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.
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 …
Theatre Royal Brighton | Mon 28 November – Sat 3 December 2016 Blood Brothers | Review I have a confession to make. I am certainly not new to the phenomenon that is ‘Blood Brothers’, I have seen it on many Read More …
Sell A Door Theatre Company and the Queen’s Theatre Hornchurch, in association with Les Théâtres de la Ville de Luxembourg present: The Crucible By Arthur Miller Arthur Miller’s classic American drama, The Crucible, is coming to theatres in the Read More …
Theatre Royal Brighton | until 15th October A Room With A View Theatre Royal Brighton until 15/10/2016 Based on E.M Forster’s well known novel, this latest touring production directed by Adrian Noble tells a story through the lens of several Read More …
BREAKFAST AT TIFFANY’S THIS COMPETITION IS NOW CLOSED Congratulations to Tanya – we hope that you enjoy the show. Your chance to win a pair of tickets to the Opening Night of Breakfast at Tiffany’s at Theatre Royal Read More …
No Man’s Land | Review I have an hour-long drive home from the Theatre Royal Brighton and last night I spent most of it trying to decipher what I had just seen. No Man’s Land opened last night to Read More …
Theatre Royal Brighton until 11th June 2016 Brideshead Revisited | Review To me the title ‘Brideshead Revisited’ means two things, a musty book in our bookcase that hasn’t been read in years and a TV series aired in the early Read More …
Theatre Royal Brighton | until Saturday 7th May The King of Shakespeare’s plays King Lear | Review It’s the perfect time to delve into some of Shakespeare’s greatest works as we as a nation commemorate the death of Read More …
Of Mice and Men | Review John Steinbeck’s novella ‘Of Mice and Men’ is studied by students as a set text for good reason. It deals with such themes as loneliness, prejudice, violence and discrimination which are as Read More …