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Welcome to a new Spring Programme

The start of the year ushers in an exciting period of transformation for Brighton Dome. While our Concert Hall will be open as usual, preparations to restore and transform the historic Corn Exchange and Studio Theatre are now gathering pace.

As we move closer to realising our plans, well be working hard to ensure that your visit over the coming months is as enjoyable as ever, but do keep an eye on our website for up-to-date details.

Meanwhile, we will be using our spaces imaginatively to ensure that we continue to bring you a varied and eclectic programme. Alongside our numerous Concert Hall offerings, which this season features art-rockers Warpaint, London Contemporary Orchestras live orchestral score accompanying the film There will be Blood and an electrifying new show from Cubas flagship contemporary dance troupe Danza Contempornea de Cuba, we are presenting a selection of theatre performances in intimate new settings. These include Edinburgh Festival 2016 hits Eurohouse and The Duke from Shon Dale-Jones, the multi-award winning writer/performer behind Hugh Hughes. We also continue to partner with the Attenborough Centre for the Creative Arts for our Coffee Concert chamber music series.

Our annual event marking International Womens Day features stand-up from Bridget Christie, a live recording of the cult-hit Guilty Feminist Podcast, a lecture and discussion on ecofeminism with Germaine Greer and our free day of celebrations in partnership with Brighton Womens Centre and Brighton Museum.

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Thank you for continuing to support us during this exciting period of change and I look forward to welcoming you this spring. Andrew Comben Chief Executive Brighton Dome & Brighton Festival Contents

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International Womens Day

Get involved, get radical, be inspired...

International Womens Day Celebration

Brighton Dome, Brighton Womens Centre and Brighton Museum join forces to present our annual celebration of International Womens Day.

Bursting with activities, with gender equality firmly on the agenda, join us for a marketplace of ideas alongside a specially curated programme of inspiring speakers, activists and innovators, workshops, arts & crafts, causes and campaigns, with fun for all the family.

Everyone is welcome all ages, all communities together.

Sat 4 Mar, 10am 5pm Brighton Dome & Brighton Museum FREE

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Deborah Frances-White

The Guilty Feminist Podcast

Co-hosted by Margaret Cabourn-Smith with special guest Jen Brister

Simply hilarious The Skinny

Ever felt like you should be better at feminism?

Join comedian Deborah Frances-White for this comedy podcast, recorded in front of a live audience.

Each episode Deborah and her guests discuss topics all 21st century feminists agree on while confessing the insecurities, hypocrisies and fears that underlie their lofty principles.

Very funny... pure guilt-free pleasure. The Guardian

Sat 4 Mar, 5pm Old Courtroom 7

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Emma Frankland

Hearty

Take part in development workshops, which will facilitate conversations and unity over shared experiences between women undergoing hormone replacement therapy (HRT) for gender transition, or as part of menopause.

Emma is an award-winning artist whose work focuses on issues around gender and identity (relating to her own transition as a trans woman) with a playfully destructive DIY aesthetic.

If youre interested in taking part, please email [email protected]

Supported by BAC and Kings College London

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Germaine Greer Women for Life on Earth: The Inevitability of Ecofeminism

When Welsh women turned up at the RAF base at Greenham Common in 1981, they were carrying a banner that read Women for Life on Earth. Theirs was direct action, born of gut reaction, virtually innocent of theoretical framework.

Feminists can be found wherever the planet and our fellow earthlings are in trouble. They shepherd stranded cetaceans back into deeper water, stand in front of lorries carrying live animals to slaughter, march and lobby against the threat of fracking. The action they cannot be moved to take on their own behalf, they take on behalf of the planet. If the planet is to survive and human beings continue to inhabit it, this female energy must be unleashed.

Australian-born writer, and major voice of the second-wave feminist movement, Germaine Greer, discusses ecofeminism in this special event for International Womens Day. Her ideas have created controversy ever since her first book, The Female Eunuch (1970) became an international best-seller, making her a household name.

Sat 4 Mar, 12pm Concert Hall 10, 8.50 concessions

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Bridget Christie Because You Demanded It The most electrifying comedy Ive yet seen on the Fringe The Guardian

The people of the UK have voted to leave the EU, even though no-one had a plan for what would happen if it did. If you didnt want to leave the EU, or you did, but now dont, because you havent got any of the things you were promised, then this is absolutely the show for you. If you did want to leave the EU, and still do, then you will still find it funny, but for different reasons, as you witness the liberal female comedians exasperated and despairing meltdown.

Whatever your political views, this show is one youd be foolish to miss Telegraph

Sat 4 Mar 2017, 8pm Concert Hall 17

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Contemporary Music

Music at Brighton Dome supported by

With 116 turbines off the Sussex coast, the Rampion Offshore Wind Farm will generate enough electricity to supply the equivalent of around 330,000 homes, or more than 4 in 10 of all the homes in Sussex.

Stay up to date with the project at rampionoffshore.com

The construction phase is progressing well with all 116 foundation installed and the turbines due for installation in 2017. As a long-term neighbour of the Sussex community, Rampions support for the Brighton Dome & Brighton Festival music programme aims to raise awareness of this exciting project.

Mexrrissey Mexico Goes Morrissey

Nothing the world holds could match the love waiting for me in Mexico City Morrissey

In Mexico, Morrissey has always been more than just a musician. His songs have chimed with a huge audience raised on rancheras and mariachis. Now a band made in Mexico City has reinvented the songs of Morrissey and The Smiths: a brass and string led combo from the smallest village with the biggest bleeding heart.

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Mexrrissey have toured the UK to sold-out crowds and released their first album, No Manchester (a Mexican slang phrase inspired by The Smiths, meaning Are You Kidding Me?), to critical acclaim.

Come and see what happens when songs born on the streets of Manchester change

their haircut and go to live in Mexico under an assumed name.

