A versatile and flexible performance space in the heart of Brighton, Sussex, available for hire and hosting various genres of performance including plays, musical theatre, opera, comedy, and more. It has a maximum seated capacity of 50.
A madcap comedy musical about a chaotic teenage Halloween party that goes spectacularly wrong, presented by Stagelight Productions.
A chilling Victorian ghost story about a haunting at a lodging house, performed at The Lantern Theatre.
A one-man show by Charlie Flynn about the man who captured the Patterson-Gimlin film of Bigfoot, performed at The Lantern Theatre as part of the Brighton Fringe.
A chillingly funny psychological thriller by Paul Bassett Davies, staged as a two-hander with Davies and local actor John Black.
A theatrical ritual where storyteller Lumi the Host guides an audience through archetype, embodiment and humour in an intimate, queer-celebrating performance.
Jacob Marx-Rice's Chemistry, a darkly funny and moving exploration of love and mental health, at The Lantern Theatre.
A sketch show performance by the comedy duo Jacobs & Jones with Breadcrumbs, billed as a show to fight against the system and make their own jokes.
A 60-minute drag theatre adaptation of 'Little Lord Fauntleroy' by Jordana Belaiche, set at a boarding school for bad boys.
A comedy theatre show about British policing from the late 1970s, performed at The Lantern Theatre.
A tribute performance celebrating the 40th anniversary of the Pet Shop Boys' debut album 'Please' live in full, featuring hits like 'West End Girls' and 'It's a Sin'.
Magic show Just Let Me Have This by Andrew Frost, following sold-out Fringe runs.
Dark comedy about a cast waiting for press night reviews, with their own play unraveling into chaos, at The Lantern.
A bold new dark comedy by the female-led theatre group Gut Rot Girls, blending biting humour with themes of workplace danger and loyalty.
Solo character comedy with original songs and puppets about growing up with undiagnosed ADHD, by Lela Bergeron.
A solo dramatic reading of Charles Dickens' 'A Christmas Carol', performed by David Mansel, presented with clarity and warmth.
A traditional, candle-lit Victorian ghost story evening with mulled wine and mince pies, based on tales by writers such as Edgar Allan Poe and Charles Dickens.
A 60-minute fringe musical about the life and choices of Andrew Lloyd Webber, recommended for audiences aged 16 and over.
A mentalist show featuring mind-reading and illusions presented by Luke O'Hara at The Lantern Theatre.
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 camp musical comedy by OutCast Theatre that spoofs Ghostbusters and The Great British Bake Off.
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.
The renowned Cambridge University sketch comedy troupe brings their annual international tour show to The Lantern Theatre.
A debut play by Samuel Milletti exploring love, survival and longing in 1925 Berlin's dazzling cabaret underworld.
A new theatrical production by young people exploring social change through the lens of a war-ravaged world, presented by The Young Archivists company.
A series of dramatic monologues exploring a century of queer British life, from 1917 to 2017, presented by Thick As Thieves.
Theatre production of Loveplay by Moira Buffini, presented by ACT Brighton's One Year Foundation in Acting, exploring 2,000 years of love and lust.
An introductory acting course for children at The Lantern Theatre, with a performance on the final Friday.
Dominic Goodwin stars in this one-man show recalling the glory days of the variety stage in 1956, featuring comedy and classic songs.
A fun-filled cabaret show revealing the creativity and humour of the AKT Juniors, with puppets, stage combat and musical numbers.
A theatre showcase presenting the best new acting talent from ACT Drama School graduates.
