Late night events, Visual art

The Soul Dome, a 360' inflatable cinema dome, has its inaugural appearance at Brighton Fringe. Totally immersive sensory ecstatic shows programmed to suit all age groups, with live and interactive elements. A family friendly event (i.e. suitable for all ages).

Contemporary crafts by Guild members.

Contemporary paintings in a variety of media, featuring abstract and landscape subject matter.

Carlos Garde-Martin this year’s Brigton Fringe illustrator adorns the walls of Brighton’s North Laine Pub and Brewery with a must see collection of his unique off-the-wall imagery. Launching Saturday the 4th of May and running the whole festival. Why not kick-start your Fringe in style? The pub will also be launching…

A performer/actor finds he has a split multiple personality when he is sucked into a play he is filming, the consequences become hysterical. Suitable for ages 16+.

A popular and varied annual exhibition of arts and craft work by talented residents of Sanctuary Supported Living that wins critical acclaim. A family friendly event (i.e. suitable for all ages).

Contemporary works in a variety of media.

Film is better on the Fringe! A different cinematic flavour every weeknight. Showing short film from all over the world, Fringe Film presents robots, jelly babies, dead guys and more. Catch them all for £10! Best of the Cornwall Film Festival: Monday 6th, Tuesday 7th, Monday 27th. Documentary: Monday 13th…

Antonia Baehr looks at human-animal relationships with this acoustic portrait of the affinity between her mother and her dog and the choreography of their everyday comings and goings.

• Written by: Tom Wainwright

An intimate performance piece about a lonely man, longing to have a life he has never lived, who builds models which become vessels for his dreams and melancholy. Video projection and paper craft is incorporated into this work co-created by artists Davy and Kristin McGuire.

• Directed by: David Rosenberg
• Written by: Ben Ringham (music)

Maverick theatre producing company Fuel presents David Rosenberg's contemporary performance which takes place in total darkness. Written by Glen Neath supported by sound artists Ben and Max Ringham. Audience members are required to wear a headset. Not suitable for under 16s.

A practical session learning about the style of painting, artists and the various colours they used.

Interactive performance-installation piece from the political Glasgow-based artist and Athena Award winner. An experiential guided walk challenging perceptions of diversity.

Mixed-media highlighting the adoption of low-tech cheap materials by artists in the current economic climate, by Robyn Appleton, Catherine Bagg, Joe Doldon, Ralph Dorey, Dave Hanger, Nicholas Mortimer and Rachel Price.

Subtle and eloquent performance from Jimmy Robert who reveals the vulnerability of the body in its unwitting role as a mirror of social situations.

Paintings by the Canadian artist which take visual cues from actual and virtual environments, presented in the gallery's window space.

A suffusion of bikes in this exhibition of entrants and winners of the mountain biking photography competition.

Lip-sync drag performance from boychild, a young black transgender artist who re-appropriates mainstream fashion and hetro-pop to change its meaning completely.