A register for Worcester acts, venues, audiences, and helpers ready for a local Fringe.
Worcester Fringe opens 25 June 2027. Worcester has strong cultural identity and local venue potential. This page gathers demand first so a future Fringe can be built around the people who want to take part.
Build your own Fringe week, discover rooms you already pass, and hear first when new shows are announced.
Get UpdatesApply for real venue slots, get a ticket link, and turn each accepted show into something you can promote.
Find SlotsFill quiet rooms, approve the acts, appear on the Fringe map, and turn extra audience attention into trade.
Open Your RoomStart with one show, then let the night open out. Follow a venue, chase a genre, catch something before dinner, or take a chance on a room you have never been in before.
Comedy, theatre, music, cabaret, spoken word, family shows, and the strange little things that make a fringe feel alive.
Hop between pubs, clubs, studios, theatres, cafes, and hidden rooms with something new starting all evening.
Buy ahead, scan at the venue, or grab a last-minute ticket when the screen tells you something brilliant is about to start.
Hear when fresh shows are added, extra dates appear, and the one everyone is talking about gets another slot.
People are already at the bar, in the queue, or checking what to do next. Put today's shows on the screen, let them scan or tap, and sell the next room while the day is still moving.
Add each room, capacity, tech notes, access details, and the times you can programme.
Acts apply for the slots that fit. You keep the decision on what reaches your calendar.
Use unreserved tickets, a saved reserved seating plan, or an external box office link where that is right for the room.
The same event can feed the programme, venue screens, QR posters, door sales, Eventbrite where useful, and stand-up.co.uk discovery.
Different rooms need different reasons. A pub wants trade, atmosphere, and low hassle. A theatre wants useful programming, protected standards, and a model that respects how the space is normally hired.
Use the Fringe to make quieter parts of the day feel alive, give regulars something extra, and bring in people who would not otherwise be buying drinks in your room.
Use the Fringe to fill daylight slots, studio spaces, bar stages, rehearsal rooms, or whole-day hire blocks while staying in control of quality, access, and technical expectations.
The model is venue-led: venues publish availability, acts apply, venues approve, and the Fringe turns accepted shows into listings, ticket links, QR assets, and local promotion.
Tell us which rooms, dates, times, capacities, tech, and access details are realistic for your space.
Performers send show details, images, tech notes, setup time, and preferred slots for the venue to review.
You stay in control. Accept the shows that suit the room, hold slots, or ask for more detail before confirming.
The accepted show gets a listing, ticket route, QR-ready assets, and a place in the city-wide programme.
Apply once, get considered by real local rooms, and turn accepted shows into ticket links, listings, and social posts you can actually use.
The wider stand-up.co.uk account already supports connected social accounts, scheduled posts, event tags, stats, and video-led promotion. The Fringe can use that machinery so artists are not left with a listing and a shrug.
That means accepted acts can build repeatable promo around the show: ticket link, venue tag, date, image, clips, reminders, and follow-up posts.
Find Performer SlotsGet early programme drops, bring a show, offer a venue, or join the team making Worcester Fringe happen.