Brighton Dome Summer Brochure 2015 by Brighton Dome & Brighton Festival

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Glam Role Model

A dude who is fast becoming a recognisable face on British TV with appearances on Live At The Apollo, Mock The Week, QI, Never Mind the Buzzcocks, 8 Out of 10 Cats and more, Katherine Ryan embarks on her second UK stand up tour. The fresh, often dangerously fierce, pop culture-obsessed Canadian was unaffected by publicised death threats and survived the world's first crack-smoking mayor.

Comedy

Katherine Ryan

‘Warped wit...striking presence... killer lines...calm confidence’ The Scotsman

Sun 14 Jun, 8pm Corn Exchange £15.50 Age 14+

Comedy

Luisa Omielan Am I Right Ladies?!

Paul Merton’s Impro Chums Paul Merton, one of the UK’s most popular comedians, together with his highly renowned Impro Chums: Mike McShane, Lee Simpson, Richard Vranch and Suki Webster, will create a brand new show every night, inspired by suggestions from you the audience as well as their own finely honed improvisational skills. Sat 30 May, 8pm Concert Hall £22 (£20 concessions)

Another signature ‘party with jokes’ from Luisa Omielan, its follow up to her debut stand up show, What Would Beyoncé Do?! An empowering manifesto. You’ll have the time of your life #AmIRightLadies Age: 18+

Sat 4 Jul, 8pm Studio Theatre £13.50 (unreserved)

Max and Ivan

Stewart Lee

A Room With A Stew - Extra Date Back due to popular demand! Another chance to see this brand new live show with fresh material in preparation for Stewart's next BBC2 series of Stewart Lee's Comedy Vehicle. Sun 21 Jun, 7.30pm Concert Hall £22 Age Restriction: 16+

The End

Edinburgh Preview

Reginald D Hunter

The Man Who Attempted To Do As Much As Such Reginald D Hunter returns to the UK in 2015 with a brand new tour following a hugely successful year filming and performing around the world. Having appeared at the Melbourne Comedy Festival and Sydney Opera House Gala in Australia, Reginald made his debut in New Zealand before his first tour of mainland Europe. Travelling back to his birthplace in America, he filmed his BBC 2 series Reginald D Hunter’s Songs Of The South.

Welcome to Sudley-on-Sea. Take a look around. You don’t have long. Seriously. Foster’s Edinburgh Comedy Award and Melbourne Barry Awardnominees Max and Ivan (BBC1’s W1A, Radio 4’s Casebook of Max and Ivan) will be returning to the Edinburgh Fringe to tell an epic tale of a small town, on the day of its destruction. As the end approaches, there are choices to be made… Age 14+

Sun 2 Aug, 8pm Studio Theatre £10

Jimmy Carr

Funny Business -ExtraDate Multiple choice.Jimmy Carr’s Funny Business will be: a) Packed with jokes b) Rude and offensive c) A great night out d) £26 a ticket If you answered a, b, c, or d you were right! The latest stand up show from Jimmy, who has been described as ‘the hardest working man in comedy’. Which, let’s face it, is not that impressive.

Age 16+

Sun 28 Jun, 8pm Concert Hall £25 (£23 concessions)

Sun 30 Aug, 8pm Concert Hall £26

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Sun 31 May

Elvis Costello Tue 2 Jun

SPECTRUM Following the storming Record Store Day special, our exciting music project - in association with Resident – goes from strength to strength. Get ready for a summer of the freshest talent and energy from the Brighton music scene. For full line-ups visit brightondome.org and follow us on Facebook. Tue 23 Jun & Sat 18 Jul, doors 7.30pm Studio Theatre £4

George Benson In a career spanning five decades and over 30 albums, jazz master and Grammy Award winner George Benson has used his jazz roots as the foundation for an engaging mix of pop, R&B and other shades. Wed 22 & Thu 23 Jul, 7.30pm Concert Hall £67.50, £57.50, £47.50

Jimmy Cliff The Honourable Jimmy Cliff is a Jamaican Ska and Reggae singer, musician, and actor. He is the only currently living musician to hold the Order of Merit, the highest honour that can be granted by the Jamaican government for achievement in the arts and sciences. He is best known among mainstream audiences for songs such as Sitting in Limbo, You Can Get It If You Really Want, and Many Rivers to Cross from the soundtrack to The Harder They Come, which helped popularise reggae across the world. Tue 21 Jul, doors 7pm Concert Hall £23.50, £25.50

