St Mary's Church, Kemp Town, is an inclusive Anglican church in the heart of the Kemp Town area of Brighton. It is one of Brighton's architectural glories, affectionately known as the 'Cathedral of Kemp Town'. The present Grade II* listed building was built in 1876-8 to designs by Sir William Emerson in a Gothic Revival style, featuring a modest brick exterior that conceals an interior of surprising volume and warmth, noted for its Victorian stained glass and fine fittings. It serves as a place of worship and an atmospheric performance venue with a good acoustic.
An evening of folk music featuring singer-songwriter Vikki Clayton and guest Gabriella Frances at St Mary's Church.
Phil Bates performs original material, blues, Beatles songs, and ELO classics in an intimate concert setting.
Popular a cappella performance at St Mary's Church.
Jazz concert by acclaimed French pianist and composer Adrien Brandeis, presenting his new album 'Résurgence'.
A new theatre production exploring ancient history and its modern echoes, part of the Brighton Fringe festival.
A riotous comedy musical by Out Cast theatre company about a 90s pop group attempting a comeback.
A musical evening exploring spirituality through a journey from American gospel and spiritual hymns to African folk music, featuring saxophone and piano.
Edelyn Spina and the Holmbush Quartet perform Mozart’s Clarinet Quintet and a string quartet by Joseph Haydn at St Mary's Church.
The Bare-faced Violas perform a diverse repertoire of original works and arrangements for viola quartet, featuring music by Sussex composers.
Clarinet and piano recital featuring Jane Plessner and Nicola Grunberg performing Robert Schumann’s “Fantasy Pieces” and a Brahms clarinet sonata.
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