A hilariously high-octane, outdoor production of Shakespeare's Macbeth performed by The HandleBards.
Lucy Worsley shares secrets and stories of Britain's royal past in this entertaining and enlightening theatre performance.
A new theatre performance by Daniel Kitson featuring music, funny voices, and jokes, part of his 2026 national tour.
Oscar Wilde's only novel is adapted for the stage in this atmospheric one-man show.
An improvised Jane Austen novel performed by an all-star cast in period costume with live musical accompaniment, based on audience suggestions.
A theatre production following Brighton and Hove Albion fans through the club's emotional history and recent successes.
A hilarious, moving and sometimes angry one-woman show by Charlotte Palmer exploring the experience of women over 50 who feel overlooked and ignored.
A British-Somali romantic comedy about two Somali teens finding connection and healing in a clinic waiting room.
The smash-hit National Theatre production of The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time returns to the Theatre Royal in Brighton.
A gentle, interactive children's theatre session for toddlers and young children, featuring the Stories with Skip programme.
A theatrical performance of the Restoration comedy by William Wycherley, presented by the Southwick Players as part of their 2026 season.
A surreal spoken word theatrical hybrid that takes the audience on a cathartically funny journey through 20 years in the hospitality industry.
A performance exploring the events of March 1979, including the Three Mile Island nuclear accident and the release of the album 'Second' by the band The Beat.
A theatre drama by John Webber about people taking risks to protest, presented by Metal Rabbit Productions.
Nigel Havers shares witty stories and behind-the-scenes gossip from his five-decade career in film, theatre, and television.
Jack Rooke presents his acclaimed comedy-theatre show 'Good Grief', a retrospective of his debut work co-written with his Nan, exploring themes of grief, ambition, and class.
A staged adaptation of Charles Dickens' ghost story performed inside the abandoned Cab Road Tunnel beneath Brighton Station.
A new darkly comic two-hander by Philip Morgan exploring the lives of a former sex worker and a terminally ill man in a homeless unit.
A chilling stage adaptation of Shirley Jackson's classic novel, directed by Martin Constantine, exploring the supernatural terrors of Hill House.
An interactive screening of a classic 'Murder, She Wrote' episode featuring games, prizes, and audience participation, hosted by superfan Tim Benzie.
Damn Cheek Productions presents the award-nominated play Learning How to Dive, by Brendan Murray, a tender and witty story about love, identity and the courage to be yourself.
A live stage show featuring historical figures and 3D special effects, bringing the history of Egypt to life for the whole family.
A modern retelling of Shakespeare's classic tragedy performed at the Brighton Dome.
A theatrical ritual where storyteller Lumi the Host guides an audience through archetype, embodiment and humour in an intimate, queer-celebrating performance.
A dark, brutal fable about the political power of stories, written and performed by Sam Ward.
Tall Stories' magical, musical adaptation of the classic picture book by Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler, aimed at children aged 3 and up.
The award-winning play by Inua Ellams tells the epic story of a friendship forged between a slave and her former master, set against the backdrop of the creation of Nigeria.
A hilarious, unconventional, and tipsy take on Shakespeare's Romeo & Juliet featuring a genuinely inebriated cast member.
A new stage adaptation of the iconic horror film series, exploring a story where characters discover that it is people, not places, that are haunted.
Performance art piece by Louise Orwin that explores fame and the TikTok universe for live and recorded audiences.
A children's theatre programme featuring stories, games and crafts led by the workshop leader and mascot, Skip the mouse, suitable for ages 2.5 to 4.
For one night only, we are turning up the mischief with our adults-only panto party.
A festive performance of the classic Dickens tale featuring narration by Alistair McGowan, musical interludes by Joanna MacGregor, and the BPO Brass Quintet.
Mat Jones returns with his acclaimed one-man performance of Charles Dickens’ beloved festive classic A Christmas Carol, recreating the atmosphere of the original readings.
Spoken word performance by artist myndstate presenting his debut collection Deep Breath, exploring themes of identity, love and survival.
An 80-minute high-octane adaptation of Shakespeare's Macbeth by Out of Chaos, in association with Oxford Playhouse. A full production playing at major theatres and festivals, presented in conjunction with ATG Creative Learning.
Hamza Yassin, the wildlife cameraman and presenter, takes to the stage for his first nationwide theatre tour, sharing behind-the-scenes tales from his global filming expeditions.
Agatha Christie's classic country house murder mystery play comes to the stage at Theatre Royal Brighton.