Bryan Ferry Thu 4 Jun (Returns only)

The Overtones Tue 9 Jun

TheGaslight Anthem Wed 10 Jun

Martha Lewis Fri 3 Jul

Sufjan Stevens Fri 4 Sep (Returns only)

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John Barrowman

Brighton Music Conference The leading annual electronic music conference in the UK run by the industry for the industry. Visit brightonmusicconference.co.uk for full details and to book. Fri 5 & Sat 6 Jun, 10am – 5.30pm

Herbie Flowers’ Jazz Breakfast Rise and shine for the best way to spend your weekend mornings. Mix these ever popular sessions of irresistible jazz with a cuppa on arrival and you have the recipe for a perfect sunday morning.

Sun 28 Jun & Sun 19 Jul, 11am Corn Exchange £7.50 (incl tea and coffee on arrival)

Pride

Duckie

Border Force

What will you do for a visa? Border Force is an immersive kunst-diskoteque about migration and desire. Duckie’s new globalised clubland challenges national identity, queers the borders and confronts xenophobia. Clubbers attempt to travel between countries, but the Border Force are strict, corruption is rife and there’s no such thing as jeux sans frontiers. Back after the riotous Mods vs. Rockers last year, queer performance purveyors

Duckie return to Brighton Dome’s Corn Exchange with a brand new clubbing spectacular for Brighton Pride’s 25th birthday weekend. Passports are potluck: where will you land?

Dress code: travel fashion, beach bum, business executive, expat, heteronormative holidaymaker, hitchhiker, pirate, trolly dolly, sex tourist, budgie smuggler.

Starring:

Amy Lamé as the Prime Minister Dickie Beau as the Queen Readers Wifes as the Global DJs Arrive in Brazil, Russia, India and China. Taste the food, drink the booze and watch the performances.

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Conceived & Directed by Joshua Sofaer

Age 18+

Sat 1 Aug, 9pm – 3am Please come early Corn Exchange £15

Classical Music

Brighton Festival Chorus Morgan Pochin Invictus - Cantata for Liberty Mozart Requiem James Morgan conductor Brighton Festival Chorus | City of London Sinfonia Brighton Festival Youth Choir | Brighton and Hove Community Youth Choir To mark the 800th anniversary of the Magna Carta, Brighton Festival Chorus presents a family-friendly evening of music, song and readings on the themes of liberty and justice. Brighton Festival Chorus and Youth Choir are joined by 125 young performers from local schools to perform a new choral work Invictus – Cantata for Liberty. Sung in English this is an accessible, inspiring piece about the signing of the Magna Carta and its impact on the laws of the land. Celebrating universal themes of freedom and self expression and using text from Kipling to Emily Dickinson, Invictus - Cantata for Liberty will entertain adults and children alike. After the interval Brighton Festival Chorus will perform Mozart’s world famous Requiem. With introductions from the stage and an excerpt from Amadeus this will be a fantastic introduction to choral work on a big scale!

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Thu 11 Jun, 7.30pm Concert Hall £20, £15, £10 (£17.50 / £12.50 / £7.50 concessions) Under 16s half price £40 / £30 / £20 Family ticket (2 adults + 2 children)

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Little Angel Theatre

The Journey Home Join Polar Bear as he sets off in search of a new home when the ice starts melting. Travelling through storms, busy shipping lanes and across oceans, he picks up some exciting friends along the way. Meet all the animals on their adventure to find a new home; what else will they encounter on their journey of discovery and friendship? The Journey Home, the acclaimed children’s book by award winning author Frann Preston-Gannon, is brought to life through puppetry, lyrical music and transformative design in this new production by Little Angel Theatre.

‘A thoughtprovoking story with a powerful message…a beautiful book.’ lovereading4kids.co.uk

Comedy Summer School A brilliant new opportunity for 14 – 19 year olds to find their inner joker on our new course about all things comedy. This week-long extravaganza is introduced on the Sunday by a session with hit comedy duo Max and Ivan and includes tickets to their show The End (see pg4). Learn and develop skills in stand-up, sketch writing, improvisation and more with a team of top class comedians and performers.

