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18:00 - The Wonderful World Of Musicals (Adrian & Fizz) 09 JUL 2024
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Theatre Royal Brighton

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Review: – Inspector Morse: House of Ghosts – Theatre Royal Brighton

The stage lights rise on a performance of Hamlet, and a young actress takes her final bow — literally. With this striking opening, Inspector Morse – House of Ghosts immediately asserts itself as a first-rate stage thriller, brimming with atmosphere, intelligence, and the same melancholy charm that made Colin Dexter’s beloved detective such an enduring figure in British culture. Adapted by Morse television writer Alma Cullen and superbly […]

22/10/2025

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Review – The Lightning Thief: The Percy Jackson Musical – Theatre Royal Brighton

The Lightning Thief: The Percy Jackson Musical is a stage adaptation of Rick Riordan’s novel about Percy Jackson, a teenager who discovers he is the son of Poseidon. The show tries to mix humour, adventure, and music while staying close to the book’s storyline. The result is an experience that has its moments but never fully rises above average. The plot follows Percy as he learns about his demigod heritage, […]

30/09/2025

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Review – Les Misérables, Let the People Sing – Theatre Royal Brighton

From the very first chords of the overture to the rousing finale of “Do You Hear the People Sing?”, the current amateur production of Les Misérables is nothing short of a theatrical triumph. Staged at the Theatre Royal Brighton, this ambitious performance proves that passion, dedication, and community spirit can rival the grandeur of even the most professional West End stages. The cast, comprised entirely of local talent, […]

14/08/2025

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Review – A Man for All Seasons – Theatre Royal Brighton

Robert Bolt's A Man for All Seasons has long been hailed as a powerful exploration of conscience, conviction, and the perils of political compromise. In this compelling stage revival, starring the simply superb Martin Shaw as Sir Thomas More, the production simultaneously reaches heights of emotion and philosophical depth. The play, set in the turbulent period of King Henry VIII's reign, centres on Sir Thomas More, the Lord Chancellor of […]

30/07/2025