Londoners have been traveing to Brighton for beach getaways ever since the railway arrived here in 1841. The pebbled beach, Brighton Pier's amusement arcade and the Royal Pavilion are the main sights, but you'll also find hundreds of pubs and clubs catering to an energetic crowd.
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5.0 based on 2 reviews
The Lantern Theatre is versatile and flexible performance space in the heart of Brighton, Sussex. The theatre is available for hire throughout the year, dependent on availability and the approval of the Artistic Director. Accepted genres of performance include: plays, musical theatre, opera, comedy performances, showcases, performance art, private and corporate functions, rehearsed readings as well as cabarets, concerts and soirees. The theatre has a maximum seated capacity of 50 theatre style and 70 standing. There are two entrances to the space and the performance area can be arranged in a variety of configurations from traverse to in the round. The theatre is equiped with a lighting rig and sound system (see technical specifications) and there is a dressing room and Bar.
5.0 based on 8 reviews
Drink beer, watch sport and eat pies downstairs in our friendly community sports pub only two minutes from Brighton station. With six screens, we've got all the TV sports you could possibly want plus darts, pool table, board games and beer garden. Upstairs at Sweet @ The Welly, our new performance space has some of the best stand-up comedy and fringe theatre from Brighton and beyond!
Popped in for a drink while waiting for a train. I was going to have a beer and then saw that there was a well-priced tawny port on offer- very tasty. The barmaid was friendly and the general atmosphere was nice, especially with a few regulars in.
4.5 based on 396 reviews
Brighton Dome is Brighton's premier venue for top quality music, theatre, family friendly events, dance, performance, conference and venue hire. No trip to Brighton is complete without experiencing at least one of the many great shows on offer.
I recently saw Jimmy Carr here, & I have only seen comedy acts here, never a band. Much, much nicer than the larger Brighton Centre, this 2000 seater venue manages to have an intimate atmosphere despite it's size. I'm not sure there is really a bad seat in the house, I've sat upstairs & downstairs & always had a clear view, & the sound is good too. The staff are relaxed & friendly, & are happy to allow smokers to nip outside in the interval (unlike the awful o2 in London which refuses to let you out once you're inside). The beer on sale wasn't wonderful, but was still at (London) pub prices rather than the rip-off prices at London's o2 Arena. They definitely need more toilets though - it's the only concert venue I have ever been to where the queue for the Gents was longer than that for the Ladies. Strange.
4.5 based on 379 reviews
Winner of the Chortle Award an unprecedented 17 times for Best Venue in the South, including 2020. Brighton's premier live entertainment venue presents one of the largest, most diverse arts and entertainment programmes in the UK. Every year we put on around 700 performances of comedy, music, cabaret and kids shows. We're also home to several of Brighton's most popular club nights. All taking place under one roof, Komedia incorporates two exciting, unique performance spaces with flexible set-ups and a kitchen serving freshly prepared food at most seated shows. Our programme includes a unique range of Komedia-grown resident shows such as the Krater Comedy Club, Comic Boom and Bent Double
Fantastic evening, great entrainment and food and everybody had a great time. Would definitely recommend as a social event for a business!
4.5 based on 13 reviews
4.5 based on 2 reviews
Arts and entertainment festival venue. A festival in one place with cabaret, circus, music and performance from all around the world. The definition of pop-up we're only here for a month and then gone for another year...
4.5 based on 4 reviews
88 London Road (formerly Emporium Theatre) is the only professional producing theatre in Brighton. Producing or co-producing a high proportion of their own work, the theatre strives to bring high quality and exciting work to the venue in a year-round programme including dance, musical theatre, film, spoken word and new writing and classic theatre.
4.5 based on 7 reviews
New Unity breaks the mould of the stereotypical boozer. A huge range of entertainment including Live Music, DJ's, Live Sport, Happy Hours, Comedy Events, Bottomless Brunches, Retro Video Games, Board Games, Darts, Film Clubs, Speed dating, Craft Beers, Wines, Cocktails, Cypriot Style Food + much more spread over two floors has quickly made us a hotbed of culture and fun!
Very nice atmosphere, great food and very friendly bar staff, would highly recommend, heard about it from a friend and have never looked back
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