Ages 3-8 Duration approx 40 minutes

Thu 9 Jul, 1.30pm & 4.30pm Fri 10 Jul, 10.30am & 1.30pm Sat 11 Jul, 11.30am & 2.30pm (Playmakes craft session available after Sat 11.30am show, £5 per child. See brightondome.org for more details) Studio Theatre £7 (£5 concessions), £22 Family ticket (2 adults + 2 children) Schools £5 (One teacher/carer goes free for every ten children) You will have the opportunity to write and develop your own material and to show off your new found confidence and funny bones by performing in a cabaret performance on the Thursday eve. Whilst learning to be hilarious, there is also the chance to walk away with an Arts Award. (Contact hannahcoxeter@ brightonyouthcentre.org.uk for more Arts Award info) All budding comics will be able to show-off their new-found confidence at the mic in a show on Thursday evening.

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Ages 14 – 19

Sun 2 Aug - Thu 6 Aug £70 (includes tickets to Max and Ivan’s show) In association with Brighton Youth Centre

Dance

Carlos Acosta On Before

with Zenaida Yanowsky Carlos is the world's favourite dancer and this is his most personal work to date. On Before builds on Carlos' astonishing dance vision and features collaborations with major UK and international dance stars. On Before is created and danced by Carlos Acosta and Royal Ballet Principal Dancer Zenaida Yanowsky. The show combines existing and new choreography by some of the world's leading dance makers, Russell Maliphant, Kim Brandstrup, Will Tuckett, Edwaard Liang, Yuri Yanowsky and Miguel Altunaga in a framework created by Carlos which tells the story of a doomed relationship between a man and a woman. Thu 9 & Fri 10 & Sat 11 Jul, 7.30pm Concert Hall £27, £37, £42 (10% off for groups of 10+)

‘The next step for the Cuban superstar... the most adventurous and experimental we have seen from him.’ The Times

Coming Soon this Christmas Ballet Theatre UK

The Snow Queen A beautiful re-telling of Hans Christian Andersen’s classic fairytale ballet, The Snow Queen. This spectacular production follows the story of Gerda and her quest to find her friend Kay, whom the Snow Queen has placed under an evil spell. Ballet Theatre UK's renowned company of international dancers, beautiful costumes and glittering stage sets combine to create a magnificent spectacle, all set to a glorious and magical score.

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Sat 2 & Sun 3 Jan, 2.30pm & 7.30pm Concert Hall £10, £12.50, £15, £18.50 Under 16s half price

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Home:Life An intriguing installation with live performance: political, imaginative social commentary and personal explorations investigating Home and all that might, or might not, encompass - the challenges of navigating a system that can help but also hinder. What constitutes power and who should have it? Does everyone deserve a second chance? How do we manage our emotions and what does it take to reach from negative to positive thought and intention, especially when it feels like the world is judging?

Created and performed by young people, show is for adults and young people aged 13+ This show is happening at the end of July. Check our website for updates and more details… and also to see the Miss Represented short film offering a unique insight into this transformative and ground-breaking project. brightondome.org/missrep © Lauren Joy Kennett

Performance

Miss Represented

This group of extraordinary young women have experienced a rollercoaster of life before reaching adulthood. Since coming together they have shared, listened and taken a collective journey to find immense courage, creating space for hope and new possibilities for the future. With wisdom and creative innovation, see, hear and experience life through their eyes from a fresh and powerful new perspective.

Coming Soon this Christmas Pirates of the Carabina

Flown

After its huge success at Brighton Festival 2014, we are thrilled to bring Pirates of the Carabina back to Brighton Dome for Christmas. Get ready for a captivating night at the circus packed with thrills, extraordinary feats, laughs and live music. A stunning troupe of acrobats, aerialists, daredevil stuntmen and musicians is putting on a jaw-dropping spectacle just for you.

‘ exquisite moments of beauty.. Brilliantly athletic’ The Guardian

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Sat 19 & Sun 20 Dec, 3pm & 7.30pm Mon 21 & Tue 22 Dec, 7.30pm Wed 23 Dec, 7pm – BSL interpreted performance. Interpreter Sue MacLaine Sat 26 Dec, 5pm Sun 27 Dec, 3pm & 7pm Concert Hall £10, £15, £17.50 & £22.50 Family ticket £60 (2 adults + 2 children, concession £45) Under 16s half price

Did you know that our Concert Hall used to be the stables for the Prince Regent’s horses? Or that Brighton Dome hosted ABBA's victory in the 1974 Eurovision Song Contest with Waterloo?

