Audience Choice Award: Best Venue winners 2023!
This is now our third Brighton Fringe season.
Our 60 seater theatre sits above a historic inclusive LGBTQ+ friendly pub, and as such, we ask you to read through our code of conduct (on page 15 of the programme) in case you haven’t been here before to make sure your experience with us is the best it can be. Please download the PUBBL app for exclusive drinks offers in the bar, and check out the food menu from The Caribbean Kitchen.
Tickets for shows can be purchased ‘on the door’ on the day only, but we advise booking tickets in advance from the Brighton Fringe box office (see QR code or click HERE for full listings on the Brighton Fringe site, including full content warning details, and to purchase tickets.)
Our theatre is up a flight of stairs, with bannisters on either side. If you need assistance or extra time to enter or exit the venue, please do let a member of the front of house team know.
Unfortunately, our licence doesn’t allow under 18s in the venue after 7pm, so this may be the reason shows starting after this time display the age restriction rather than show content.
CHECK OUT OUR PROGRAMME BELOW, OR PICK UP A PRINTED COPY FROM THE VENUE NOW!
BRIGHTON FRINGE 2025
THE LIVE EXPERIENCE: Podcast Live Talk, Music & Networking
Be a part of the intimate discussion behind being "Black In Britain" on our live talk; with music, drinks and networking!
"Black Joy!": Drama Workshop
We will be delving into some dramatic techniques and creating scenes of what we think black joy looks like and recreating moments from our lives where it shone through the most. Black Joy now, and forever!
Growing From Grief Workshop
Growing From Grief is a journey through the senses and emotions , a space to allow your body to connect , release and grow. We turn to Somatics , ritual, sound and nature to be our guide; think Ecstatic dance and sound bath meets grief ritual and sharing circle. This is a safe container for all emotions to arise, where laughter and tears can be shared ; a space to release noise, to stretch, shake, wiggle and roll.
Price
£10 - £5 sliding scale
Age and Access
Open to anyone 16 and over
Unfortunately there’s no access for wheelchair uses
Please get in touch if you have any other access and comfort needs via yesmel.com.
“What Does It Mean To Be Black?”: Poetry Workshop
By exploring the complexity of the Black identity through poetry, you will leave our session filled with self-love, empowerment and joy! What does it mean to be Black...how would you narrate it? What words would you use to describe your existence as a Black person?
Movement Meditation
Movement and mediation class hosted by Jordan Kennedy
£10 or £8 with NUS card