Award Winning Shows at Brighton Fringe 2021
We’ve Picked Out Some Prior Award Winners Who Are Back for This Year's Festival
On Sunday 10 April, Holly Alexander and Robert Batson from the Brighton Fringe team will be running the whopping 26.2-mile course around the city in the Brighton Marathon, in a bid to raise money for Brighton Fringe and spread awareness of the charity’s commitment to arts accessibility. As a registered charity, Brighton Fringe needs public donations to continue running England's largest arts festival year on year.
Robert says “I know it was my idea to do this, but I am bad at running and do not enjoy it. What will make it all worth it is seeing any support for Brighton Fringe as we wheeze our way across the finish line”.
Holly says “We will keep you all updated on our progress, it's fair to say it's not going well so far”.
We’ve set a target to raise £500 for our participation. As always, your kind donation is greatly appreciated and will contribute towards the running of Brighton Fringe, as well as our community partnerships and access provisions. Click here to donate!
Join us on the day as we cheer on our Brighton Fringe team from Jubilee Square, Sunday 10 April from 9am until 2. We love hearing from our supporters, so please email us if you have any questions or simply tell us about your experiences with Brighton Fringe. We look forward to welcoming you back to the festival this year from 6 May - 7 June 2022.
We’ve Picked Out Some Prior Award Winners Who Are Back for This Year's Festival
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