After 12pm, Comedy, free events

Katerina was born and raised in Greece, went over to the UK to study and stayed. 'Feta With The Queen' is all about her experiences as a Greek in the UK. It's about feeling very Greek when abroad and not-so-Greek when back home. It's about queues, whingeing and the weather. It's also about food. And shouting. And the sun.

Intelligent humour and quick wit about her experiences of being a Greek person in the UK.

James Veitch shares communications with internet scammers and Stephanie Lang examines the nature of embarrassment.

On the last Sunday of every month, The Late Train Comedy Night is an evening of stand-up that brings together local and national comics to ensure you have one funny Sunday.

Witty and laid back humour from Junior Booker. Also featuring Dane Baptiste, Athena Kugblenu, Trine Munk, Jamali Maddix, Sam Golin, Philip Jones and MC Thanyia Moore.

Gags and banter from Simon Lilley, Pete Costello, David Eckhoff, Gareth John, James Baggott, Laura McClenaghan, Jenny Collier, Cio Dav, Daniel Hooper, Saskia Preston and MC Philip Jones.

Gags and banter from Glenn Moore, Neal Bircher, Elena Kombou, Gary Shaw, Alex Voakes, Guy Clapperton, Mickey Allen, Rachel Gleaves, Gary Knightley and MC Philip Jones.

An hour of hilarious stand-up and improv from Brighton comedian Lenny Peters. Comedy circuit regular, TV sitcom actor and professional improviser. Returning to Brighton Fringe, performing some spontaneous silliness and made up madness. An hour of frivolous fun which will be different every night depending on the…

Stand-up and improvisations from the actor and circuit regular.

Guest acts take to the stage for an evening of laughter.

With MC Lolie Ware.

Friendly Fire, the alternative improvisation collective, presents a comedy drama.

Less a stand-up show than a one-man romcom, Mark Diamond explores the delights and depravities of dating, resulting in enough 'breakup haircuts' to almost single-handedly keep his barber in business. Suitable for ages 18+.

Sharp observational humour about the dating scene.

• Directed by: Anna Crilly

Comedian John Williams's solo comedy drama about a single dad's relationship with his 10-year-old autistic son, and their shared enjoyment of trains, Lego and power rangers. Directed by Anna Crilly.

John's 41 and a single dad. The Boy's aged 10 and autistic. He isn't a genius. His only special power is making his dad laugh. A lot. This is their story of magic trains, Lego, the 75 bus and life in a chaotic world neither of them will ever really understand. Directed by ITV British Comedy Awards nominee Anna Crilly.

Edinburgh previews from the two stand-ups in their shows Enthusiast and Funny Bone China.

No smoking at the back. I hope you brought enough bell for everyone. It’s your own gum you’re wasting. These and other teaching clichés will be entirely absent from the show despite its loosely educational theme. Join Neil on this meander through Biology, English, Geography and Brian Blessed as he endeavours to share the…

Razor sharp wit and observational gags from the former Death Of A Critic actor.

Eight amateur acts take to the stage.

Eight amateur acts take to the stage.

Eight amateur acts take to the stage, with MC Janey Godley.