One of the best shows I think Ive ever seen New York Observer

Thu 26 Jan, 8pm Concert Hall 16.50, 18.50

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Warpaint Plus special guests

Art-rockers Warpaint have returned from a year-long hiatus with their third studio album, Heads Up. The new set of tracks takes the bands influences, ranging from Dr Dre to David Bowie, and filters them through their experiences of performing live to make for some unforgettably kinetic and energetic music, which is even better witnessed in person.

Wed 29 Mar, 8pm Concert Hall 20 (standing/reserved seats)

When the four women gather round the drum riser, each reacting to what the other is doing, and improvising towards a thrilling racket, its hard to think of a better live band The Guardian

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Yamato The Drummers of Japan The Challengers

Following their hugely successful UK tour in 2015, the internationally renowned Yamato drummers head to Brighton for the very first time. Their acclaimed performances of Japanese Taiko drumming and music have captivated audiences of over 6 million people in 53 countries across the globe.

Experience the drummers challenge and push themselves to their absolute limits in a brand new, visually spectacular, high energy performance that will leave audiences breathless.

They are exuberant performers, leaping from drum to drum. Its energetic, noisy, varied and exhilarating. The Independent

Thu 30 Mar, 7.30pm Concert Hall 15, 20, 25 Under 16s half price (top two prices only)

Pure energy meets spiritual high The Scotsman

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SPECTRUM

Brighton Dome SPECTRUM cultivates and supports the vibrant music scene of Brighton & Hove in partnership with Resident. This Spring we continue to showcase Brightons freshest acts as we get all adventurous during the refurbishment of our Studio Theatre, exploring more unusual spaces. Keep a look out on

our website for cabaret style events in our stunning Dome Foyer, promenade experiences in a secret location or standing gigs for something brilliantly noisy every gig promises a different experience and pays homage to the wealth of talent across the city.

Like us on facebook.com/brightonspectrum to be kept up to date.

Supported by The Pebble Trust and Rampion Offshore Wind.

Blossoms

Nominees for the BBC Sound of 2016 award, Blossoms fusion of indie guitar music with unashamed pop sensibilities has seen them become festival favourites over the summer of 2016.

Their self-titled debut album was released to critical acclaim, with NME describing the band as modernist rock heroes.

Sat 18 Mar, doors 7pm Concert Hall 19

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Brighton Music Conference

Moving into its fourth year, Brighton Music Conference (BMC) has become the foremost electronic music conference in the UK, run by the industry, for the industry.

BMC focuses on innovation, education and the key issues facing the electronic/dance music sector. BMC is the UKs annual opportunity for the industry to meet face to face, share knowledge, and build new opportunities.

Thu 27 Fri 28 Apr Concert Hall See brightonmusicconference.co.uk for tickets

Herbie Flowers Jazz Breakfast

Rise and shine for another season of irresistible jazz with bass maestro Herbie Flowers and his ever-changing ensemble of top-flight musicians.

Sun 19 Feb & Sun 9 Apr, 11am Concert Hall 7.50 (ticket includes tea & coffee on arrival)

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Scott Bradlees Postmodern Jukebox

Wed 1 Mar

Mike + The Mechanics

Mon 13 Mar

Anderson, Rabin & Wakeman

Wed 15 Mar

The Stranglers

Tue 28 Mar

Billy Ocean

Mon 24 Apr

Anastacia

Sun 11 Jun

For latest music on-sales see website and sign up to our mailing list: brightondome.org/mailinglist


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London Contemporary Orchestra

There Will Be Blood: Live

Hugh Brunt conductor

Paul Thomas Andersons Oscar-winning film is accompanied by a live orchestral performance of Jonny Greenwoods score. A masterwork of dramatic tension, instrumental experimentation and musical bricolage it integrates works by Arvo Prt and Brahms the soundtrack is realised in a special performance edition by the London Contemporary Orchestra.

The effect was superb a singular audio-visual journey into a heart of darkness. The Times

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LCO is dedicated to the promotion of new music and cross-disciplinary collaboration, and has worked with a distinguished array of artists, including Radiohead, Secret Cinema, Vivienne Westwood, members of Arcade Fire, Boiler Room, Goldfrapp, Terry Riley, Beck and Foals.

Sparse and at times just plain peculiar but in a brilliantly original way. Its magnificent. The Independent

Mon 6 Feb, 7.30pm Concert Hall 10, 25, 35, 45

Cert. 15

By arrangement with Miramax, Park Circus Films and Faber Music. Original production commissioned by the Roundhouse.

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Classical Music

London Philharmonic Orchestra Elgars Enigma

Dvok Symphonic Variations Tchaikovsky Piano Concerto No. 1 Elgar Enigma Variations Rory Macdonald conductor Igor Tchetuev piano

In the right hands, one tune can unlock a universe. Dvok took a half-forgotten song and turned it into an orchestral work of magical warmth and colour. Tchaikovsky used one of his very greatest melodies to throw down an epic challenge to a virtuoso pianist: the brilliant Igor Tchetuev picks up the gauntlet this evening. And Elgar well, he never told anyone the secret of his Enigma. Instead, he created a musical portrait-gallery thats become part of our national life.

Sat 11 Mar 2017, 7.30pm

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Romantic Classics

Shostakovich Suite from the Incidental Music to Hamlet (excerpts) Rachmaninoff Piano Concerto No. 2 Tchaikovsky Symphony No. 6 (Pathtique) Joshua Weilerstein conductor Mark Bebbington piano

Every note of Tchaikovskys Sixth Symphony is drenched in feeling. This is Russian music at its most honest, its most romantic, and its most ravishingly tuneful and its quite simply unforgettable. Conductor Joshua Weilerstein brings limitless youthful energy, and teams up with British pianist Mark Bebbington to explore the dark passions of Rachmaninoffs best-loved piano concerto. First though, expect shivers, surprises and pitch-black humour in the extraordinary Hamlet Suite.

