
A themed bottomless brunch in Brighton featuring movie musical sing-alongs, games, and prizes hosted by comedian Lee Peart at Komedia Basement.
Komedia is adding a new series to its basement programme called the Mystery Musicals Bottomless Brunch, blending the city's love for musical theatre with the usual weekend brunch format. The concept is built around movie musical sing-alongs, complete with on-screen subtitles for those who might not know every lyric by heart. What sets this apart from other themed events is the 'mystery' element; the specific musical isn't revealed to ticket holders until one week before the event. This lead time is intended for guests to coordinate costumes and accessories, especially as there are prizes involved for those who lean into the theme. To set the stage, Sarah King from Flamingo Styling handles the decor, aiming to transform the basement into a space that reflects the theatrical nature of the afternoon.
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The sessions are hosted by comedian and podcaster Lee Peart, who manages the flow of the event through a mix of audience games and lip-sync challenges. It is strictly an 18+ affair, held in a cabaret-style setting with unreserved seating, so arriving early is usually a good idea if you have a preference for where you sit. Doors open at 12:00 pm, with the actual show starting at 1:15 pm. The ticket price includes a themed brunch menu and a 90-minute window of bottomless drinks. It’s a structured afternoon that moves from dining into the more interactive performance elements, led by Peart’s comedic hosting style.
For those looking at the 2026 calendar, the confirmed dates for these brunches are 25 April, 6 June, 11 July, 26 September, and 14 November. The organisers, including Komedia’s marketing manager Roxy van der Post, have developed the event as a nod to traditional theatre culture, while Peart himself has noted his own long-standing appreciation for the genre. It’s a specific type of afternoon out that relies heavily on audience participation and a shared interest in musicals, providing a dedicated space in Brighton for fans of the genre to gather outside of a standard theatre performance.















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