Morning events, Theatre, free events

Young people (aged 16–25) can get a little taster in circus skills, urban dance, and performance with a tryout workshop with Bright Night International. From this, there is the chance to be a part of a 12-week training programme and the opportunity to perform at Edinburgh Mela.

Artist Davies presents her physical response to the theme of the everyday. Performed by dance artist Helka Kaski, the work moves within the gallery space and amongst other works on display.

Based on Roald Dahl's George's Marvellous Medicine, led by Explore Learning.

Physical theatre company RashDash reinterprets Euripides's The Bacchae, which tells of a group of women gripped by frenzy.

Discover five Saturdays of fringe performances at our FREE outdoor showcase: from comedy to cabaret, music to puppetry and theatre to visual arts, sample the best of Brighton Fringe 2013. Don’t miss the two Family Picnics in Pavilion Gardens on 4 and 25 May and the artrepublic Visual Arts Prize Exhibition at the Unitarian…

A fun, interactive children's show adapted from the ancient Greek fable about the importance of not giving up too easily, or becoming distracted.

Michael Tyack of Circulus and early music star Jennifer Bennett play medieval, renaissance and baroque music on viola da gamba, lute and other strange instruments. They will give informal lessons between songs.

Learn skills to act on both the stage and screen.

Tangled Feet Theatre Company presents a physical theatre production about the joys and frustrations of motherhood, and the unpredictable nature of babies.

Pins And Needles presents a comedy drama featuring an ageing ice-cream salesman, and his memories of travelling the Devon coastal resorts of the 1970s in his trusty van.

Giving a voice to the social, political, contentious, eccentric, wonderful, irritating, heretical, the unwelcome and provocative… This is a call to speak, to anyone who wishes to be heard, who needs a voice. Anyone can apply to speak on any subject – as long as it’s lawful, expressed with respect to others. Take part…

Pin The Tale presents a journey through the cycle of water from the perspective of a water droplet.