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Brighton Fringe: Best events on today at the festival

COMEDY and chaos – Brighton Fringe rumbles on with a wonderful day of wacky adventures.

Hi-De-Hi! Star Su Pollard is absolutely loving life

What's on Bring It On the musical is coming to Brighton

What's on West End smash-hit School of Rock is coming to Sussex

Comic breaks three-year hiatus in style: 'I actually had to stop the laughter'

What's on Grease is the word once again for Peter Andre

What's on Your chance to meet James Bond writer

Comedian Stewart Lee free to do what he wants

What's on A Christmas Carol production resurrects 150 year old Charles Dickens script

What's on Ultimate 80s throwback night to hit Brighton with live show

What's on It is Macbeth... as you have never seen it before

New stage show details the life of the first black millionaire in football

Triplets cast in new Chitty Chitty Bang Bang stage show

Andrew Lloyd Webber's classic musical Evita returns to Brighton

Brighton comedian Jen Brister on #MeToo: "I found out things I never knew"

Brighton Festival 2018: Tim Key on stand-up, the West End and Alan Partridge

Legally Blonde The Musical: Soap star Bill Ward on the show, his career and memories of Brighton

Theatre hit Fleabag comes to Hove: "Everybody has bleak thoughts"

Brighton Fringe 2018: Joseph Morpurgo on his novel approach to comedy

Brighton Festival 2018: Miltos Yerolemou on The String Quartet's Guide to Sex and Anxiety

Brighton Festival 2018: Gob Squad explore ageing, beauty and Dorian Gray

The Fabulous Backstrom Brothers on working together: "It's the most wonderful and worst thing ever"

Brighton Festival 2018: Get inside the mind of master comic writer John Finnemore

Brighton Festival 2018: David Shrigley's rock panto is a "bag of surprises"

Brighton Fringe 2018: DollyWould tackles immortality, cloning and of course Dolly Parton

Brighton Fringe 2018: Story of TV star Ted Rogers, told by his son

Brighton Fringe 2018: Between Us is a relationship drama with a twist

Brighton Fringe 2018: The Serpent Slayer draws on Middle Eastern tradition

Brighton Festival 2018: Adam tells extraordinary tale of young trans man

Brighton Festival 2018: Dance guru Hofesh Shechter captures a world in freefall

Brighton Festival 2018: Yomi Sode vows to tackle "elephant in the room" in his show Coat

Brighton comedian Angela Barnes on ageing and her obsession with war bunkers

Gwen Taylor talks about her role in Oscar Wilde's The Importance Of Being Earnest and love for Eastbourne

New dance festival Undisciplined will showcase performers who "take risks"

The spirit and sounds of Dusty Springfield live on in musical theatre show Son Of A Preacher Man

David Baddiel on his searingly honest show about family and reconciliation with Rob Newman

Tessa Peake-Jones talks The Winslow Boy, a tale of justice and family love coming to Theatre Royal Brighton

Joe Pasquale on starring in 1970s sitcom reimagined on stage

New play brings to life interviews with friends of Manchester Arena bombing victim

Only Fools And Horses actress Sue Holderness talks about starring in Quartet at Theatre Royal Brighton

Brighton Fringe: 21 exciting shows to put in your diary

Dance show Coal digs into the memory of the momentous miners' strikes

Strictly business: why Brendan Cole is holding no grudges against a certain TV show

Comedian Suzi Ruffell: "I was just a ball of anger"

Awe-inspiring acrobatics in store at The Old Market

How a bizarre Sussex tradition inspired new Rambert dance

Bridget Christie: "My children's lies are similar to Trump's"

"It's beautiful but heartbreaking": Of Mice And Men is staged at Theatre Royal Brighton

Spoken word artist Deanna Rodger on her new show Earth and being asked where she's from

Reginald D Hunter: It took me two weeks to get out of bed after Trump's election

How you can make a musical symphony just by walking around a room

How Blade Runner inspired dance legend Wayne McGregor's Atomos, coming to Worthing soon

The mane event is here: theatre sensation War Horse gallops into Brighton

Sound and vision and mental illness: the Bowie-based show making audiences smile and cry