Sat 29 Apr 2017, 7.30pm

All LPO Concerts: Concert Hall 10, 15, 18, 23, 27.50 Premium seats 32.50, Under 18s 8

Book 2 concerts - save 10% Season tickets only available on phone & in person


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Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra

Heroes & Legends

More Music from the Movies

Pete Harrison conductor

Experience the thrill of a live symphony orchestra performing the most memorable film and TV themes ever written.

A feast of Hollywood glitz and glamour features music old and new by multi-award winning

composers including Harry Potter, Lincoln, Dragonheart, Troy, Doctor Zhivago, Raiders of the Lost Ark, Hook, The Magnificent Seven and many more.

Sat 22 Apr, 7.30pm Concert Hall 10, 15, 18, 23, 27.50

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Brighton Philharmonic Orchestra

Ben Gernon conductor Joseph Moog piano

Rossini Overture: Barber of Seville Grieg Piano Concerto in A Minor Op.16 Dvok Symphony No.8 in G Major Op.88

Welcome in the new year with two of Britains most talented young artists. Ben Gernon won the acclaimed Salzburg Festival Young Conductors Award and became a Dudamel Fellow with the LA Philharmonic Orchestra in 2013. Hes joined by the 2015 Gramophone Young Artist of the Year, Joseph Moog, to play the ever popular Greig Piano Concerto.

Dvoks Eighth Symphony, written in 1889, was premiered the following year with Dvok conducting; it is renowned as a lyrical and cheerful work inspired by the folk music of his country home in Bohemia.

Sun 15 Jan, 2.45pm

Thomas Carroll conductor/cello

Mozart Symphony No.29 in A Major K201 Haydn Cello Concerto No.1 in C Major Mendelssohn Symphony No.4 in A Major Op.90 (Italian)

Thomas Carroll, a highly sought-after soloist, chamber musician and Artistic Director of the Orpheus Sinfonia, makes a welcome return to Brighton.

We open with Mozarts sunny and effervescent Symphony No.29, written when Mozart was just 18, followed by one of Haydns finest concertos, his Cello Concerto in C Major, written for a cellist in the Prince of Esterhazy Orchestra.

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Mendelssohns Italian Symphony No.4 was written in 1833. He sketched out the work aged 24, completing it for the Royal Philharmonic Society in London.

Sun 5 Feb, 2.45pm

Cristian Mandeal conductor Chlo Hanslip violin

Enescu Romanian Rhapsody No.1 Op.11 Korngold Violin Concerto in D Major Op.35 Elgar Symphony No.1 in A flat Major Op.55

Highly respected Romanian conductor Cristian Mandeal opens this programme with his fellow countryman Enescus Romanian Rhapsody No.1 a feast of vivid folk tunes and rhythms from their native Romania full of youthful energy.

Virtuoso Chlo Hanslip is the soloist in Korngolds Violin Concerto, a prolific Hollywood film composer who wrote the concerto, dedicated to Alma Mahler, in the late 1940s.

Sir Edward Elgar wrote his First Symphony in 1908 and dedicated it to the Austrian conductor Hans Richter. By the end of the year it had been performed over a hundred times worldwide, which was unprecedented for a symphony.

Sun 5 Mar, 2.45pm

Barry Wordsworth conductor Martin Roscoe piano

Kodly Dances of Galanta Schumann Piano Concerto in A Minor Op.54 Scriabin Symphony No.2 in C Minor Op.29

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Our season finale opens with Kodly, who was commissioned to celebrate the Budapest Philharmonic Societys 80th anniversary in 1933, writing a highly evocative piece based on folk tunes from his native Galanta, now part of Slovakia.

Martin Roscoe plays Schumanns Piano Concerto in A Minor, completed in 1854 and first performed the following year by Clara Schumann, the composers wife.

Scriabins Second Symphony was written in 1901 and premiered in St Petersburg the following year. Heavily influenced by Tchaikovsky, Strauss and Wagner, it is very conventional in its structure a brilliant work and a fitting conclusion to an exciting season

Sun 26 Mar, 2.45pm

All BPO Concerts Concert Hall 12, 17, 22.50, 27.50, 33, 37 Under 18s and students half-price

Pre-Concert Interviews Join Peter Back and the guest soloist at 1.45pm before each concert. Tickets 3.75.

Limited capacity on 15 Jan & 26 Mar.

Discounted parking at NCP Church St. 6 for ticketholders

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Coffee Concerts In association with Strings Attached

Our Sunday morning chamber concerts have taken temporary residence at the Attenbourough Centre for the Creative Arts (ACCA) at the University of Sussex, Falmer, while the refurbishment of our Corn Exchange is underway.

All Coffee Concerts 18.50 (16 concessions)

ACCA See p71 for directions and parking

Half-season tickets 3 concerts (JanMar): 49.50 (42 concessions)

Call 01273 709709 to book Ages 825 free as part of the Cavatina scheme see website (not including Sean Shibe)

Sean Shibe

Dowland Forlorn Hope Fancy/Fantasia No.2 Arnold Fantasy, Op.107 Walton 5 Bagatelles Lennox Berkeley Sonatina, Op.52/1 Britten Nocturnal after Dowland, Op.70

Fast establishing himself as one of the UKs leading classical guitarists and first ever to become a BBC New Generation Artist, Sean performs an intimate programme of works by great English composers of the 20th century, bound together by the Renaissance genius of Dowland.

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Castalian Quartet

Haydn String Quartet in B flat, Op.76 No.4 The Sunrise Thomas Ads The Four Quarters Beethoven String Quartet in F, Op.59 No.1 Rasumovsky

Last performing in Brighton in 2012 as a young ensemble just starting out, they return as a recognized force on the chamber music scene, performing masterpieces by the titans of the string quartet format, Haydn and Beethoven, alongside a dazzling work by British composer Thomas Ads.

