It's comedy, but it ain't stand-up. Extra Topping is a comedy night where you can expect to see the UK's finest sketch, improv, character, physical or musical comedy or anything that is just that little bit different. All hosted by the incredible, insatiable, and incorrigible Leslie Bloom - fitness instructor, mother, investigator and occasional tarot card reader. Find out more at the website.

Brighton Telltales is a monthly night of spoken word and traditional storytelling. The evening is open to anyone wanting to perform their material, whether you are an amateur, a seasoned professional, or if you just want to sit and enjoy the stories. There is no restriction on subject matter, so expect anything from everyday drama to fantastical dreamscapes! So sign up for a free ticket and join us for a evening of wordsmithery and magic.

The Brighton Slamologue, a monologue slam where performers deliver 2-3 minute monologues from existing plays—expect quirky, offbeat choices - not overdone speeches! Every week selected audience members get to vote, deciding who snags the cash prizes and wins the slam. Whether you’re an acting pro or theatre newbie, this is an evening you will love. The tickets on sale are for audience tickets only.

Here at the End of the World, the planet may be on fire, but so is our urge for trivia! We’ve put together a wee quiz to test your knowledge of the Old World, scavenged from the ashes civilization left behind, so grab your pals, get a drink, and settle in for the apocalypse’s finest pub quiz. Third Monday of every month. Max teams of 5. £1 entry per person.

ShortForMania is Brighton's only improv team (jk we're not), our show combines short form improv, long form improv, sketch, and whatever else is fascinating us this month. Expect smart, relevant comedy done by very lovely strange people.

For centuries, they built a peaceful society by the water... only to have the men of Sarnath destroy them. The moon is full... and it's time for revenge. HP Lovecraft's tale of dark idols and watery doom, transported to an age of steam and incipient ecological catastrophe, is brought to life by TL Wiswell's dreamy silhouette puppetry. "The Doom That Came to Sarnath" is then proceeded by storyteller Ben Sohawon's original adaptation of "The Haunter of the Dark," Lovecraft's final, and most terrifying, work, with experimental musician Kinga Janicka adding to the creeping horror. Brought to you by the London Lovecraft Festival as the first quarterly outing of "Lovecraft by the Sea," a series of festival favorites brought to your doorstep in the intimate confines of Sweet@The Yellow Book. "[Wiswell]... managed to surprise even the most fervent Lovecraft devotees" - Starburst Magazine (for "Dreamquest of Unknown Kadath")