Built in 1807, Theatre Royal Brighton is one of the oldest and most distinguished theatres in the country. The auditorium of the Grade II* listed building, which is located at the heart of the city’s cultural quarter, represents an example of the finest regency architecture. The venue continues to delight audiences with a wide range of pre and post West End touring plays and musicals, as well as ballet, opera, music, comedy and children’s shows. Theatre Royal Brighton is an ATG Entertainment venue.
The Kite Runner – Review Taking on the mammoth task of adapting Khaled Hosseini’s bestselling novel The Kite Runner is not for the faint-hearted. Matthew Spangler took on the project with Hosseini’s advice and guidance and the result has Read More …
Shirley Valentine | Theatre Royal Brighton until Saturday 22 July Shirley Valentine Review Pauline Collins won an Oscar for her role as the title role in the film adaptation of Willy Russell’s play Shirley Valentine. The now well known Read More …
Theatre Royal Brighton until 3 June 2017. Wonderland Theatre Royal Brighton The world of Lewis Carroll is famously bizarre, his imagination has thrilled readers for generations. He wrote of fairies, imaginary worlds and talking creatures, but by far his most Read More …
★★★★ Intelligent, Witty and Fracking Fantastic Fracked | Theatre Royal Brighton | Tuesday 2nd May 2017 Fracked is a delicious combination of British comedy and political satire with a ruthlessly accurate reflection on modern society. Set in the near Read More …
An interview with James Bolam and Anne Reid about Fracked! Or Please Don’t Use The F-Word playing at the Theatre Royal in Brighton between Monday 1 May – Saturday 7 May. The play is a new comedy written by Alistair Read More …
Ray Cooney’s play OUT OF ORDER has been given a facelift to bring it up to date and will visit the Theatre Royal Brighton week commencing 20th March. With a career spanning seven decades in Showbusiness, Ray Cooney is one Read More …
Theatre Royal Brighton | Monday 13th –Saturday 18th February 2017 Not Dead Enough | Review There couldn’t be a better place to see Peter James’ Not Dead Enough than in the Theatre Royal Brighton. Acclaimed as one of Read More …
Theatre Royal Brighton | 6 – 11 February 2017 Gaslight | Review According to Wikipedia Gaslighting is a form of manipulation that seeks to sow seeds of doubt, hoping to make targets question their own memory, perception, and sanity. Read More …
This Competition is now Closed Win two tickets to see: Round the Horne at the Theatre Royal Brighton Tuesday 21st February Celebrating the ground breaking radio comedy series of the 1960s, Apollo Theatre Company lovingly recreate the original recordings Read More …
Patrick Hamilton’s classic thriller Gaslight starring Kara Tointon is heading to the Theatre Royal Brighton between Mon 6 – Sat 11 Feb. Although a play set in the 1880s, it has startling relevance to today, as the cast explain : Read More …