Sun 26 Feb, 11am

Trio Wanderer

Dvok Piano Trio No. 4 in E minor, Op.90, B.166 Dumky Suk Elegie for piano, violin and cello, Op.23 Schubert Piano Trio No.2 in E flat major, D.929

Stylish and relaxed, one of Europes most sought-after piano trios brings the season to a close with an elegant programme. Dvoks well-known Dumky trio is followed by the exquisitely yearning Elegie by his pupil, Suk, then Schuberts Trio No. 2 fuses sprightliness and poignancy.

Sun 19 Mar, 11am

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The United Nations Orchestra

Antoine Marguier musical director Freddy Kempf piano

Mozarts joyful Piano Concerto No. 21 plus inspiring works from the great English orchestral heritage.

Composed of gifted musicians who work for the United Nations and its associates in Geneva, UNO

combines the highest levels of musical excellence, freshness and vivacity with the spirit and values of the UN, fulfilling its mission to strive for peace through a shared love of music.

All profits will be devoted to UNICEFs war orphans rescue programmes.

Sat 1 Jul, 7.30pm Concert Hall 11, 16, 19, 24, 28.50, 33.50 Half Price for Under 18s


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Circus

Barely Methodical Troupe

KIN

Devised by Ben Duke and the company

Mortifyingly funny new wave British circus Guardian

The UKs hottest circus company head to Brighton with their new show KIN.

Barely Methodicals hit debut Bromance won awards and critical praise for their use of stripped-back bare-stage athleticism to tell engaging stories about male relationships. Now, KIN explores group dynamics and how it feels to jostle for attention, camaraderie and affection through catching, flying and tumbling.

After premiering with a sold-out run at Roundhouses Circusfest 2016 to rave reviews and standing ovations, dont miss your chance to see this thrilling show, dripping with deadpan humour, disarming emotion and jaw-dropping acrobatics.

Produced by DREAM supported by the National Centre for Circus Arts, the Lawrences Batley Theatre, Huddersfield and the Roundhouse. Supported by Arts Council England.

Tue 18 Apr, 3pm & 7.30pm Wed 19 Apr, 7.30pm Concert Hall Age 7+ 10, 15, 17.50, 20 Under 16s half price Under 26s 10

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Breathtaking athleticism Evening Standard KIN is a beautiful, sad, funny and complicated thing.(it) blossoms into something visually arresting and emotionally vast Stage

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Theatre

Femi Martin

How to Die of a Broken Heart

Sends us towards a love that is messily human Exeunt Magazine

Heartbreak changed Femis body and her life forever.

Full of uncomfortable moments, full of truths, full of laughs, Femi loves her way through life, all the while developing a chronic illness. Through stories of her failed relationships Femi illuminates both the beauties and the dangers of loving someone.

Theres no poetry in this show. Its just me, talking to you, like were talking now.

Directed by Yael Shavit. Developed with support from Battersea Arts Centre and Talawa Theatre Company.

60 minutes plus post-show discussion (6pm only)

Sat 25 Feb, 3pm & 6pm Founders Room 10

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This wonderfully playful, intimate and ultimately moving show constantly pits idealism against self-interest and pragmatism. The Guardian Bertrand Lesca & Nasi Voutsas

EUROHOUSE

Bienvenue. Kalosrisma. Welcome. We are so happy to see you all here. Some of you we know rather

well, some of you we dont. But it doesnt matter, you all look... stunning.

Two performers one Greek, one French dance and shout, cry and sing, agree and disagree, about life in the Eurohouse.

A darkly comic look at the EUs founding ideals and what got lost along the way.

Sun 19 Mar, 3pm & 6pm Founders Room 10

Co-produced by FellSwoop Theatre. Made in transit between Greece and the UK, EUROHOUSE is developed with the help and support of Bios Athens, Bristol Ferment, MAYK, CPT & Arts Council England.

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Inua Ellams

An Evening with an Immigrant

Matt Trueman, whatsonstage.com

Born to a Muslim father and a Christian mother in what is now considered by many to be Boko Haram territory, in 1996 award-winning poet and playwright Inua Ellams left Nigeria for England aged 12, moved to Ireland for three years, before returning to London and starting work as a writer and

graphic designer.

Littered with poems, stories and anecdotes, Inua will tell his ridiculous, fantastic, poignant immigrant-story of escaping fundamentalist Islam, directing an arts festival at his college in Dublin, performing solo shows at the National Theatre, and drinking wine with the Queen of England, all the while without a country to belong to or place to call home.

Sat 28 & Sun 29 Jan, 7.30pm Venue confirmed on booking 12 Written and performed by Inua Ellams. Presented by Inua Ellams and Fuel. Wonderfully generous company to keep on stage. Metro

His words are incredible... The poems are just stunning Everything Theatre

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Ambreen Razia with Black Theatre Live present

The Diary of A Hounslow Girl

A funny, bold and provocative coming of age tale.

Youve heard of an Essex Girl or even a Chelsea Girl but what is a Hounslow Girl?

From traditional Pakistani weddings to fights on the night bus The Diary of a Hounslow Girl is told through the eyes of a 16 year old British Muslim Girl growing up in West London. Funny and provocative, the play highlights the challenges of being brought up in London in a traditional family.

Ambreen Razia is a writer and actor from South London who recently featured in: Murdered By My Father (BBC Three). This is her debut play.

Mon 27 Mar, 3.30pm (schools only) & 7.30pm Dorothy Stringer School Theatre 10, 8 concessions (6 schools) 14+ 85mins (no interval)

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Hugh Hughes Presents Shn Dale-Jones in

The Duke Produced by Hoipolloi The Scotsmans Fringe First Award Winner, Edinburgh 2016

In the autumn of 2015 I sit at my desk waiting for an email that will tell me what I need to do to the script to get it onto the screen. I turn the radio on. I listen to a report about the refugee crisis. My mother calls. She tells me shes broken The Duke. My mother, my film script and the refugee crisis all need my attention...

