Interview with Juliette Burton In this very candid interview, Juliette Burton, actor, writer, performer, comedian,  shares with Paul Levy how she created When I Grow Up, a personal account of her dreams, struggles and search for purpose and fun. Listen to our interview with Juliette…

                    Interview with Matt Rudkin Inconvenient Spoof were a hit at recent Fringes with Naive Dance Masterclass. Here Matt Rudkin talks to Paul Levy about their new show, Buddhism – Is it Just for Losers? Matt talks about how they create and bring work to the stage….

                    Interview with Christophe Philipps and Ian Angus Wilkie A fascinating chat with A Bunch of Actors who are brining new work to the Brighton Fringe. Here we talk to writer-director-performer and one of the main characters from A Still Life, a comedy about identity, set in…

                      Interview with Casual Violence Comedy Award winning comedy group, Casual Violence Comedy are playing at their “home venue” with their new show at the Brighton Fringe. Here some of the group talk to Paul Levy about their unique style of comedy. Listen to our…

                      Interview with Gail Louw Acclaimed writer, Gail Louw offers us a revealing insight into the process of writing, as she conceived, researched, created and brought Duwayne, a play about someone treated as a potential criminal instead of a witness to a murder,  to the…

                    Interview with John Hinton Is John Hinton a renaissance man ? Multi-talented writer, director, storyteller and performer John Hinton talks about Albert Einstein Relativitively Speaking and the process of turning an adult show into a junior edition. Listen to our interview with John Hinton

                      Interview with Philip Hutchinson and Tony Carpenter Philip Hutchinson’s play about Laurel and Hardy was a hit with the Sons of the Desert, the worldwide appreciate society for the two legends. Here we have both the light and dark of these two iconic clowns,…

                      Interview with Jonathan Brown Jonathan Brown, founder of theatre company, Something Underground, brings back his award-winning The Last Lunch, to the Brighton Fringe, as well as Betsy: Wisdom of a Brighton Whore, and Smoking Ban. Jonathan discusses the process of writing, creating new work,…

Interview with Andy Currums In this interview, Any Currums talks to Paul Levy about bringing a one man show, The People’s Champion,  about the legendary and often troubled snooker icon. Alex “Hurricane” Higgins to the stage. Listen to our interview with Andy Currums

                Listen to our interview with Chris Orr Chris Orr brings two shows to the Brighton Five Pound Fringe. Chris talks about his new style of impro and how we works as a performer. 11th May 8pm – Slopro – The Opposite of Slick. A new style of…

                  New Venture Theatre regularly shine with their in Brighton. Now, Hedwig and the Angry Inch goes beyond their base in the city and head out on tour after the Fringe. We caught up with director, Frank Leon. Listen to our interview with Frank Leon

                    David Weedall, prolific writer and director, talks to us about Brighton-based Second Impression Theatre‘s new production, a “bizarre, dark comedy”, About a Heist. Listento our interview with David Weedall    

                  Jim Walker brings Normal Heights to Brighton, which was a hit at Boulder Fringe in 2013. Jim shares his journey from journals to stage – as he developed a “hilarious and moving musical exploring sexuality and the cost of silence.” Full show details here. Listen to our interview…

                  Paddy O’Keefe is back at the Brighton Fringe, via India with Bernard Shaw Invites You! which plays a cafe venue. Here Paddy discussed an iconic writer and influencer and the challenge of bringing him to the stage. Listen to our interview with Paddy O’Keefe

              Interview with John Baldock John Baldock is the proud General Manager at Brighton’s oldest and best loved theatre. The Theatre Royal plays host to a wide range of  theatre of interest to Fringe theatre goers. Here John shares his passion for the venue and lifts the lid on an…

          Interview with Brian Mitchell Brian Mitchell is prolific and still restless to write. His new show, The Opinion Makers, (Booking details here) is a comedy musical set in 1960s London. Here he talks about his continuing creative journey… Listen to our interview with Brian Mitchell  

        Interview with Brian Mitchell The Brighton Five Pound Fringe is back, filling the gap for theatre makers who want to earn something at the box office, try out new work, and recapture the spirit of affordable Fringe theatre and performance. Listen to our interview with Brian Mitchell about the Brighton Five Pound…

                    Interview with Nick Brice Bite-Size is back with two brand new shows, one for adults, one for kids. We caught up with him briefly at the Brighton Fringe Launch. Listen to our interview with Nick Brice  

                Interview with Julian Caddy The man talked to us from a boat, surrounded by mating turtles. The Brighton Fringe is back, bigger and better … etc. Here Julian shares some frank fringe views and also his passion about the Fringe he is so committed to. Listen to…

                        Interview with Michael Parker Michael Parker has been inspiring young poets in recent years and he brings the now famous Brighton Youth Poets versus MCs to the Fringe for the second time. Listen to our interview with Michael Parker

                Interview with Mill Goble We caught up with Mill Goble from the Dukebox Theatre at the Fringe launch at the Brighton Sealife Centre. Mill shared news of what’s been developing at this upcoming fringe venue. Listen to our interview with Mill Goble  

                Interview with James Turnbull and the Creators of Love Sick In this brief chat, Paul Levy chats, at the Fringe launch, to mover and shaker at The Warren, as well as the creators of a show playing at sister venue, Upstairs at Three and Ten, Love Sick….

                    Interview with Chris Cresswell Chris Cresswell directs and creates this new show that  premieres at the Brighton Fringe. Lost in Transit promises to be “a story to touch your heart and stir your senses”. Listen to our interview with Chris Cresswell  

                  Interview with Björn McAteer Dahlberg Björn McAteer Dahlberg talks about the Fringe hit My Friend Lester which once again plays at the Dukebox Theatre. Here we hear about the process of creating a piece of biographical theatre, woven around classic music. Listen to our interview with Bjorn…

                Interview with Nick Driftwood Brighton has its own Spiegeltent this year, home grown and with a programme packed with cabaret, music, theatre, circus, live literature and a lot more. Here. Nick Driftwood talks about the programme and why Brighton Fringe needs a Spiegeltent at all… Listen to…