A really interesting version of the famous story, with a wonderful set of Orient Express train compartments on the stage.

Nuanced and fiery reframing of Nirvana and the trans experience by "destructive" theatre-maker Emma Frankland.

The 1960s soul sensation delighted an enraptured crowd with songs and stories from her incredible life in music.

Subtlety, power and scale, the Fennesz soundscape engulfs and enriches.

A dark award winning drama from the Martin McDonagh, beautifully realised: a must see for any fans of 'In Bruges' or 'The Banshees of Inisherin'

An often hilarious, sometimes poignant behind the scenes look at filming Jaws, from the viewpoint of the three lead actors: a must watch for any fans of the film.

A charming, funny and poignant tale of a day in the life of a Korean family who run a convenience store in Canada, which inspired a hit TV series.

Rip-roarin’ musical revival with imperious leads and a fantastic ensemble tips its hat to a West that is wild in more ways than one.

A brilliant piece of theatre about the things we say, the things we don’t, and who we choose to trust: three women, three conversations; three versions of reality.

An inspiring and joyful show, based on an extraordinary true story, that is as much an anthem for Brighton as any musical could be.

Neo-soul vibes, whip-sharp spoken word and cellos as guitars : another exceptional session from 'basics'.

Two of the UK's finest new soul/jazz female vocalists performed dazzling sets that showed they were stars in the making.

An exceptional, phenomenal, magical show; whether you know the story or not, this is first class incredible and inspiring theatre.

What better way way to spend the first sunny day of the year, than watching an exquisitely curated line up of bands.