Shn Dale-Jones, the multi-award winning writer/performer behind Hugh Hughes performs the Fringe First award winner, The Duke.

Funny and poignant, the one-man show weaves together the tragi-comic fate of a family heirloom - a porcelain figure of The Duke of Wellington, the quandary of a scriptwriter stretching his integrity and an unfolding disaster as thousands of children flee their homes. Blending fantasy and reality, this playful show gently challenges our priorities in a world full of crisis.

The Duke only mentions refugees three times in the entire hour, and yet does so in a way that draws the crisis closer to home, making it more personal and difficult to ignore Lyn Gardner, The Guardian

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Fri 31 Mar, 7.45pm Sat 1 Apr, 3pm & 6pm Founders Room Pay what you decide on the night, but please book in advance.

All proceeds are donated to the Save the Childrens Child Refugee Crisis Appeal

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Co-produced with PBJ Management and Theatre Royal Plymouth in association with Cambridge Junction and Pleasance Theatre, in aid of Save the Children

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Dance

Candoco Dance Company CounterActs

A new double bill combining mischievous questions and virtuosic performance.

Candoco Dance Company, the worlds leading contemporary dance company of disabled and non-disabled dancers, brings together two extraordinary British artists for an evening of playful questions and captivating performance.

Following collaborations with The Royal Ballet, Ballet Boyz and Birmingham Royal Ballet, Alexander Whitleys Beheld, sets sinuous and expressive movement articulations to Nils Frahms mesmerising score. Featuring powerful duets and breath-taking ensemble dancing with huge swathes of fabric, this stirring performance invites audiences to consider contemporary dance in a new light.

Visual artist Hetain Patels critically acclaimed Lets Talk About Dis returns to the stage, exposing hidden prejudices and misplaced political correctness with playful charm. Beheld Alexander Whitley

Lets Talk About Dis Hetain Patel

Fri 17 Feb, 7.30 Concert Hall 10, 12.50, 15 Under 26s 10 Schools 7.50

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Integrated BSL performance - see p81

Candoco Dance Company: Open Workshop Dancers from the company will lead an inclusive and dynamic workshop exploring technique and repertoire from the companys double bill CounterActs.

The workshop is open to disabled and non-disabled participants age 18+ and is suitable for all levels of dance experience.

Sat 18 Feb, 11am - 1pm Concert Hall 12, 8 concessions

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Danza Contempornea de Cuba A Dance Consortium Tour

Drop-dead gorgeous, performed in such perfect synch, and with such sexy intensity The Telegraph Reversible Annabelle Lopez Ochoa

The Listening Room Theo Clinkard

Matria Etnocentra George Cespedes

Cubas flagship contemporary dance troupe returns...

A pungent blend of Afro Caribbean rhythms, jazzy American modernism and inflections from European ballet, Danza Contempornea de Cubas hybrid, hothouse style has been evoking the sensual heart of Cuban spirit for over 50 years.

This electrifying new show sees the company team up with leading choreographers, including Amsterdam-based Annabelle Lopez Ochoa, the UKs Theo Clinkard and the Companys very own Cuban wunderkind George Cspedes.

Tue 7 & Wed 8 Mar 7.30pm Concert Hall 10, 15, 18.50, 22.50 Under 26s 15, Schools 7.50

Recommended PG, partial nudity

Post-show discussion with Theo Clinkard on Tue 7 Mar.

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German Cornejos

Tango Fire

Direct from Peacock Theatre, London Season

German Cornejos Tango Fire is a truly authentic production for Tango lovers.

Directed by international Tango superstar German Cornejo, Tango Fire features the worlds greatest Tango dancers and musicians. Tango Fire encompasses and defines Argentine Tango; dance sizzling with sensuality, unforgettable music from the great Tango masters Piazzolla, Pugliese and Gardel. It combines rawness and sophistication with the seductive and sultry side of Tango, evoking the intoxicating passion of late night Buenos Aires.

Cornejo with his amazingly sensuous partner Gisela Galeassi, are joined by an outstanding cast of World Tango Champions and dancers from the greatest Tango houses in Buenos Aires.

Wed 22 Feb, 7.30pm Concert Hall 15, 20, 22.50, 25.50

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Breakin Convention

UK Tour 2017 A Sadlers Wells Project

The worlds biggest festival of hip hop dance theatre showcasing the very best from around the world and around the corner returns, curated and hosted by UK hip hop pioneer Jonzi D.

Spilling off stage and taking over the whole building, dance workshops, graffiti, DJs, and freestyle sessions make Breakin Convention an unforgettable experience for all the family.

Tue 30 May, 7.30pm & Wed 31 May, 3pm Concert Hall 10 20, under 16s half price, under 26s 10

Dance Coming Soon

Acosta Danza Debut

International dance icon Carlos Acosta launches his brand new company, Acosta Danza in the UK in which Carlos himself will make a guest appearance. Based in Havana, and trained in both ballet and contemporary dance styles the Cuban company will perform works by Marianela Bon, Goyo Montero and Sadlers Wells Associate Artist Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui.

Thu 26 & Fri 27 Oct, 7.30pm Concert Hall 20, 27.50, 35 Schools 12.50

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Events

Banff Mountain Film Festival World Tour

Experience an extraordinary collection of short films from the worlds most prestigious mountain film festival. Follow the expeditions of the most incredible adventurers, see

footage of adrenaline packed action sports and be inspired by pieces shot from the far flung corners of the globe.

Due to popular demand there are two evenings of completely different Banff films that will ignite your thirst for adventure, action and travel.

