triumph.” - TheList 
 
NB: New dates added to this show, now playing on the 6th, 7th, 8th and 9th at 7pm. 
***Please note tickets are not yet available to buy online, please visit the Dome Box Office or call 01273 709709***
£8.00, (£6.00 Concessions)

Scene: Actress waiting for her carriage; Actor waiting for his agent. Greasepaint, leering fans, damaged egos and 500 years of theatre history in a double-bill by this acclaimed company.
£9.00, (£8.00 Concessions)

A dark comedy (that is if violence and swearing makes you grin) about a mugging on the tube. How much worse could it get for hapless Mr. Winterbottom? Well, actually...
£8.00, (£6.00 Concessions)

Saturday and Sunday shows! Two brilliant, eclectic selections of award winning and competition finalist 10-minute plays from around the world to enjoy in the superb refurbished Sanctuary Cafe theatre venue.
£7.00, (£5.00 Concessions), £12.00, For both Bite-Size Lunch Hour shows in the same weekend!!

Two performers attempt to define concepts from their personal experiences. Members of the audience are free to come and go as they establish that if you speak enough all meaning is lost.
£5.00, (£3.00 Concessions)

You're invited to meet one of America’s finest minds. Only he's dead. Can Assistant Lecturer Ed save the night? He’ll have to grapple with a very flirty PowerPoint projector first...
£5.00, (£4.00 Concessions)

Hands reaching, a severed head preaching – can the world be put back together again? 
The latest weave of words and physical imagery from a company with impeccable Fringe Theatre credentials. 

£6.00, (£5.00 Concessions)

"Tonight Matthew, I'm going to be Gary Glitter…" 
From Top of the Pops to Bottom of the Barrel, The Rise and Fall of an Ordinary Gary Glitter Impersonator. “Glittering triumph.” - TheList 
 
NB: New dates added to this show, now playing on the 6th, 7th, 8th and 9th at 7pm. 
***Please note tickets are not yet available to buy online, please visit the Dome Box Office or call 01273 709709***
£8.00, (£6.00 Concessions)

Scene: Actress waiting for her carriage; Actor waiting for his agent. Greasepaint, leering fans, damaged egos and 500 years of theatre history in a double-bill by this acclaimed company.
£9.00, (£8.00 Concessions)

1950s Soho. Singer Silver Johnny vanishes and nightclub owner Ezra’s found in two dustbins. Jez Butterworth’s modern classic explores rock 'n' roll’s dark side, with menacing intensity and jet-black humour. 
 
NB: This performance will also take place on Sunday 11th May at 2:30pm.
£7.50, £9.00, For the last Friday and Saturday.

A brand new sharp, alternative comedy play by Paul Richards about the need for looks in today's society, and why, to some, it really means everything…
£6.00, (£5.00 Concessions)

Tom kidnaps Gerry. So far, so cat and mouse. But Tom is a Falklands' veteran while Gerry's a traffic warden, and who's going to miss one of those?
£7.00, (£6.00 Concessions)

Bloodstone Arts ceremonially inaugurate the summer in Brighton by hosting Mayday in Albion. 
 
Through Jesting, Playing, Fooling, Singing and Dancing, we bring to life the Spirit of Merry England! 

Free

Saturday and Sunday shows! Two brilliant, eclectic selections of award winning and competition finalist 10-minute plays from around the world to enjoy in the superb refurbished Sanctuary Cafe theatre venue.
£7.00, (£5.00 Concessions), £12.00, For both Bite-Size Lunch Hour shows in the same weekend!!

Two performers attempt to define concepts from their personal experiences. Members of the audience are free to come and go as they establish that if you speak enough all meaning is lost.
£5.00, (£3.00 Concessions)

1950s Soho. Singer Silver Johnny vanishes and nightclub owner Ezra’s found in two dustbins. Jez Butterworth’s modern classic explores rock 'n' roll’s dark side, with menacing intensity and jet-black humour. 
 
NB: This performance will also take place on Sunday 11th May at 2:30pm.
£7.50, £9.00, For the last Friday and Saturday.

New hour-long play taking a light-hearted look at the modern day Mummy Wars. Stay at home or working Mum? Whose side are you on? 
 
**Sales have now stopped online for the 10/5/8 performance, please visit or call the Dome Box Office 01273 709709, alternatively please contact the Venue for tickets**
£8.00, (£6.00 Concessions), £7.00, Preview performance on Sunday 4th May @ 4pm Tickets £7/£5

Hands reaching, a severed head preaching – can the world be put back together again? 
The latest weave of words and physical imagery from a company with impeccable Fringe Theatre credentials. 

£6.00, (£5.00 Concessions)

You're invited to meet one of America’s finest minds. Only he's dead. Can Assistant Lecturer Ed save the night? He’ll have to grapple with a very flirty PowerPoint projector first...
£5.00, (£4.00 Concessions)