Summer Organ Showcase Enjoy a scorching selection of music performed on Brighton Dome’s great theatre organ with organist Michael Maine. Known for his tenure as Director of Music at Hove Parish Church and St Christopher's School, Michael can regularly be heard on BBC Radio 2’s The Organist Entertains, and is largely responsible for our historic organ surviving to this day.

This is your chance to take a peek behind the curtain, follow in the footsteps of legends such as Stevie Wonder, Jimi Hendrix, Beyoncé and David Bowie, catch a rare glimpse of the entrance to

the infamous tunnel to the Royal Pavilion, and discover some of the more surprising roles our iconic venue has played in history and how we use the spaces today. So don’t keep waiting in the wings. Make your way to the stage, the show’s about to start…

Sun 28 Jun, 5 Jul, 9 Aug & 29 Aug, 11am (pre-booking essential) Meet in Café-bar £6.50 (20% discount for Members)

Heritage & Tours

Brighton Dome Backstage Tour

For this summer special, Michael revives the spirit of Douglas Reeve, the organist who made Brighton Dome famous through his BBC Light Programme broadcasts and his world record-breaking Tuesday at the Dome variety shows. From Gershwin's Summertime to songs from Carousel and other great organ favourites, Michael puts our organ through its paces for an afternoon of entertainment from a bygone era.

Mon 6 Jul, 3pm Concert Hall £8 Make an afternoon of it with our special concert and tour package. Take a peek behind the scenes with a tour of Brighton Dome (see Brighton Dome Backstage Tour, below), followed by tea or coffee and a slice of cake, before taking your seats for the Summer Organ Showcase.

Meet in Café-bar at Midday £16.50 (includes ticket to 3pm show)

The Royal Pavilion Estate and the First World War From 1914 to 1919 the Royal Pavilion, Brighton Dome Concert Hall and Corn Exchange were used by the military as hospitals, first for soldiers from Indian regiments then by British Limbless

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men who were taught skills to help them get post-war work. This tour explores the spaces transformed for medical use and includes archive photographs, letters and documents.

Sun 5 Jul, 9 Aug & 29 Aug, 10.30am Meet at Royal Pavilion £20 (including tea and cake) Booking line 03000 290 902

Local Spotlight

Make Art That Sells: The Global Art Gathering Insights and conversations with industry experts. Panels, speeches and Q&A sessions will explore subjects such as creativity, trends, branding and selling internationally. Visit makeartthatsells.com/event for more info and to book.

Lewes Sings Gospel Seven Lewes schools have worked hard to get their gospel groove on for this finale performance at Brighton Dome, supported by performances from Lewes Sings Gospel (winners of BBC Songs Of Praise – Gospel Choir of the Year 2014) and other guests.

Sun 7 Jun, 4.30pm Concert Hall £10 (£5 concessions)

inChoir inConcert The amazing spectacle of over 400 singers on one stage, drawn from the eleven adult and two junior choirs, based in Sussex, Surrey and Kent. Sun 19 Jul, 7.30pm Concert Hall £15 (£14 concessions)

Brighton Theatre Group Youth

Hairspray

This big, bold and beautiful musical comedy follows in the footsteps of Michael Ball’s sell out West End Production.

Tue 7 – Sat 11 Jul, 7.30pm; Thu & Sat 2.30pm & 7.30pm Corn Exchange £13- £23

Crossing The Teas The Big Tea Party Celebrating our Cultural Infusion

Inspired by Irene Mensah, the Big Tea Party is a celebration of how different cultures engage in tea drinking traditions. The afternoon will include live performance, music, film, tea and food.

