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...
Step into a world of deception, desire and deadly ambition as The Talented Mr Ripley complete with a star-studded cast, comes to Eastbourne’s Devonshire Park Theatre 30 March – 4 April. See this great thriller live on stage! Just 30 mins down the road form Brighton and what a...
A new study has found that people over 80 who don't eat meat are less likely to become centenarians than those who do. Before anyone starts reconsidering a plant-based diet, it's worth understanding exactly what this research does and doesn't say — because the headline finding obscures a considerably...
Ballet Nights Brighton brought an extraordinary evening of live dance to Theatre Royal Brighton, where local dancer Phoebe Dowglass performed alongside international stars in a programme that seamlessly blended classical precision with contemporary edge.
There are evenings you attend as a journalist — notebook in hand, ready to observe and...
Longhill Sports Centre in Rottingdean took on a very different atmosphere when Dinomania arrived in Brighton, transforming the sports hall into a lively prehistoric playground for families. The 90 minute show quickly drew in an enthusiastic crowd and once the show got underway, it delivered a combination of theatre,...
BALLET NIGHTS, the critically-acclaimed programme of classical and modern ballet, live music, and exciting new work takes to the road in March for its first ever regional tour dates. Featuring world-class performers from across the globe, BALLET NIGHTS’ mouth-watering programme of ballet, dance and music will perform this...
Director Silvio Soldini’s wartime drama The Tasters is a gripping and deeply affecting film. Inspired by the testimony of Margot Wölk, who claimed in 2012 that she had been forced to taste Adolf Hitler’s food during the second world war, the film examines survival and moral compromise among those...
Theatre Royal Brighton and Brighton and Hove Women’s History Group are delighted to announce that a successful bid has been made to erect a blue plaque honouring Ellen Nye Chart on the theatre frontage — a tribute that arrives in timely alignment with International Women’s Day celebrations.
Ellen Nye Chart was the manager of Theatre Royal...
Gemma Logan reviews Sea Life Brighton.
Seven Oceans, One Decade
Ten years ago, the English Channel marked the beginning of a pursuit that would span five continents and seven of the world's most brutal channel swims. Join Coach Tim Denyer and Australian ocean swimmer Mark Sowerby as they reflect on a decade-long journey shaped by endurance,...
