
Enthralling family fun, featuring Bill Bailey's unique blend of comedy, musical virtuosity, and surreal observations.
Bill Bailey is bringing his new show, Vaudevillean, to Brighton next winter, offering a modern take on classic variety entertainment. If you’re familiar with his work, you know he’s a multi-instrumentalist and comedian known for his unique blend of humor, musical virtuosity, and surreal tangents. This show is described as a celebration of the rich Vaudeville tradition—that old-school entertainment before TV and radio took over. Bailey steps into the role of a 'modern Vaudevillean,' promising a mix of songs, comedy, and unexpected observations. It’s even labeled as "enthralling family fun, to divert and transport from the tribulations of daily life," suggesting it’s suitable for most ages, though there is a specific note that anyone under 14 needs to be accompanied by an adult.
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We actually have three chances to catch him right here in town at The Brighton Centre (Kings Road, BN1 2GR). Bill Bailey is scheduled for Tuesday, December 1st, Wednesday, December 9th, and Thursday, December 10th, all in 2026. For all three dates, the general start time is listed as 7:00 PM. However, it’s worth noting that for the 9th and 10th, one source specifies that doors open at 7:00 PM and the show itself starts at 8:00 PM, so checking your specific ticket time closer to the date might be wise. Tickets have been on sale since late November 2025, and while we know it’s a seated event, the exact pricing for the Brighton dates is currently listed as 'To Be Confirmed' (TBC). For reference, other stops on the tour have tickets starting around £38.75.
The show itself is highly anticipated, building on Bailey’s reputation for inventive and often chaotic stage presence. Expect the usual blend of sharp wit, musical skill, and those tangents that make his shows so memorable. The focus on Vaudeville means we should see a performance that leans heavily into variety and stagecraft, combining comedy with musical interludes and detailed descriptions of the world. It sounds like a perfect way to break up the routine of daily life, offering a couple of hours of pure, inventive entertainment right before the holidays kick off.















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