Events near Rottingdean, Brighton

Great Expectations- Written by Charles Dickens, Adapted by Jo Clifford. Great Expectations an amateur production by arrangement with Nick Hern Books

Great Expectations- Written by Charles Dickens, Adapted by Jo Clifford. Great Expectations an amateur production by arrangement with Nick Hern Books

An epic story of an unlikely friendship set against the backdrop of events leading to the creation of Nigeria

An award-winning play which beautifully portrays two young people finding hope together.

This beauty of a pantomime is an all new 'tale as old as time'.

A Christmas Carol comes to the majestic All Saints Church in Hove - Dickens' original 1853 performance text brought vividly to life by Mat Jones.

Second star to the right, and then straight on until morning.

Based on real events within witness testimonies of the Russian war in Ukraine, blending storytelling, movement, music and cooking.

A humorous and heartfelt dance duet about love, loss and longevity.

The ultimate celebration of musical theatre.

A helter-skelter nosedive through the TikTok universe, asking what it means to be an artist now

A heart-warming play inspired by the extraordinary true stories of the women who dared to fly during WWII.

An unauthorised, feel-good parody of Tom Cruise's aerial blockbuster, for veterans and rookies alike.

Enchanting, funny and heart-warming, this festive story is about the importance of finding friendship and somewhere to call home.

Get ready for 1 of leading tribute act to the legend herself Annie Lennox. Jayne Middleton clearly is a master at sound and like!

Tracy-Ann Oberman stars in Noel Coward's hilarious comedy about theatrical celebrity.

Pierre Novellie returns with more observational nerd comedy, one last time before bed.

The ultimate celebration of musical theatre.

Philosophy Of The World is about fate, freewill, power, patriarchy, band t-shirts, daddy issues, and the best worst album ever made.

An acclaimed and joyfully funny retelling of classic film Die Hard, written and performed by Richard Marsh.

An acclaimed political drama about the Labour Party's Roy Jenkins, Denis Healey and Tony Crosland as they battle for power in the 1970s.

A powerful production of Khaled Hosseini's best-selling novel, about two women who find themselves unlikely allies in Afghanistan.