
A monologue slam where performers deliver 2-3 minute monologues from existing plays with audience voting and cash prizes.
The Brighton Slamologue is a recurring event held at The Yellow Book, located at 3a York Place, Brighton. It focuses on short-form theatre, specifically monologues lasting between two and three minutes. Performers select pieces from existing plays, often leaning towards choices that are described as quirky or offbeat. The format is designed to be accessible to both theatre professionals and those who are new to the stage, creating a space where the performance style is the primary focus. By keeping the monologues brief, the event maintains a steady pace throughout the evening, allowing for multiple performers to take the stage within the 19:30 to 21:00 timeframe.
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Each session operates on a competitive basis where the audience plays an active role in the outcome. After the performances, those in attendance vote to determine the winner, who receives a cash prize. This structure encourages a direct interaction between the performers and the room, as the audience’s feedback directly influences the result of the night. The events are scheduled on a monthly basis, consistently falling on Wednesdays. The upcoming session is set for 25 March 2026, with subsequent dates scheduled for 29 April, 27 May, 24 June, 29 July, 26 August, 30 September, 28 October, and 25 November 2026.
Entry to the event is priced at £7.00, though it is worth noting that this figure serves as a guide and can fluctuate on a daily basis. The venue, The Yellow Book, provides the setting for these performances, which aim to keep the pace brisk by limiting each monologue to a maximum of three minutes. Whether you are interested in the technical side of acting or simply looking for a different way to spend a Wednesday evening in Brighton, the structure of the slam allows for a straightforward experience without the need for extensive theatre knowledge. It is a practical way to see a variety of performances in a single sitting, with the added element of audience participation shaping the final result of each session.














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