The true story of the BBCs first ever documentary about male homosexuality told in a brilliant, powerful and accessible way. Superb, unmissable theatre perfection.

Like the seminal movie that inspired it, this performance packs a formidable artistic punch.

The 2026 Lewes Psych Fest was a joyful affair with cracking sets from Minor Dents, Sick Man of Europe, Dactur Terra and Aircooled.

A gripping, fascinating and often funny play on so many levels, with beautiful direction and stunning performances from the three actors.

A fresh take on the much-loved heart-in-your-mouth '90s thriller - familiar, fun and packed with thrills, chills and kills!

Part-Christie, part-catastrophe and fully hilarious, Wick Theatre Company's latest production is the perfect tonic to chase away any January blues.

A sweet, charming and irrepressibly positive show for children, with music and singing of Clementine rekindling the heart and spirit of the town called Christmas.

The Wolter siblings provide us a with a glorious dream pop end to the live music year at Alphabet.

A high-octane musical biopic of "the band that changed rock music forever” captures the sound and swagger of the 60s.

This double bill, comprising two of London’s greatest hitmaking bands, provided a party atmosphere and so, so many classic songs.

A charming Dickensian musical, a tale full of larger than life characters, from good to bad; from streetwise to naive: a warming tale for this time of year.

The Gift is a celebration of life, love and laughter designed to warm hearts on a cold winter's night.

A fun, vibrant and poppy feel good show filled with life drama set to the songs of Steps, with a powerhouse lead and hilarious dance routines.

Makeshift Art Bar and Benefits deliver two of the gigs of the year, with DITZ as local champions, in a cracking weekend of music.

The 90s pop rap legend proved she can still Do The Do at a packed Green Door Store full of loyal fans who'd come to party.

The legendary Cabaret Voltaire- still brutal, still brilliant, still necessary.

A beautifully realised version of one of Dickens most famous stories, told with passion and integrity; all with the unique and imaginative stylings of This Is My Theatre.

The quintessential gothic horror with a new makeover for 2025, and better for it. A tense, jump out of your seat chiller.

The hard rocking, fast rolling trio made a welcome return trip to Brighton and dazzled with their infectious, dynamic energy.

A dark American comedy about a family of hit-women grappling with life’s direction, containing some graphic moments: enjoyable, with potential for even more.

Martyn Fry and Anne Dudley brought ABC's iconic album to life with a dazzling orchestral show.

A wonderful concept of eerie and scary stories of creeping dread from a bygone era, told by incredible actors in a compelling and authentic way.

The New Cross indie legends really delivered with an electrifying performance, ably supported by Brighton's own Asbo Derek.