A dance show set in 1970s New York, with soul music and world-class dancers.
The Brown Suite comes to the Theatre Royal this November, with five performances running from Tuesday 3 to Saturday 7 November. It's a dance show set in 1970s New York, and the soul music of the era is what drives the whole thing.
The story follows seven lives that collide within a vibrant soul-era community. It's built on the small moments that shift into something more: a glance becomes a flirtation, a dance turns into a romance, and one night can change everything. The music is the real engine here, a generation-defining soundtrack that fuels world-class dancers and exhilarating choreography, bringing the swagger, style and infectious energy of the seventies to the stage. The show is described as sexy, soulful, funny and full of life, presented as a celebration of music, dance and human connection.
Because it's a dance production, the focus is on the movement and the sound rather than a traditional plot. The soul music isn't just background; it's what the dancers work around, and the choreography is built to match that specific energy. If you've got a soft spot for the era, that's where the show finds its footing.
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It's playing at the Theatre Royal on New Road, BN1 1SD, with all five nights starting at 7:30pm. Tickets start from £15, so there's a few different price points to choose from depending on where you want to sit.
