Sean Morley presents his comedy show Backchannel, a unique performance reinventing comedy for Broken Britain, part of the Brighton Fringe 2026.
If you are looking for something a bit different during this year's Brighton Fringe, Sean Morley is bringing his show, Backchannel, to the WundaBarn at the SpiegelGardens on May 23, 2026. It is a 60-minute performance presented by Liebenspiel Presents that aims to explore comedy through the lens of what is being called 'Broken Britain'. The show has received some specific critical attention, with The Guardian noting that it 'defies any sort of description' and Chortle describing it as 'insane, beautiful', which gives you a sense of the tone you might expect.
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Regarding the logistics, the event is ticketed, with standard entry priced at £12 and a concession rate available for £10. Since the seating at the WundaBarn is unreserved, it is worth planning to arrive about 30 minutes before the start time if you want to secure a specific spot. The venue itself is equipped with wheelchair access and accessible toilets, and they do allow assistance dogs, so it is set up to accommodate a range of needs.
It is worth noting that there is a 16+ guideline for this show, so it is not suitable for younger audiences. Additionally, the venue operates a 'Babes in Arms' policy, which means children under the age of 2 are not permitted to attend. If you are familiar with the SpiegelGardens, you know the layout can get busy during the Fringe, so keeping that arrival time in mind is probably the best way to ensure a smooth experience.















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