
Professor Brian Cox presents a preview of his new world tour 'Emergence', exploring particle physics and cosmology alongside co-host Robin Ince.
On Tuesday, 17th March 2026, the Theatre Royal in Brighton is set to host a preview of Professor Brian Cox’s upcoming world tour, titled Emergence. This particular evening is framed as a "preview" performance, which means the audience in Brighton will be among the first to see the new material as it is being refined for the global stage. Joining him is his frequent collaborator Robin Ince, known to many from their work together on The Infinite Monkey Cage. The dynamic between the two involves a live interview format, which helps to break down the heavier scientific concepts into something more conversational and personal for the audience.
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The core of the show revolves around cosmology, astronomy, and particle physics, but the approach is specifically designed to be inclusive. Whether you spend your spare time reading scientific journals or you haven't thought about physics since school, the goal is to make highly complex ideas accessible to everyone. By testing the boundaries of current knowledge, Professor Brian Cox aims to give these topics a new dimension on stage. It is a chance to hear about the latest theories regarding the universe in a setting that is built for storytelling rather than just a standard academic lecture.
For those planning to head down to the Theatre Royal, the session begins at 19:30. In terms of getting hold of tickets, they are being managed through platforms like ATG Tickets and Ticketmaster, with a guide price of £43.77 for standard entry. While there are further dates mentioned for later in the year, specifically in October, this March date is the primary focus for the local tour stop. It is an all-ages event, so it is likely to draw a mix of families, students, and anyone in Brighton interested in a deep dive into science that doesn't feel overly formal.













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