1. Tell us about your show in no more than 30 words.
Off The Cuff is an improvised comedy show. Come along, give us your suggestions for a sketch and we'll do our best to make you laugh!

2. What's your role in it?
I'm one of the 'players' – the people who participate in the show. In total we have about fifteen members, but you'll see about six in a performance. We all have a hand in direction, publicity, and generally running the show too.

3. Why are you bringing the show to the Brighton Fringe this year?
Why not?! Brighton is our home and this is our third Fringe ever. I love the atmosphere around the city at this time of year (especially when the sun comes out like this!). The Brighton Fringe seems to be getting bigger and better each year, but we need to do more!

4. What are you most looking forward to about the Fringe?
The way Brighton comes alive! More specifically, I would really like to see some of the other improv troupes coming to the Festival! It's always nice to be in the audience and watch someone else do the hard work on stage!

5. What are you least looking forward to?
The damage the Fringe does to my wallet! Seriously, I think some venues need to take a serious look at their ticket prices. It's a Fringe Festival, the way to make money is to create a good show and pack people in with cheap tickets – not try and bring ten people in every night and charge them twelve pounds each.

Le Cirque de Improv, Off The Cuff, The Hare & Hounds, 16, 23, 24, 25 May, 8:00pm, £5.00 (£4.00), fringe pp13, more at www.offthecuffcomedy.com.