Sun 21 Jun, 3pm Studio Theatre £7

Streetfunk

Straight Up ‘15 An exhilarating Streetdance show with performances by all Streetfunk students plus inspirational guest performers and crews. With headline performance from Flawless, As seen in Streetdance 3D movies, Britain’s

Hand in Hand

LGBT Choir Festival Concert The Rainbow Chorus and Brighton Gay Men's Chorus are bringing together the best LGBT choirs from all over the UK & Ireland. With a varied repertoire from classical music right through to popular gay anthems, this concert

is raising funds for various local charities including the Sussex Beacon and Lunch Positive. Sat 13 Jun, 7.30pm Concert Hall £17, £14, £10 (£15, £12 concessions) BSL Interpreted

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Got Talent and the Paralympics Opening Ceremony. Sat 4 Jul, 6pm Concert Hall £14 (£10 concessions)

Group singing teacher Mahasukha leads this uplifting harmony workshop with sacred song and heaps of infectious enthusiasm to get your spirits soaring! No experience necessary, just the will to sing. No need to book – just drop in. Age 12 – adult

Saturdays 11am – 1pm (check brightondome.org for dates) Founders Room £5 on the door

Grease Scratch Choir

with Lorraine Bowen Don your best Newton-John 50s wear for this Grease Scratch Singing Spectacular. Lorraine Bowen gives you tips and tricks to improve your Grease Lightning vocal talents. Reading music not required! Informal concert for all at 4pm.

Coming Soon Local Spotlight

Soulful Singing

Little Worlds of Music Come and make music with your little ones! In these workshops, we travel from the UK to Brazil, Tanzania, Jamaica and beyond, creating a live music experience which is equally exciting for babies, toddlers and adults.

Sun 5 Jul, 11am – 4pm Founders Room £25

Weds 10 Jun & 8 Jul, 10.15am & 11.15am Founders Room £5

Age 16+

Ages 0 – 5

Sussex Salon

Who’s Afraid of the Human Rights Act?

European Aerial Dance Festival Gravity & Levity, in association with South East Dance and Brighton Dome & Brighton Festival, is delighted to be hosting the EADF for the 6th year. As well as some of the more familiar classes for participants to develop their aerial skills, there will be a whole host of extra classes and weekend treats this year too. Bookings available through eventbrite.com. Mon 10 – Sun 16 Aug Corn Exchange

Hailed as an Act to ‘bring rights home’, the UK Human Rights Act was passed in 1998 with cross-party support. It has come under attack from successive governments and the media, blamed for a wide variety of ills: from exploitation by convicted criminals to unbalancing the constitution. We explore why some critics deem it ‘insufficiently British’, ask what a proposed Conservative British Bill of Rights would look like, and consider what it would mean to lose the Human Rights Act all together. Panel Includes: Dr Michael PintoDuschinsky, Professor John Dearlove, Dr Caroline Skeet and Paul Bowen QC.

Tue 16 Jun, 7.30pm

Studio Theatre £7 (£5 concessions) Includes glass of wine

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Your Visit

Booking information • Concessions where available are for students, over 60s, JSA/ IS, registered disabled/DLA or ESA/IB. Valid ID must be shown. • Mastercard, AMEX, Visa, Solo and Delta cards accepted. • Tickets may be reserved and paid for within four working days. • There is a £2 per order charge for phone and online bookings (not applicable to Brighton Dome & Brighton Festival members). Additional postage fees apply: 50p standard post; £1.50 recorded delivery. • For standing events tickets can only be posted out by recorded delivery • Doors generally open 45 mins before seated events (30 mins before standing.) There is no additional charge for collecting tickets at the venue • Latecomers may not be admitted until a suitable break. Some events may not contain breaks. Please check door times with the Ticket Office. • We believe customers shouldn’t pay more than our advertised price. To deter buying and selling tickets for personal gain, we may hold tickets for collection and require the credit/ debit card used for the original transaction. This generally applies to high profile rock & pop or comedy events.

Group Bookings 10% discount for group bookings of 10–19 people and 20% discount for 20 or more. Offer excludes some performances. Concessionary offers may not be combined. Stuck for a present idea? Brighton Dome and Festival gift vouchers are on sale now from

£5 or buy a gift membership from £30

Café-bar Our Café-bar, provided by JRC cafes, is open daily from 10am – 5pm*. We serve delicious cakes and pastries, speciality coffees and homecooked hot and cold meals, with options for children. There’s plenty of room in our spacious foyer to meet larger groups of friends or have informal work meetings, taking advantage of the free Wifi. *On occasion the Café–bar may close

for private events. To check opening hours call 01273 261550.

