The Charlatans wowed a sold out Dome crowd with superb Scottish sibling newcomers The Cords kicking things off in style.

The original, interactive, dress-to-impress film and play came together in a sea of fishnets at The Dome.

An interesting version of a challenging play about the emergence of the actress in the 17th Century: where women are openly seen as play-things for men.

Three festivals in, and Homegrown continues to delight, with some spectacular performances drawn from our diverse scene.

The best feel good musical you’re ever likely to see: come on down to the Jungle pub, meet the regulars for an experience you’ll never forget.

Bez was the star of the show as Happy Mondays ran through their classic third album, with a strong support set from The Farm.

A sleek and stylish adaptation of the Agatha Christie classic, showing us the opulence and beauty of the time, with twists that still enthral.

A triumphant return for Balloon, showcasing a mesmerizing set of songs plus a charming support slot from Tim Keegan

The quintessential noir thriller adapted for the stage: a visual feast that promises much but doesn’t deliver up to its potential.

A first class adaptation of Jane Eyre in the unmistakable styling of This Is My Theatre, superb up close acting: a must see.

A feast for the senses: music, singing, and a huge variety of circus stunts: a true spectacle, and a joyful reminder of traditional colourful musicals.

Green Party leader Zack Polanski brought his live podcast to Brighton Dome this week with special guest Caroline Lucas.

A masterful adaptation of W. Somerset Maugham’s poignant comedy that will have you laughing, debating and deliberating long after the curtain comes down.

Mélanie Pain turned The Ropetackle Centre into an intimate French nightclub to present her wonderful, new album plus some old favourites.

A stunning, majestic and sublime production of one of the greatest musicals of all time from the incredibly Willy Russell: unmissable.

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.