It’s been a weird old season with the delayed and re-arranged Brighton Fringe offering a mixture of live and virtual shows. Now as we enter our 2nd lockdown, the Fringe presents its last week of streamed shows – available until 8/9 November.
Dipping into its schedule , here’s my pick of what caught my eye, but there’s (much) more available.
The Crooked Spire is billed as a medieval murder mystery musical by AshGate Heritage Arts . It’s actually a work in progress but you get to see a preview of what it might become . It’s by Mary Hennessy, Martin Collette and Peter Gray.
The Escape Room is a visual X-Caper starring Agent November. Experimental gadgets allow us to see through the captured Agent November’s eyes – but only for 60 minutes. Can you solve the puzzle and help him escape?
Train Lord by Oliver Mol is a funny, heartbreaking tale of a 10-month migraine. It’s described as a story of hope, laughter, pain, relationships, drugs, and failed orgies – sounds a bit like lockdown to me !
Queers on the Fringe by Maeve Marsden, writer, director, producer, performer and indecisive lady sees M M host a mixed bag of artists, writers, comedians and musicians for an experiment in intimate entertainment, and all in your own lounge.
More show information and tickets at brightonfringe.org
As live shows disappear for at least a month, support pre-recorded and live-streaming wherever you see it and watch out for my new series Lockdown Larder bringing you suggestions for streaming back on the old sofa again
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