The Government’ s decision not to fully ease restrictions on theatres until after 19 July shouldn’t cast a shadow over the magnificent offerings there have been at Brighton Fringe – online and in person.
So with 10 days to go, here’s my final selection you might like the look of. Plenty more are available on the Fringe website.
Exit The Queen , she’s the bee’ s knees – is a crazy play by Richard Crane .The hive is in crisis. The Queen has gone, taking with her half the workforce. How does a colony of 30,000 reorganise, entertain and defend itself against the pandemic and extinction? Four performances on 25/6 June at Latest Music Bar.
The King Of Broken Things . The world does its best to break everything and everyone, but afterwards most things are stronger in their broken places. This is an adventurous , magical excursion into the rehabilitation of broken and discarded objects – hearts included. Online production.
A Red Square is presented by Melbourne-based theatre company Pony Cam. It’s made entirely on Microsoft Powerpoint – a scrambled story where South Park crude animation collides with Greek tragedy. Silly and impactful. Online
Nevergreen is the untold story of Rachel Carson, scientist, writer and ecologist. The show uses animation, poetry, music and film footage from the heart of Hampstead Heath . Online
TThe Preacher is a performance of the Biblical book of Ecclesiastes , staged as stand-up comedy ! David ‘Dave’ Davidson struggles to maintain momentum in his act . However after a liberal dose of wine , he takes us along on his journey to question a seemingly absurd and unfair world. Adapted and performed by Anthony Noack . Online
And finally , there’s a hilarious one-hour interactive version of Wilde’s The Importance Of Being Earnest by the Say It Again, Sorry ? Theatre company , whose cast and creative teams are LGBTQ+ led. It’s at the McElderry, Warren, 25-27 June.
Full details of these and the remaining events at brightonfringe.org
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