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Two creatives awarded £5,000 and one-year residency at popular theatre
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Brighton Festival 2018: Inside Brownton Abbey, a party like no other
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Brighton Festival 2018: Gob Squad explore ageing, beauty and Dorian Gray
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 Festival 2018: Supergroup Les Amazones d'Afrique want to "change mentalities"
Brighton Festival 2018: For the performers of Lexicon, circus is a "way of life"
Brighton Festival 2018: Family event Penguins shows that 'homosexuality in wildlife is natural'
Brighton Festival 2018: Adam tells extraordinary tale of young trans man
Brighton Festival 2018: Visual show XFRMR is electrifying – literally
Brighton Festival 2018: California-based artist Brett Goodroad set for debut UK show
Brighton Festival 2018: Dance guru Hofesh Shechter captures a world in freefall
Brighton Festival 2018: Travis Alabanza on why "trans people are the lucky ones"
Brighton Festival 2018: Yomi Sode vows to tackle "elephant in the room" in his show Coat
The Gabriels: Election Year in the Life of One Family, Attenborough Centre for the Creative Arts, May 28 ★★★★
(I Could Go On Singing) Over the Rainbow, The Spire, May 27 ★★★★
This Bright Field, Brighton Dome, May 25 ★★★★★
Depart, Woodvale Cemetery, until Sunday ★★★★
Storytelling Army: empowering tales of everyday life
Tristan and Yseult, Theatre Royal Brighton, until Saturday ★★★★★
Adam Buxton: Bug – David Bowie Special, Brighton Dome, May 23 ★★★★
A History of Britain in 21 Women, Brighton and Hove High School, May 21 ★★★
Gary Younge in conversation with Colin Grant, Brighton and Hove High School, May 20 ★★★★
An Evening With Picador Poetry, Theatre Royal Brighton, May 19 ★★★★
Inside wondrous cemetery show Depart
Brighton Festival offers budding writers chance to enter competition
Watch some of the best shows at the Brighton Festival from home
Songs for the End of the World, Theatre Royal Brighton, May 16 ★★★★
Captivating performance gains five star review
Five Short Blasts, Brighton Marina, until May 28 ★★★
Ocean Wisdom, Four Owls and Jam Baxter, Brighton Dome, May 12, ★★★
Shirley Collins, Brighton Dome, May 14 ★★★★
This Bright Field is dance, but not as we know it