Jessica Cheetham

Hair Peace is a storytelling show about Victoria Melody’s quest to uncover the mystery of who grew her hair extensions.

Dance artists Eleanor Sikorski and Flora Wellesley Wesley combined a contemporary style with clowning and performance art creating a unique form.

The Elias String Quartet performed a trio of pieces by Josef Haydn, Benjamin Britten and Felix Mendelssohn to an extremely high quality and intensity.

Kate Bornstein’s On Men, Women And The Rest Of Us was a cleverly crafted and heartfelt performance of a selection of spoken word pieces examining Kate’s experience as a transgender woman.

Level Up Human is a new podcast supported by The University of Brighton and The Wellcome Trust exploring human and animal evolution and musing about what the next important step might be for us to take.

****-Faced Showtime is a musical revue with a twist – one of the performers is, well, ****-faced.

Margaret Thatcher: Queen Of Soho was an irreverent alternative history of the Iron Lady.

OpenWorks Theatre tells the story of an angry young woman up against the modern age and all the technology it has to throw at her in a translation of Sibylle Berg’s original German play.

Richard Alston Dance Company presented the world premiere of Stronghold alongside two repertory dance pieces and a performance from the youth company of Ceyda Tanc Dance.

My Name Is Saoirse, written and performed by Eva O’Connor, is a bittersweet production telling the story of the teenage Saoirse drifting through a world of grieving, distant fathers, exuberant best friends and attic rooms where it’s safe to sew and tell her story.