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A Midsummer Night's Dream, Preston Park, Brighton, May 26-28
1:18pm Friday 25th May 2007
With a male Titania, twisted faeries, and lots and lots of umbrellas, this outdoor performance looks set to give a fresh and contemporary twist to a classic romantic comedy.
Cuss The World, Marlborough Theatre, Brighton, May 25-27
1:16pm Friday 25th May 2007
A hard-hitting piece of community drama from Belfastbased theatre company Spanner In The works, Cuss the World deals with the serious issues affecting young people today from drugs and domestic violence to joyriding and suicide.
Five Years Of Happiness, Sussex Arts Club, Brighton, until May 27
2:13pm Wednesday 23rd May 2007
Neil Bartlett's The Maids isn't the only site-specific production taking place at the Old Ship Hotel this Brighton Festival.
Hysteria, Komedia, Brighton, May 24
2:11pm Wednesday 23rd May 2007
It may share its title and its context with the TS Eliot poem of the same name, but this three-hander promises a much funnier take on the scenario of the first dinner date.
Bacon, Nightingale Theatre, Brighton, Weds, May 23 and Thurs, May 24
12:27pm Wednesday 23rd May 2007
"What makes my Bacon recognisable?"
Taylor Mac, Komedia, Tue, May 22 & Wed, May 23
10:17am Tuesday 22nd May 2007
When Taylor Mac flounces into view in a shower of sequins and glitter, he/she is an astonishing vision of fun, festivity and bizarreness, like a cross between Puck from A Midsummer Night's Dream, and a punk rock geisha girl.
Voodoo Vaudeville, Udderbelly, Fri, May 18
10:26am Friday 18th May 2007
Strip-teasing gorillas, contortionists, belly dancers and live musicians can all be found in the purple cow's belly tonight.
Hysteria, Komedia, Brighton, Thu, May 24 - Sun, May 27
10:10am Friday 18th May 2007
In this short comedy, inspired by TS Eliot's poem, Lucinka Eisler's waiter acts as an unspeaking chorus of disapproval for all that is going on.
Gamarjobat - Rock n Roll Penguin, Komedia, Brighton, Wed, May 23 - Sun, May 27
10:07am Friday 18th May 2007
One of the big hits at last year's Streets of Brighton, Japanese double act Gamarjobat dazzled the crowds and subsequently sold out their full show at Komedia in record time.
Jolly Jumps: No... At The Train Station, Sallis Benney Theatre, Brighton, until May 18
9:49am Wednesday 16th May 2007
If you were at the Festival club in the Udderbelly on Sunday night, you may have seen a group of Czech performers dancing madly with members of Belgian dance collective Les Ballets C De La B.
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