Red Film Programme Wed 25 Jan, 7.30pm

Blue Film Programme Thu 20 Apr, 7.30pm

Concert Hall 15.50 (13.50 concessions/groups of 6+)

27 for both programmes

Cert. 12A

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Disabled Access Day

Brighton Dome will be celebrating Disabled Access Day with partner organisations, giving free opportunities to people with disabilities to get to know arts venues in the city.

Fri 10 - Sun 12 Mar Check the website for more info brightondome.org/access

Supported by Gatwick Airport

Sussex Salon Does Prison Work?

The current programme of prison reform is underway ushering in an era of building new and improved mega prisons to house a prison population that has doubled since the 90s. Michael Howard famously cried in 1993 that Prison Works, a philosophy that apparently still remains prevalent. But with perpetually high rates of re-offending and increasing costs has the time come to ask more radical questions around the appropriateness of imprisonment in the 20th Century. Is it time to ask whether we should have prisons at all?

Chaired by John Dearlove with Dr David Maguire, University of Oxford and Marie Hutton, Lecturer in Law, University of Sussex.

Tue 21 Mar, 7.30pm Brighton Museum Lab 7 (5 concessions) Includes glass of wine

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Children & Family

Gomito Theatre and Polka Theatre

Chester Tuffnut

Chester isnt your ordinary tree mole in fact he is one of a kind! Chester likes wearing jumpers and sitting in his armchair, but most of all he loves adventure...

Told with puppets, original music and imaginative antics, this show is full of humour, thrills, spills and great escapes. You can also have your very own adventure, with the chance to meet the Woodland creatures and explore their dens after the show.

OFFIES Theatre Award Nomination for Best Production For Young People

Thu 16 Sun 19 Feb 11.30am & 2.30pm Founders Room 5 child, 7 adult, 22 family ticket (2 adults, 2 children) For ages 2 - 6 50 mins

Utterly magical, I shed a tear when one creature came out. Audience Parent

Playmakes Workshop: An opportunity to get crafty and make a keepsake to take home. Sat 18 Feb, 12.30pm 1.15pm (45 mins), 5 per child, Mezz Bar

Sun 19 Feb, 10.45am - see p81

Sun 19 Feb, 11.30am - see p81

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A Little Angel Theatre Production

WOW! Said the Owl

Wow, wow and double wow. Its all done with simple music, shadows, a silken sheet, fairy lights, a few props, one actor and a puppet owl. Magicaland joyful. WhatsonStage

Based on the acclaimed childrens book by writer Tim Hopgood, WOW! Said the Owl explores the wow-wow world of colours with a curious little owl who is determined to stay awake to see

what daylight brings. Directed by Joy Haynes, this show will delight and excite children aged 2-5yrs.

Fri 17 & Sat 18 Mar 11.30pm & 2.30pm Founders Room 5 children, 7 adults 22 family ticket (2 adults, 2 children) Age 2 - 5 35 minutes

WOW! Said the Owl is written and illustrated by Tim Hopgood. Illustrations from the book copyright Tim Hopgood. By permission of Macmillan Childrens Books. Adapted and directed by Joy Haynes.

Sat 18 Mar, 11.30am - see p82

Playmakes Workshop: An opportunity to get crafty and make a keepsake to take home. Sat 18 Mar, 12.15pm 1pm (45 mins) 5 per child, Mezz Bar

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Travelling Light

Sammy and the Snow Leopard by Brad McCormick

Sammy LOVES animals, but his Mum wont let him have any in the house. When he hears about the Adopt a Snow Leopard programme, Sammy reckons hes found the perfect way to have a pet. But then a parcel arrives

A high-energy show involving stuffed animals, evil neighbours, school projects and limes, that will enchant everyone over 5.

Travelling Light one of the very best providers of theatre for young people Guide2Bath

Wed 19 & Thu 20 Apr 11.30am & 2.30pm Founders Room 5 children, 7 adults, 22 family ticket (two adults, two children) Age 5+

Illustration workshop following performance on Thu 20 Apr, 11.30am (see p61)

Thu 20 Apr, 11.30am - see p82

Thu 20 Apr, 2.30pm - see p82

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Naomi Wilkinson

Naomis Wild and Scary

Join childrens TV presenter Naomi in a live show packed full of surprises as she recalls some of her most exciting wildlife experiences from the far flung corners of the world. Joined on stage by Animal Mark, come and

see some of the most fierce and frightening animals she met along the way. A great time for the whole family.

Sun 23 Apr, 3pm Concert Hall 19.50, 15.50 under 16s, 65 family ticket (2 adults, 2 children) Ages 6+

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Fine Chisel

Flit, Flap & Fly

A show for schools this summer!

We were moved by the participation of the children and response the performers gave to the childrens comments and actions, weaving them into the story. Teacher Comment

Bursting with live music and audience participation, this squawking adventure follows a young birds frantic and funny journey towards independence, and his relationship with his fine-singing father.

Suitable for all but aimed at 4-7 year olds (and their accompanying big people), Brighton Dome will bring this show to schools this Summer.

If your school is interested, please contact [email protected] Find out more at finechisel.co.uk

Children & Family at Brighton Dome supported by

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Comedy

David ODoherty Big Time

David ODoherty the Aldi Bubl, the Ryanair Enya is delighted to present a brand new show of talking and songs played on a crappy keyboard from 1986. This year, Davids comedy has been nominated for the best show awards at the Adelaide Fringe and Melbourne International Comedy Festival and he spent the summer on tour around America with Flight of the Conchords.

Fri 10 Feb, 8pm Concert Hall 19 (17 concession) Age 14+

Special student offer: one ticket for David ODoherty + one ticket for Josie Long (Sat 11 Feb) for 22.50. Includes one free bottle of Saxon Lager (must be claimed at Davids show with valid student ID).

