Bohemia comes to Brighton as the High Priestess of the Muse of Comedy (promoter of Hove comedy club the Sanctum) brings an eclectic mini-fringe of comedy solo shows, music, improv and stand-up to the Prince Albert in Brighton for the Brighton Fringe 2002.

Most shows start at 9pm (Brighton New Acts and Charmian Hughes start at 7pm) at the Prince Albert, Trafalgar Street, Brighton (Train station end).  Click here for link to map. 

Price £4, £3 concessions.  If you would like to make a reservation, or for more information, e-mail the High Priestess, or call the Sanctum's information line on 07732 369837.

Show Diary

Monday 6th May 2002 - 7pm:

Charmian Hughes
The Magic Muff

An exploration of the myths surrounding womanhood, creativity and art... stand-up and post-modern dance!

 

Monday 6th May 2002 - 9pm:

Kev F's Rude Health

As seen on ITV1's A-Z Of Rude Health, comedian Kev F's debut one man show looks at sexual and bottily health in an innovative and hilarious in-depth probe.  P

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Monday 13th May 2002 - 9pm:

Dangermouth Improv

London impro team strut their off-the-cuff stuff

 

Monday 20th May 2002 - 9pm:

The Quite Good Show

All-singing, part-dancing, mainly-talking sketches and songs.  Also May 27th.

 

Wednesday 22nd May 2002 - 9pm:

"I've Got a Guitar and I'm Not Afraid to Use It"

Circuit comedians get together to bring you an evening of songs - some serious, some not - it doesn't matter if you are coming to see music or to see comedy, you won't be disappointed!

 

Monday 27th May 2002 - 9pm:

The Quite Good Show

All-singing, part-dancing, mainly-talking sketches and songs.  Also May 20th.

 

Wednesday 29th May 2002 - 7pm:

Brighton New Acts

Up-and-coming local comedy talent.

 

Wednesday 29th May 2002 - 9pm:

Peter Buckley-Hill
My Old Man's a Dustman - A Deconstruction

Peter Buckley-Hill previews his ninth successive Edinburgh Fringe show here at Brighton, which is based on the famous Lonnie Donegan song -  including the history of gorblimey trousers;  the Red Army Choir version, the Andrew Lloyd Webber version, Chaucer's Dustmanne's Tale, and the alternative finales of Dustbin Karaoke or the Last Night of the Dustbin Proms.