Juliette Burton: Best Of Burton

Juliette Burton is bringing her show, Best Of Burton, to the Komedia Studio on Thursday, 21 May 2026. This performance is a bit of a milestone, marking ten years of her career by pulling together material from her various award-winning shows and her five sold-out seasons at the Edinburgh Fringe between 2015 and 2023. Since it is happening at the Gardner Street venue in the North Laine, it is a pretty central spot for anyone already planning to be around for the Brighton Fringe festival.

The show itself covers a lot of ground, focusing on themes like mental health, social justice, and nerd culture, while also touching on experiences within the LGBTQAI+ community. Burton’s style is often described as having a lot of heart, with a focus on hope and empowerment rather than just quick gags. Critics have called her work "liberating" and "relatable as f**k," and this specific hour is designed as a curated collection of the bits that have defined her work over the last decade. It is essentially a look back at her most successful material, aiming for a mix of kindness and life-affirming hilarity.

If you are looking at tickets, they are £15.00 for standard entry or £12.00 for concessions. Seating is unreserved, so it is worth keeping that in mind if you have a preference for where you sit. There is a bit of a mix-up in the listings regarding the time; one source says 20:00, but most others point to a 21:30 start with doors opening at 21:00. The age rating is also slightly unclear, cited as either 14+ or 16+ depending on where you look. On the accessibility side, the Komedia Studio is wheelchair accessible and they allow assistance dogs, so the venue is well-equipped for most needs. It is a straightforward option if you want to see a decade’s worth of comedy condensed into one session.