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Josie Long Something Better

An original and unflagging spirit, oozing enthusiasm and intellect... Josie Long builds delightful comedy worlds. The Times This is a show about optimism and hopefulness and about looking for people and things to look up to.

Im 34, I wanted to have kids by now, and be in love, and have a country that didnt vote with the far right parties to march us all off a cliff. And be able to do all the awesome stuff that activists do, that I cant do, too. I thought we would have won by now. And I wanted to be taller and better looking.

Following a sell-out run in London and transfer to New York, the star of BBC Radio 4s Romance and Adventure, presenter of Short Cuts and three-time Edinburgh Comedy Award nominee, Josie Long tours her eighth solo stand-up show nationwide.

Sat 11 Feb, 8pm Concert Hall 15 (13 concession) Age 14+

Every bit as funny as heartfelt Guardian

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Jack Whitehall At Large

Jack is back, and on his biggest tour ever. Fresh from a Royal Variety Performance, this is your chance to catch one of the UKs hottest comedy stars at his dynamic best, live on stage!

Age 16+ Sun 29 Jan, 4pm & 8pm Mon 30 Jan, 8pm Concert Hall 26.50, 31

Miles Jupp Songs of Freedom

Miles Jupp, stand-up, actor, writer, thinker, father, husband, worrier, fool, star of Rev. and host of The News Quiz, hits the road in a freshly ironed shirt and some robust trousers and tries to make some bloody sense of it all.

Age 16+ Fri 3 Feb, 8pm Concert Hall 19

Dont miss Bridget Christie as part of International Womens Day (see p9).

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Stewart Lee Content Provider

A slime-pit of bitterness Jan Moir, Daily Mail In a league of his own Mail on Sunday

After four years writing and performing his TV show Stewart Lees Comedy Vehicle, Content Provider is Stewarts first brand new full-length show since the award-winning Carpet Remnant World.

Age 16+ Thu 23 - Sun 26 Feb, 8pm Concert Hall 23

Sun 26 Feb - see p81

Clever, but very unfunny Rod Liddle, Sunday Times The best comedian in Britain Mirror

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Jimmy Carr The Best Of, Ultimate, Gold, Greatest Hits Tour

Jimmy Carr has been on the stand-up scene for a decade and a half. In that time hes performed 9 sell-out tours, playing nearly 2,000 shows to over 2 million people across 4 continents. Now all that experience is being put to good use - this is the very best of Jimmy Carr.

Age 16+ Tue 14 Mar & Sun 9 Jul, 8pm Concert Hall 28.50

Sean Lock Keep it Light

Every three years the comedian Sean Lock writes and tours a new stand-up show. Well hes only gone and done it again! Whats he like? Come and see what hes blithering on about this time.

Age 15+ Fri 31 Mar & Sat 1 Apr, 8pm Concert Hall 24

Lock at his best is gloriously intelligent, deliciously unlikely and hilariously funny Times

He just lets the brilliance of his material dominate the room Guardian

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Rob Beckett Mouth of the South

Becketts back with a brand-new show of funnies and hes taking on the big issues like Kit Kats and flatbread! Star of BBC1s Live At The Apollo, Would I Lie To You?, Channel 4s 8 Out Of 10 Cats, and

BBC2s Mock The Week, Rob is also a host of Daves podcast, The Magic Sponge, alongside Jimmy Bullard and Ian Smith, as well as hosting Absolute Radios hit show, Rock n Roll Football.

There are hints that his eyes are set firmly on arenas that are as big as his mouth of his Metro

Age 14+ Sun 9 Apr, 8pm Concert Hall 17

Sophie Willan On Record

Sophie Willan grew up in and out of care. At 23, the state unexpectedly delivered all of her personal files. This very special rising star explores who she is today in her acclaimed debut stand-up comedy show.

A two-fingered salute to the hangover of poverty. The List

Fri 31 Mar & Sat 1 Apr, 7.30pm Marlborough Theatre 10, 8 concessions Deeply moving and incredibly funny The Herald

Sophie will be running a workshop on Sat afternoon on 1 Apr. See website for details.

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Reginald D Hunter + support (TBA)

This is comedy of a rare scope Times

Reginalds searingly honest material has garnered him a

popular fanbase that spans the generations. Recently he has appeared in his hugely popular three-part BBC2 series Reginald D Hunters Songs Of The South which documented Reginalds epic road trip from North Carolina to New Orleans through 150 years of American popular song.

Recommended for ages 18+ Fri 2 Jun, 8pm Concert Hall 24

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Heritage

Brighton Dome Backstage Tour Familiar Faces, Hidden Spaces

Did you know that our Concert Hall used to be the stables for the Prince Regents horses? Or that Brighton Dome hosted ABBAs victory in the 1974 Eurovision Song Contest?

This is your chance to take a peek behind the curtain, follow in the footsteps of legends such as Stevie Wonder, Jimi Hendrix, Beyonc 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.

So dont keep waiting in the wings. Make your way to the stage, the shows about to start

Sat 21 Jan, Sat 18 Feb, Sat 18 Mar, 10.55am Caf-Bar Pre-booking essential 6.50 (20% discount for members) Access

There are 16 stairs going down to the back of house areas, 3 stairs leading down to the secret tunnel and 17 back upstairs. If you require use of the lift please call the Ticket Office on 01273 709709 in advance of your tour date.

Were celebrating disabled access day from 1012 Mar including backstage tours and touch tours. Find out more brightondome.org/access

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Brighton Dome Organ Showcase Michael Maine

Best known for his tenure as Director of Music at Hove Parish Church and St Christophers School, Michael is largely responsible for Brighton Domes historic organ surviving to this very day.

A regular on BBC Radio 2s The Organist Entertains, enjoy this renowned musician as he puts it through its paces.

