Brighton Marina is transformed into an openair tidal wave of international street art and aqua-themed entertainment.
Now in its fifth year, this two-day fiesta showcases some of the best street performers from around the globe.
Spanish Katraska uses a huge crate to shower the audience with comedy, mime and music while France's Dynamogene - M Culbuto rolls around and cannot be knocked.
The popular Picto Facto returns as two strange beings with inflatable back packs on scooters, speaking cartoon.
Teatroc Pachuco pulls children from the audience and without a word creates magic and surprises from his special suitcase.
Teatro Marionetas is an amazing frog marionette which launches into complex piano pieces with passion and flair.
Some of the UK's best acts will get the crowds going with a mobile dragon, imps in electronic percussion costumes, strolling layers with a repertoire of waltz, calypso and rumba and a band playing Eastern European music.
The Cod Choir lends its own peculiar brand of musical comedy as two fishermen stroll around with singing fish tucked under their arms.
Amazing acrobat Australian Leighton Stephens transforms himself into Ledbuoy and the Dream State Circus astounds in acrobatic balance.
The festival gets an explosive send off with a breathtaking firework finale.
Brighton-based Flaming Fun set the sky alight with their jaw-dropping show The Dragon's Eye, a pyro-musical extravaganza of angle-grinding acrobats, showing breathtaking grace, dare-devil choreography and high-octane fire stunts, all performed to a rocket-propelled soundtrack.
Don't miss this scorching send-off to three weeks of cutting edge and compelling festival fun as these pyro-masters crank up the heat and bring the evening to a spectacular crescendo with a stunning display of fire theatre.
Runs: Sun 1pm - dusk, Mon 1pm - 5pm. Tickets: free. Fireworks: Sun, dusk
- Sponsored by Brighton Marina
Supported by Southern FM and Premier Marinas
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