Still to Come at Brighton Fringe
We are almost halfway through our Fringe programme and have seen some amazing shows. Currently, we are delighted to have A Girl Called Owl with us from South Africa. This one-woman show, … Continue reading
Interview: The Arab Spring Returns to Brighton
Last year writers from around the world were invited to submit 30-minute plays for a new competition. Created by Brighton based organisation Sandpit Arts, the Bulbul 2012 awards invited writers … Continue reading
A Brighton Threesome: The Two Wrongies team up with Boogaloo Stu
Boogaloo Stu joins us for one night only with his “…colourful, camp, chaotic, creative and fun” show Pop Magic (One Stop Arts) . Haven’t we all put on our ipod, grabbed … Continue reading
Fancy Meeting Bigfoot Tonight?
Ella Good and Nicki Kent have had an adventure this week. The Bristol based artists have descended on Brighton: the Lanes and the beach, in search of mythical creatures and … Continue reading
Guest Blog: A Little Curiosity Can Lead To Great Things
As the second biggest fringe in the UK after Edinburgh, Brighton has a lot to offer, but as a non-native I didn’t have much of an idea of what happened … Continue reading
Scratch: a space for conversation
Scratch is an opportunity to see new ideas, fragments of projects and inciting experiments. The Nightingale hosts Scratch nights as part of their ladder of development for artists, and for … Continue reading
CineCity at the Nightingale
2012 marks the ten year anniversary of Cinecity and the film festival will run in Brighton from 15th of November to the 2nd of December, taking place over ten venues across the city, … Continue reading
the Nightingale is changing.
There will be some changes at the Nightingale in the coming months that we would like you all to be aware of. Like many things in this country at the … Continue reading
Guest Blog: Touched Theatre
Beccy Smith talks Brighton puppetry… “What do you think of when you think of puppetry? A Punch and Judy booth hawking its mysteriously compelling violence on a sea front … Continue reading
Preview: Between
Angela Woodhouse and Jerwood prize winner Caroline Broadhead‘s collaborative performance installation, Between, comes to the Nightingale tonight. A negotiation between spectacle and intimacy, Between explores the experience of watching tensions and … Continue reading
