“The region’s leading purveyor of innovative and experimental performance. Presenting a programme of leading national and international artists alongside the Brighton’s most exciting experimental performers, The Basement is a vibrant hub for all things subversive and idiosyncratic.”
Photo: Jam Jar, Clod Ensemble by Manuel Vason, Sachi Photography.
The Dome is the premiere performance venue in Brighton with three spaces in one: the Pavilion Theatre, Corn Exchange and Concert Hall.
A intimate space above the pub with a long tradition of theatrical productions. The Marlborough is famous for its stimulating, high quality productions throughout the year, and especially during the Brighton Festival.
“Dedicated to supporting the creation of new theatre and dance and to the ongoing development of artists. As a fringe venue we are committed to independent work formed outside the mainstream in which the nature of each project defines the process by which it is made, and where we as a venue will adapt our model of development to offer the maximum level of support to each artist we work with.”
Part of Brighton University, the Sallis Benney Theatre is “a space for top-quality visual and performing arts in the centre of Brighton. Hosts Brighton Festival performances, fashion shows, talks by internationally renowned designers and artists and sell-out addresses by visiting and faculty lecturers.”
Theatre Royal
Brighton’s largest theatre in delightful grade 2 listed building. Produces its own work and showcases the best of West End and touring productions, including musicals, opera, plays and ballet. 35 Bond Street, Brighton BN1 1SD.
This award-winning fringe theatre is located above the Three and Ten pub in Kemp Town. Showcases "innovative and ground-breaking drama from around the world", featuring contemporary classics as well as new writing. Also home to the Brighton Comedy Fringe.