In this special episode of the Streets Session, the business podcast brought to you by Mark Carr & Co and Streets Chartered Accountants, Robert Batson one of the Fringe Festival 2021 organisers and Mark Carr discuss the importance of this year’s festival for Brighton and the entertainment industry.

The podcast host James Pinchbeck Streets’ Marketing Partner chats with Robert Batson about what makes the Brighton Fringe special and one of the largest open-access arts festival in England. He explores too what is different this year and how the pandemic has impacted not just on the Festival format, but the content and performances that form this year’s diverse, exciting and imaginative programme.

Brightonian Mark Carr who heads up Mark Carr & Co specialists entertainment accountants and tax advisors, part of Streets Media, talks with James about the firm’s commitment to the sector and the Fringe. Mark shares with listeners his passion for the clients he works with and the support he and his team have given over the last year.

For further advice and to talk to Mark Carr & Co entertainment specialist accountants and tax advisers, with offices in Brighton and London, please email info@markcarr.co.uk or visit www.markcarr.co.uk.

Mark Carr & Co is part of the Streets Media Group which specialises in accountancy, financial and taxation services for those engaged in entertainment, media, gaming and technology.

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