Tue 4 Apr, 2.30pm Concert Hall 8

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Join In

Illustration Workshop

Story Draw with Woody

Following Sammy & the Snow Leopard on Thu 20 Apr, 11.30am (p49)

Its half term and some of illustrator Woodys characters have gone on holiday leaving gaps in the storyline. Are you a budding young artist? Come along and draw with Woody to create a new tale. Combining collage with drawing, children will make their own characters that they can also take home.

Thu 20 Apr, 1pm 2pm Mezzanine Bar 5 Age 5+ Materials provided. Adults welcome to join in

Soulful Singing

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.

Soulful Singing will be relocating to a new venue after 11 Feb.

Check our website for updates or email [email protected]

11am1pm, various dates (see website) Founders Room 6 on the door Age 12 adult

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National Youth Theatre Auditions

Follow in the footsteps of Daniel Craig, Chiwetel Ejiofor and Helen Mirren, to start your story with the worlds first youth theatre.

The National Youth Theatre are coming to Brighton Dome to meet young talent ages 14-25. Be part of the NYTs membership and prestigious shows and develop your talent with industry professional theatre directors and technicians.

Audition date: Tue 14 Feb, 10am - 6pm Founders Room

Singalonga Smiths with Lorraine Bowen

Celebrate the JOY of the mundane and the miserable and fill up with 80s nostalgia! Long-time Smiths fan and singing teacher Lorraine Bowen has arranged five numbers into 2/3 part choral arrangements and you are invited to sing your heart out with other fans in Morrissey fashion! Age 16+

Sun 30 Apr, 11am 4pm with informal concert at 4.30pm Founders Room 25 Bookers can see Mexrrissey for 10 - see p14

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The Works: Junior Edition

For artists making work for children aged 7-10

Are you an innovative artist exploring theatre, music and/or dance for young people? Would

you benefit from piloting an excerpt of a new work in front of your target audience?

This public sharing is a unique chance for artists at an early stage of a creative process to get feedback from audiences on how best to continue and develop your work.

Dramaturg Lou Cope returns as The Works host and facilitator.

Artists can visit brightondome.org for details on how to take part.

Showing: Fri 21 Apr, 4-6pm Founders Room Free but ticketed For ages 7-10 and their adults

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Creative Learning at Brighton Dome

Brighton Dome believe in a universal right to the arts. We continually explore creative ways to get people involved in the arts, including many who wouldnt otherwise have the opportunity. Each year, the work of our Creative Learning team reaches over 22,000 people in Brighton & Hove and beyond. Heres a short update of just a few of the life changing projects our Creative Learning team are working on...

Miss Represented

Were delighted to share that Miss Represented has been awarded a major Big Lottery Fund grant allowing the programme to grow over the next two years. Miss Represented operates as an arts collective working with young women facing challenging life situations, becoming a lifeline to its members. Achievements include collaborating with award-winning rapper Plan B, appearing on BBC Radio 1xtra, a retrospective of work celebrating International Womens Day and sell-out performances of Home: Life which explored being young and homeless. Miss Rep will be reaching more young people as the group create a new piece of work to take on tour, visiting local schools, theatres, pupil referral units and universities, and heading to London and beyond. See brightondome.org/missrep

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MPower

We also teamed up with Photoworks, a Band of Brothers and The Connected Hub to pilot, MPower, working with young men. Writer and performer Sean Mahoney and photographer Ania Dabrowska worked with the group creating an exhibition reflecting on masculinity and the transition from adolescence to manhood. Umbrella Club

A membership club for children with life-shortening conditions and their siblings and carers offering free tickets and other treats. Brighton Pavilion and Museum, have also got involved to offer members free tickets. If you would like your organisation to take part, please contact [email protected].

In association with Chestnut Tree House. With generous support from BBC Children In Need, The DOyly Carte Charitable Trust and Gatwick Airport. Memory Making Day

Brighton Dome supports Forward Facing each year for Memory Making Day, a unique experience for children from Demelza House James Childrens Hospice and children from Clic Sargents Oncology department at Sussex Hospital. Children are joined by siblings, best friends and carers for a magical day moving them away from their day to day challenges See forwardfacing.co.uk

To find out more visit brightondome.org/join_in

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Our Future

Building For Our Future

You may have heard that were on the threshold of a major redevelopment.

Brighton Dome Concert Hall will remain open for business while our nationally-important Corn Exchange and Studio Theatre begin their transformation in the New Year.

The refurbishment of the Corn Exchange will reveal and restore long-lost heritage features of the former Prince Regents Riding House as well as provide increased capacity seating and a magnificent new viewing gallery and audience circulation space (illustrated here).

Major improvements to the Studio Theatre will include balcony seating, a new artists creation and development space, and a cafe opening out onto New Road.

This work will be the first phrase of an a over-arching culture and heritage-led development plan for the Royal Pavilion Estate, the cultural heart of the city, which is being developed in partnership with Brighton & Hove City Council and the Royal Pavilion and Museums.

To keep up-to-date on how our plans are developing and how you can support us to build for the future, visit: brightondome.org/our_future

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Support us Become a Member

Enjoy priority booking, no order fees and discounts from just 30 a year.

Join online at brightondome.org/membership, visit our ticket office or call 01273 260827 Members Multi-buy Discount *

Look out for the next to selected events throughout the brochure to save: 10% on three events 15% on four events 20% on five or more events

* valid on Dome Saver events only, up to 4 tickets per event. Offer not available online or in conjuction with other offers Become a Gold Member

Our Gold Members support a high-profile Brighton Festival show (The Complete Deaths in 2016) and in return enjoy a range of benefits bringing them closer to Brighton Festival. We will shortly be announcing our Gold Members show for 2017.

Gold Membership costs 500 per annum (or 42 a month) for two people.

Contact Sarah on 01273 260818 or [email protected]

Get involved at brightondome.org/support

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Our patrons are passionate about the arts and in return for their support enjoy a range of exclusive benefits. Join them from 84 a month.

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