Name: FemFest Scratch Night 2.0 - 22nd July 2023
Start: 2023-07-22 19:00:00
End: 2023-07-22 21:30:00
Location: The Actors

Bored of the same-old Summer Saturday nights? Fed up of listening to your neighbors kids screaming in the garden? Want to get away from the topless chanting lads who invade Brighton every summer? Weve got you covered babes.

Join us at the second official FemFest scratch night set up for artists to come and explore new ideas in a supportive space. Our first Scratch night in March sold out, so be sure to snap up your tickets before theyre all gone! The line up will be released very soon so keep your eyes peeled and dont miss out.

Youll be speaking of this night for years to come, where youll be able to say to your friends, Oh yeah, I saw them when they first started at the legendary FemFest Scratch Night in 2023.

Scratch nights are all about creating a joyful and encouraging environment that allows performers to take risks. From clowning to cabaret, character comedy to contemplative monologues, we welcome anyone and everyone to come and see art in its formative stages and give it the opportunity to grow. Well be inviting six artists to showcase 20 minutes of their new work. Audiences will be able to give feedback helping these artists develop their work further.

Join us at 7PM on the 22nd of July at The Actors (4 Princes St, Brighton, BN2 1RD) for a night of summer scratch joy.

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