Access Brighton Dome is committed to making your visit easy and enjoyable. We provide: • Wheelchair-accessible foyers, ticket offices, bars & auditoria • Discounts and complimentary tickets for access assistants (subject to availability) • Accessible toilets • Lifts • Access dogs welcome • Large print brochures available on request • Induction loops (Corn Exchange & Studio Theatre) • Sennheiser infrared hearing assistance (Corn Exchange & Studio Theatre) • Sennheiser radio frequency hearing assistance (Concert Hall) • Wheelchair viewing platforms at standing concerts (Concert Hall) • Sign language interpreted performances • On-street disabled parking spaces nearby • Baby change facilities To book seats and reserve hearing assistance units call

Ticket Office on 01273 709709 Full details about venue access are available at brightondome.org or contact Visitor Services on 01273 261525 / 541 or access@brightondome.org For full terms and conditions and information about our ticketing and access policies please visit brightondome.org

Parking Take advantage of a special evening rate at the NCP Theatre Car Park on Church Street of just £6 for parking from 5.30pm – midnight. £6 follow-on car park tickets are also available after most matinee performances. Members can save 30% on standard parking at any time by collecting a parking ticket at the venue after a performance (this does not apply to parking pre-booked online). Small print Once paid for, tickets are non-refundable. Brighton Dome is committed to treating all customers and members of staff equally. We may ask customers who cause unreasonable disturbance during events to leave. Under 14s With the exception of events specifically aimed at younger people, under 14s coming to see a show are not allowed into the venues without a ticket-holding adult. Age limits for children’s shows are determined on an event by event basis. Hearing protection Loud noise can cause permanent hearing damage. Complimentary hearing protection is available from any member of staff. For full terms and conditions and information about our ticketing and access policies please visit brightondome.org Brighton Dome & Brighton Festival Registered charity No 249748 Design: Will Mower Print: WSP Ltd

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30-May

Paul Merton's Intro Chums

31- May

John Barrowman

02-Jun

Elvis Costello

04-Jun

Bryan Ferry

05-Jun

Brighton Music Conference

06-Jun

Brighton Music Conference

07-Jun

Lewes Sings Gospell

09-Jun

The Overtones

10-Jun

The Gaslight Anthem

10-Jun

Little World of Music

11-Jun

Brighton Festival Chorus

13-Jun

LGBT Choir Festival Concert

14-Jun

Katherine Ryan

16-Jun

Sussex Salon

19-Jun

Spectrum

21-Jun

Crossing the Teas

21-Jun

Stewart Lee

26-Jun

Brighton Dome Backstage Tour

28-Jun

Herbie Flowers’ Jazz Breakfast

28-Jun

Reginald D Hunter

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10-Jul

Hairspray

10-Jul

The Journey Home

10-Jul

Carlos Acosta

11-Jul

European Aerial Dance Festival

11-Jul

Hairspray

11-Jul

The Journey Home

11-Jul

Carlos Acosta

12-Jul

European Aerial Dance Festival

13-Jul

European Aerial Dance Festival

14-Jul

European Aerial Dance Festival

15-Jul

European Aerial Dance Festival

16-Jul

European Aerial Dance Festival

18-Jul

Spectrum

19-Jul

Herbie Flowers' Jazz Breakfast

19-Jul

Jimmy Cliff

21-Jul

inChoir inConcert

22-Jul

George Benson

23-Jul

George Benson

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Calendar

May – June

5 12

August – September 01-Aug

Border Force

July

02-Aug

Max and Ivan:The End

02-Aug

Comedy Summer School

03-Jul

Martha Lewis

03-Aug

Comedy Summer School

04-Jul

Luisa Omielan

04-Aug

Comedy Summer School

04-Jul

Straight up '15

05-Aug

Comedy Summer School

05-Jul

The Royal Pavillion Estate and WW1 Tour

06-Aug

Comedy Summer School

05-Jul

Grease Scratch Choir

09-Aug

Brighton Dome Backstage Tour

05-Jul

Brighton Dome Backstage Tour

09-Aug

The Royal Pavillion Estate and WW1 Tour

06-Jul

Summer Organ Showcase

29-Aug

Brighton Dome Backstage Tour

07-Jul

Hairspray

29-Aug

The Royal Pavillion Estate and WW1 Tour

08-Jul

Little World of music

30-Aug

Jimmy Carr- Funny Business

08-Jul

Hairspray

04-Sep

Sufjan Stevens

09-Jul

Hairspray

09-Jul

The Journey Home

09-Jul

Carlos Acosta

10-Jul

European Aerial Dance Festival

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