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Upstairs At Three And Ten, Steine Street, Brighton, throughout May

10:48am Friday 18th April 2008


One of Brighton's most intimate venues, and conveniently situated in the same building as one of Kemp Town's most stylish late-night bars, Three And Ten will be hosting an astonishing 100 events for this year's Fringe.

From the author of The Cheeky Guide To Brighton, David Bramwell, comes The Haunted Moustache, a quirky, comedic tale that recalls a whole host of famous Brightonians in search of the mysterious facial hair in question. It will be directed by Nicola Haydn, whose highly acclaimed Hamlet was the first event to win an Argus Angel in last year's fringe.

Hard Chair Stories sees the return of award-winning Brighton-based playwright Nick Burbridge with a harrowing and darkly humorous series of interwoven tales about normal people surviving abnormal lives.

Red by Chris Fittock is a hypnotic portrayal of love in a world desecrated by hate, and bitter-sweet Edinburgh Fringe success I Kissed A Frog And It Gave Me Herpes comes to Brighton with kebab-related misadventures, Viking re-enactment warriors and late-night phone sex.

  • Start times vary and ticket prices vary.

For more information and tickets call 07786 984 900 or visit www.otherplaceproductions.co.uk


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