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From art exhibitions and theatre to music, literature and creative movements, this category explores the people, places and ideas shaping Brighton’s cultural life — celebrating both grassroots creativity and headline events across the city.

With the holidays approaching and temperatures increasing, we're going to have to find ways to fill the long Summer days. It's well known that Brighton is absolutely bursting with activities, you'd find it hard to be bored here. Nevertheless, like all cities, it can be an expensive place for...
If you're looking for some music inspo, whether it be to reinject some life into your music collection or just to relive the old classics, you've stumbled upon the right place. To celebrate just how amazing our seaside city is, we've created a playlist full to the brim of...
A meditative music tune is playing, a calm voice reads in your ear: "Look at her. Where do you think she is going? Or he?". You are standing at Jubilee Square like you have probably done it many times before. But for the first time, you actually take the...
It's well known that Brighton is a hotspot for lovely views, whether they be urban or rural. With a dazzling pier, hustling and bustling streets, intricate alley ways and greenery provided by the South Downs, it's hard to imagine anywhere quite like Brighton. Part of Brighton's charm comes from...
A red nose, a painted face, funny shoes... that's the usual image that pops up in our mind when someone says 'clown'. But is that really what being a clown is all about? Believe me, it's not! With her surreal clowning show "The Expector", Paula Valluerca will soon make Fringe-goers...
We all have got a story to tell, some more interesting than others, but each one unique in its own way! As part of this year's Brighton Festival, members of the so-called Storytelling Army will rock up in random places to tell you their stories.  So, be prepared whenever you take the bus,...
It is the tragic love story of the Cornish knight Tristan and the Irish princess Yseult. Having fought successfully against the Irish in the name of his king and uncle Mark of Cornwall, Tristan's mission is to bring Yseult to Mark so that he can marry her. On the...
It all starts with the announcement of bad news: There has been a murder! Who is the person that has been murdered? What was his or her job? What did he or she get killed with? With nothing but these three simple questions to the audience, The Chandeliers set the frame...
Have you ever felt like you don't really fit into the labels society puts on us? Ever hesitated when filling out a questionnaire asking whether you consider yourself male or female? This is what queer theatre is about. How are gender and sexuality viewed by and fit in our society? This year,...
What if I told you that you know nothing about sex?  Would you believe me?  These are just a couple questions from Rant + Rave.  They are an emerging theatre company and comprise of mostly current and former UEA students. Sexual Fears of a Modern Day Virgin is the name of...