Brighton Fringe Award for Excellence in Association with Brighton Open Air Theatre (BOAT) Winner Announced
Winner: ‘the Canary and the Crow’ by Middle Child
Every year, the Brighton Fringe Awards celebrate the outstanding performances and events that make the festival fly. A whole host of awards celebrate the variety of art forms on show at the Fringe, and each award recognises the respective recipients in a unique way. All companies who win an award also win a free registration to take part in Brighton Fringe the following year.
View our 2018 award-winning events
A Midsummer Night's DROLL (The Owle Schreame)
I Wish My Life Were Like A Musical (Alexander S. Bermange)
YUCK Circus (Underbelly and YUCK Circus)
Mallets (Dogfish)
Arthur Smith: SYD (Arthur Smith)
Havana After Dark (Danza Cuba)
The Canary and the Crow (Middle Child)
Win a one week R&D Residency at the Balkan Retreat, followed by a short run at a fringe theatre in Belgrade, a possible co-production with the Balkan Producing House AND entry to Brighton Fringe 2020 at The Warren (including a favourable deal). A full week of sunshine, food, drinks, forest, a lake, but of course, and especially, a rehearsal space, which will be exclusively yours 24/7.
2019 Shortlisted Companies:
The Brighton Gin Cabaret & Circus Award
The Brighton Gin Cabaret & Circus Award is open to all performers whose work falls into the category of Cabaret & Circus. We are looking for originality, innovation and ingenuity, something which challenges an audience or just makes us roar with laughter.
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All exhibitions listed in the visual arts section was visited by Artist Open House judges for this award. Each was assessed on its quality, integrity and concept.
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Winner:
Open to all performers, art directors, designers and venues. It could be the design for your postcards, leaflets, flyers, posters, brochures, invitations, banners, A Boards... whatever superb creativity you are planning to print to promote your events and performances.
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the ONCA Green Curtain Award 2019 will go to the Brighton Fringe project that best manifests ONCA’s mission of supporting artists and audiences to engage with environmental and social challenges.
Previous Green Curtain winners are Jamal Harewood’s The Privileged and Subira.
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We are looking for work that surprises, challenges and excites us. You don’t have to be listed in the Dance section but your work must have movement and choreography at its heart.
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This award is for participants who are resident in Brighton & Hove, East Sussex or West Sussex only. The prize will enable you to tour to an international festival and includes up to £2,500 towards travel, accommodation and other related touring costs, to be used within 18 months of Brighton Fringe 2019 finishing. Judges from The Pebble Trust and the World Fringe Alliance will select the shows based on an application process.
2019 Shortlisted Events
The International Youth Arts Festival (IYAF) takes place every year in Kingston Upon Thames. The festival aims to present the greatest work by creatives and performers aged 26 and under and give a low-risk platform to the stars of tomorrow. There will be 1 winner selected from each of the following categories:
The winner in each category will be given a free performance slot at IYAF in July 2019.
Comedy Shortlist:
Children & Families Shortlist:
Theatre Shortlist:
New Writing South, in partnership with Brighton Fringe, is running the Best New Play Award 2019. This award is presented to a playwright in recognition of an outstanding, original theatre script produced at Brighton Fringe.
New Writing South are delighted to announce the shortlist for the Best New Play Award 2019.We received 68 entries this year and 11 plays have been shortlisted. These are:
At Brighton Fringe 2019, Voice Magazine will be awarding a prize to the Best Newcomer.
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It’s the public, not the critics, who’ll choose the winner! Anyone can vote for their favourite Brighton Fringe 2019 event through the Brighton Fringe App or website.
2019 Shortlisted Events:
Anyone who has attended a Brighton Fringe event is eligible to vote for their favourite venue via the Brighton Fringe website or App, both large and small venues will have an equal opportunity to win.
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Awarded to the person or organisation that best captures or embodies the spirit of Brighton Fringe!
Winner: Hannah Mermaid McInnes
Winner: ‘the Canary and the Crow’ by Middle Child
Last Thursday Brighton Fringe staff, participants, venue managers and supporters gathered at The Ledward Centre...
Talking to the Box Office...
