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WOULD LIKE TO MEET TUES 17 - THURS 19 SEPT // RIALTO THEATRE A play about dating in the digital world, Would Like To Meet is...

A new festival of LGBTQ+ voices in literature in Brighton, The Coast Is Queer brings together writers, performers, academics, activists and readers on Thurs...

An exciting new, site specific, devised play is heading to Theatre Royal Brighton on Mon 9 - Tues 10 Sept. Created by Brighton actor...

Death defying stunts, impressive pyrotechnics and breathtaking acrobatics; Cirque Berserk is a ninety minute adrenaline and emotional filled roller coaster from start to finish. Watching...

Written in 1978, Alan Ayckbourn’s gently acerbic Joking Apart pulls apart the middle-class psyche. It’s four scenes, all staged at the soirees of a...

Performer, TV actor and award-winning theatre creator, Emma Frankland, has focussed her energies on discussing gender and identity. Her latest work, Hearty, asks questions...

Returning to Brighton’s Caroline of Brunswick on Sat, 13 July  Girlfriend From Hell – The Bitch Is Back see Gabby Killick build on the...

After Museum Of The Moon’s enormous success at this year’s Brighton Festival, Brighton Dome are now celebrating the official anniversary of the Apollo moon...

Going to the theatre has been a popular pass time for generations, from the days of Shakespeare to today’s new and upcoming works, like...

The ironic thing about seeing The Girl On The Train, a play with an alcoholic as a protagonist, would have to be this; on...

Beyond hosting their own productions and new writing shows, Cast Iron Theatre have plenty to say about Brighton & Hove’s theatre scene. Formed in...

Nude clowns, dog leashed hunks and an 18-rated Hokey Cokey – my drag virginity was well and truly shattered at the three and a...