Evangeline Brighton Fringe 2026 brings one of the more distinctive and theatrically daring shows of this year’s festival to the Lantern Theatre — a one-hour musical driven entirely by a single performer.
Running from 4–8 May 2026, Evangeline is written by Nia Williams and performed by Guy Brigg. It arrives...
The media exposes a scandal. A network of rich, powerful men are abusing teenage girls. Outrage spreads fast and the public demands that authorities reveal the evidence and bring the perpetrators to justice. Yet the system shields many of those involved and few face serious consequences.
This is not about...
Brighton Gay Men's Chorus returns to St George's Church in Kemptown on Friday 1st and Saturday 2nd May for Heroes — their first show of 2026 and one of the most anticipated events of this year's Brighton Fringe season.
The show is a celebration on two fronts: the musical icons...
Alice Ella brings a debut solo show to the stage this May — and it is exactly as chaotic, funny and unexpectedly moving as the title suggests.
Chronically Sick, Hormonal Slag plays at Komedia Brighton on 5, 11 and 18 May 2026, doors at 7:30pm, show at 8pm. Three nights only.
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Quick Answer The UK government is planning to double the qualifying period for indefinite leave to remain from five to ten years for most migrants, and extend it to 20 years for refugees — a change that would make Britain one of the most restrictive high-income democracies in the...
On April 1 2026, NASA launched Artemis II — its first crewed mission around the Moon since the Apollo era. Four astronauts are now travelling further from Earth than any humans have ventured in over fifty years, aboard the Orion spacecraft on a ten-day mission designed to prove that...
The Puppini Sisters Bring Their Iconic Swing Harmonies to Brighton Komedia on 20 May — Celebrating 20 Years of Their Platinum Debut
The beloved vocal trio return with a brand new album and a tour marking two decades since the record that made them a mid-2000s phenomenon
Brighton is delighted to...
Food photography has quietly become one of the most powerful forces shaping how Brighton eats — and where diners choose to go. In a city shaped by tourism, diversity and an ever-evolving culinary scene, the way restaurants present their menus matters more than ever.
With visitors arriving from all over the...
"Ever get the feeling you've been cheated?" John Lydon's closing words before stalking off stage at San Francisco's Winterland Ballroom in January 1978 have echoed ever since. They were a bitter bookend to a fractious spell in the limelight — barely three years had passed since the band's first...
Theatre Royal Brighton has this week launched its brand-new What’s On Guide for Spring, packed with a vibrant and varied line-up of shows to brighten up the coming months.
Sophie Denney, Theatre Director, said: “This season brings so many fantastic shows to our historic stage. There’s something for everyone; no matter what you’re in...
