A3 poster for 'A Right Pair' production at the Marlborough Theatre, starring Bette Bourne and Paul Shaw. Show nights ran on 5th, 6th, 12th, and 13th May 2012.

Custard Club is the Brighton Fringe Bursary Winner 2026 and winner of the Pebble Trust Young People's Bursary. It was performed at the Lantern Theatre from 24 to 28 May. Custard Club tells the story of Nancy, a young woman whose fraught search for queer community pushes her to the most sensible solution she can muster: summoning four women from across the twentieth century to her kitchen table for an unforgettable evening of passive aggression, genuine aggression, impromptu drag numbers and custard fights. At times, Custard Club is a poignant look at queer costuming, coding and community-building, at others, a campy, raucous spectacle.

BGMC's homage to Anneka Rice's "Treasure Hunt" including "live feeds" from various locations all over Brighton and Hove. On the back of our first sell out show at Brighton Dome, we were feeling quite ambitious and so decided to do something experimental with the usual show format. We shot pre-record scenes of our own Manneka Rice (a chorus member in drag) dashing around Brighton trying to locate the utimate gay song. Manneka would interview chorus members acting as members of the public looking for clues. These were then shown at various points during the show where we had Windy Willis and co trying to help from HQ as if they were in direct live communication. The show ended with Manneka bursting into the church and finding the answer under the Mayors seat. I think it was I Will Survive, which the Chorus then dutifully performed to much applause. Anneka Rice even sent a thank you message which was played out at the end. One of most ambitious and fun shows to date, which was a sell out success. I seem to remember it was the first time we had "gone big" for our Fringe show, where previously they had been quite small shows in the Old Court House. Since then our Fringe show has become a main feature of our annual calendar.

Promotional poster for Harry Clayton-Wright's award-winning theatre performance Sex Education. The first run of the show took place at the Marlborough Pub & Theatre in 2016. Poster design by Sarah Ferrari. Photo credit Greg Bailey

Digital copy of a flyer for 'Literary Bent: Neil Bartlett & Bette Bourne' at the Brighton Fringe 2010, with Pink Fringe (Front & Back)

Marlborough Madams Flyer (2010)

Marlborough Theatre Brighton Fringe 2012 Brochure designed by Sarah Ferrari. Pink Fringe LGBTIQ+ programme highlights include: A Right Pair - Bette Bourne & Paul Shaw Trouser Wearing Characters - Rose Collis Mae-Day: I'm Not Waving I'm Drowning - Mae Martin Rachael's Café - Little Fly Theatre

Marlborough Theatre Brighton Fringe 2013 Brochure designed by Sarah Ferrari. Pink Fringe LGBTIQ+ highlights include: Adventure Misdaventure - Nick Field A Right Pair - Bette Bourne and Paul Shaw Night After Night by Neil Bartlett and Nicholas Bloomfield - performed by Paul Shaw Nicholas Bloomfield Sister Acts - Mzz Kimberley and Son of a Tutu

Marlborough Theatre Brighton Fringe 2015 Brochure designed by Sarah Ferrari. Pink Fringe LGBTIQ+ programme highlights include: Big Girl's Blouse - Kate O'Donnell Miss Behave's Gameshow - Miss Behave with Harry Clayton-Wright Hard Graft - David Sheppeard Chisteene Machine

Marlborough Theatre Brighton Fringe 2016 Brochure designed by Sarah Ferrari. Pink Fringe LGBTIQ+ programme highlights include: Naked Boys Reading Sissy's Progress - Nando Messias Break Yourself - Ira Brand Funeral Doom Spiritual For Male Soprano Piano & Electronics - M Lamar Help! I Think I Might Be Fabulous - Alfie Ordinary King of the Fringe Joan - Milk Presents Stud - Ivor McAskill The Daily Grind - Laurie Brown Women's Hour - Sh!t Theatre

Marlborough Theatre Brighton Fringe 2017 Brochure designed by Sarah Ferrari. Pink Fringe LGBTIQ+ programme highlights include: Triple Threat - Lucy McCormick Makin in Rain - Nicole Henriksen The Comforter - Stacy Makishi OUT - Rachael Young Gypsy Queen - Hope Theatre Company The Dog and Pony Show (Bring Your Own Pony) - Holly Hughes Sex Education - Harry Clayton-Wright Who Do You Think You Are? Barbara Brownskirt The Girl From Oz - Courtney Act

A brochure of queer cultural events taking place from February 2014 - April 2014 in venues across Brighton & Hove supported by Arts Council England and Brighton & Hove City Council. The programme features: New Ways of Living by acclaimed choreographer Gary Clarke The Tammy Show by Lois Weaver from legendary lesbian theatre company Split Britches Women's House by Sh!t Theatre If You Want Bigger Yorkshire Puddings You Need A Bigger Tin by Lucy Hutson We Object by Figs in Wigs Ruff by Peggy Shaw / Split Britches Women's Day Spectacular co produced with Traumfrau Quit Playing With Yourself featuring new work from Ginger Johnson and Jo Bannon Hurt Me by David Hoyle Performr a new digital commission from Marlborough Productions

Amy and Rosana are sisters, born 22 months apart in the mid-1980s. Amy works in the sex industry, while Rosana is a lesbian with a shaved head. Both are feminists. The show was presented on Wednesday 7 May and Thursday 8 May at 7.30pm.