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 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'.
A new theatrical production by young people exploring social change through the lens of a war-ravaged world, presented by The Young Archivists company.
An electrifying new theatre production exploring the life of a struggling journalist and the consequences of her choices.
A lyrical and provocative dramatised reading by local playwright Nicki Jackowska, exploring themes of loss and recognition as part of the HerStories! festival.
A contemporary comedic play following two best friends, Pops and Rubes, as they navigate the highs and lows of a big night out after a breakup.
A romcom-thriller play starring Barbara Smith, exploring love and suspicion through 15 unique characters at The Lantern Theatre.
A fast-paced one-man sketch comedy show featuring character-driven comedy and audience participation at Brighton Fringe.
A heart-wrenching, trans-historical, egg-based romp about five women, four decades, and one delicious secret, featuring impromptu drag numbers and custard fights.
A theatrical performance exploring the real-life inspiration behind Jekyll and Hyde, featuring writer and performer Andy Dickinson. The play tells the story of Deacon Brodie, a respectable cabinet maker by day and masked thief by night in 18th-century Edinburgh.
A grittily honest and hilarious play exploring the life of a police officer from the late 1970s through three decades of British social history, performed as part of Brighton Fringe 26.
A debut comedy hour by Rushali, navigating life from Mumbai to Amsterdam with Bollywood-inspired flair and wit.
An affectionate musical comedy tribute to Her Majesty with audience participation, SingalongaLiz, Shakespeare and a quiz.
Acclaimed one-woman show starring Lottie Walker, detailing the life and activism of East London union leader Sara Wesker (1901-1971) using protest songs and humour.
Staged readings of 20-minute extracts of new plays written by students from ACT's Introduction To Playwriting Course, performed by professional actors.
A performance based on the rediscovered transcript of the BBC's first documentary on male homosexuality from 1954, written by Stephen M Hornby.
St Andrew's Church
Church Road, Hove, East Sussex
The Rossi Bar
8 Queens Road, Brighton, East Sussex, United Kingdom
The Chapel Royal
164 North Street, Brighton
Attenborough Centre for the Creative Arts (ACCA)
Gardner Center Road, Falmer, Brighton, East Sussex, England
Moulsecoomb Community Leisure Centre
Moulsecoomb Way, Brighton, East Sussex
