Komedia Brighton continues to cement its reputation as the most vibrant venue in the South with a string of industry awards and nominations.
May 2008
Follow Me - the story of the final moments of Ruth Ellis, the last woman to be hung in England - told from both Hangman Albert Pierrepoint and the condemned Ruth Ellis, was awarded an Argus Angel by the local daily newspaper. The award recognises Artistic Excellence in both the Fringe and Festival programmes.
May 2008
Latest 7/Latest Homes Brighton Festival Awards
Beth Fitzgerald walked away with the award for Best Actress for her performance as Ruth Ellis, the last woman to be hung in England, in Guy Masterson’s incredible Follow Me.
2008
Chortle Awards
Komedia broke records in February 2008 as the venue walked away with the Chortle Award for Best Comedy Venue in the South for an incredible sixth time.
2008
Chortle Awards
Komedia’s Krater Comedy Club co-founder and regular compere beat strong competition to walk away with the Chortle Award for Best Compere - in the whole of the UK!
May 2007
Latest 7/Latest Homes Brighton Festival Awards
There was a LOT of shows in the May 2007 Brighton Fringe Festival, and Komedia is voted as having the best. The Be(a)st of Taylor Mac, a poignant collection of songs and thoughts from New York’s finest performer (and ukuele maestro) Taylor Mac, moved audiences like no other show.
May 2007
Latest 7/Latest Homes Brighton Festival Awards
Komedia’s astounding and enviable programme of theatre, music, cabaret and comedy in the Brighton Festival Fringe 2007 is recognised as we walk away with the most sought-after award of the evening.
May 2007
Seven acts are the proud recipients of the first ever Argus Angel Awards. These shows included band Fulborn Teversham, character comedian Count Arthur Strong, cabaret act Taylor Mac, Japanese mime artists Gamarjobat, Inspector Sands & Stamping Ground Theatre’s Hysteria, Brighton’s own Prodigal Theatre’s Queen of the Slaughter and one-man show Radio.
August 2006
Edinburgh Fringe Festival
Komedia were delighted to receive a coveted Fringe First Award at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival 2006 for its role as a co-producer on Brighton Theatre Event’s Meeting Joe Strummer - a passionate punk comedy about two Clash fans across three decades, and their devotion to the man who set an agenda for a generation.
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2006, 2005, 2004, 2003, 2002
Chortle Awards
Our top notch comedy programme maintains our domination of the Chortle Awards for Best Comedy Venue in the South of England (and that is one very big region).
September 2005
Brighton and Hove Business Awards
Komedia’s position at the heart of the Brighton’s Cultural Quarter is affirmed as we win the award for the top cultural destination in one of the UK’s most vibrant cities.
November 2003
Sussex Business Awards
Komedia’s work across the entertainment spectrum is recognised as we are runner up in the Award encompassing the whole Creative Industries across Sussex.
2002
Arts Council of England
Komedia’s continued commitment to entertaining all ages with our Theatre and Children’s programme is honored.
2001 - date
Six years ago, Komedia co-founded and produced the incredibly successful Aurora Nova season of international visual and physical theatre and dance at St. Stephen’s in Edinburgh. Since 2001, the venue has won The Guardian Award for Best Venue 2004, and numerous Fringe Firsts, Herald Angels and more for the various shows programmed at the venue. Some of these shows and awards are listed below:
SCOTSMAN FRINGE FIRST AWARDS
TOTAL THEATRE AWARDS
HERALD ANGEL AWARD
HERALD ARCH ANGEL AWARD
Tue 25 Nov 2008
