GET INVOLVED!

Welcome to the Fringe. This page will help to answer all your questions about what the Fringe is, how to be a part of it, and the different ways you can get involved.

 

What is the Fringe?

 

The Brighton Festival Fringe is the biggest open access, mixed arts festival in England. Anyone can take part and run an event on as part of Brighton Festival Fringe - all you need to do is confirm your event details and complete the online registration form and payment. The Brighton Festival Fringe office then employs the twin marketing tools of the brochure & the website, provides countless press and marketing opportunities and a one-stop, 24 hour ticketing facility.

 

There are a number of ways you can be a part of the Fringe...

 

 performer or artist

 promoter

 venue

 sponsor

 advertiser

 volunteer

 friend

 

How to be a part of the Fringe

 

The links below will take you to various documents detailing all aspects of the Brighton Fringe and participation. For a summary of answers to the most commonly asked questions, please click here. For more information, please see below.

 

 DIY Fringe

 

Click here for info on the Fringe, how it works, how to take part, what you get and who to contact for help in registering!

 

 How to Fringe

 

Frequently answered questions about filling out the Fringe registration form. Read this before you start!

 

 How to Register

 

A detailed document that will talk you through the online registration form and everything you need to know in the run-up to managing an event in the Fringe.

 

 Venue Directory

 

A list of more than 350 venues and their contact details. Use this to find a suitable venue for your event.

 

 Venue Registration Form

 

If you have a venue available to hire and you would like to advertise it to artists and performers through the Venue Directory on our website just complete this form.

 

 Venue Guide

 

If you run a venue, take a look at our comprehensive guide to being part of the Fringe, attracting acts to your venue, and much more...

 

 Registration prices (inc. registrant additional advertising costs)

 

View all the registration costs and our special registrant additional advertising costs here.

 

 Advertising and sponsorship rate card - commercial

 

Are you a commercial business looking to take out advertising in the Fringe brochure or website? View everything we have to offer here

 

 Legal and General Bursaries

 

Find out if you qualify for a Free Registration with our new Legal and General Bursary Scheme!

 

 Friend of the Fringe

 

Are you a regular Fringe goer? Sign up to be our Friend and enjoy the latest benefits of our membership scheme in 2010.

 

 Image Specifications

 

You'll need to supply an image to go alongside your listing on the website. Read up on the image specification (what to send where) and make sure your event looks great online...

 

 Fringe City

 

Find out more about Fringe City, our FREE outdoor showcase that takes place every Saturday in May. It's a great opportunity to promote your event so make sure you're a part of it in 2010.

 

 Overseas and non UK Promoter/Artist  Information

 

If you are an overseas promoter, or are an UK based promoter employing non-UK artists and production team staff, then please read the information regarding work permits and Foreign Entertainers Tax.

 

 Brighton Flyer Regulations

 

More information about the ban on street flyering in Brighton and how to obtain the relevant permits.

 

 Volunteer

 

Every year the Fringe will employ the help of volunteers to support the set-up and running of the festival. It's a great opportunity so click here to find out more or Download the volunteer application form... and apply now.

 

For more information please contact:

 

T: 01273 764900

E; jessh@brightonfestivalfringe.org.uk

Monday to Friday, 10 - 5

 

 

	The most comprehensive venue guide in the whole of Brighton!
	Make a press release, get in touch with the local and national press, flyers, posters and box-office information.
	Top tips covering every aspect of putting on a show in the Fringe, from before the Fringe begins, to suggestions for what happens when it's all over.

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