Performance

• introduction
• performance map

If you ever needed proof that Brighton was a big gay city, look no further than the range of theatre and cabaret going on all year round! We get West End shows, cutting edge cabaret, compelling drama and loads of other camp and not so camp special events... Keep an eye on our forward planner for details of forthcoming productions.
 

		Actually Gay Men's Chorus The Actually Gay Men's Chorus was set up with the specific aim of providing a place where gay men can socialise, have fun and develop their vocal skills in a unique environment. Members benefit from the wide ranging musical experience from TV and theatreland and have the expertise at hand to develop their own talents with professional tuition. St Andrew's Church Waterloo St Hove, Brighton & Hove click for details
		Queen's Arms The matriarch of Brighton's mixed pubs, the Queens Arms delves into her handbag every night of the week to serve up big, camp portions of live entertainment, special events and karaoke. By day, a more contemporary feel to the venue has led to a laid-back atmosphere by day where you can grab a drink and watch the big screens or browse the free newspapers on offer. 7 George Street, Brighton, BN2 1RH 01273 696873 click for details
		Brighton Gay Men's Chorus Brighton Gay Men’s Chorus provides a space where men can celebrate music, celebrate their sexuality, enjoy the fellowship of other like-minded people and contribute to the local communities which we are part of. Born in 2005, it's the first choir of its kind in Brighton & Hove and one of the best-known performing groups in the country. Today it is the UK’s largest gay male chorus outside London. Unitarian Church New Road, Brighton & Hove, BN1 1UF 07904 210 192 click for details
		Brighton Festival Fringe The Brighton Festival descends on the city every May and with it comes the essence of Brighton's arts scene, the Brighton Festival Fringe. A packed programme is bursting with comedy and drama, music and dance, stage and film and artistic expressions galore, including many gay and lesbian performers and performances. There are even tours to explore the history of this great city by the sea. 12a Pavilion Buildings Castle Square, Brighton, BN1 1EE 01273 260804 / 260831 click for details
		Actually Gay Women's Chorus This chorus aims to create a friendly atmosphere where you can come and learn some singing skills and take part in performances raising money for charity. The Chorus is open to all women over 18, LGBT and straight. , Brighton click for details
		Magners Brighton Comedy Festival October sees stella line-up of international comedic talent descends on Brighton for this huge festival of laughs. 29 New Road, Brighton, BN1 1UG 01273 709709
		Concorde 2 Live music venue on the seafront that hosts up-and-coming and already-made-it bands and music performers and also hosts the occasional club night. Madeira Shelter Hall, Madeira Drive, Brighton, BN2 1EN 01273 673311
		Brighton Dome Refurbished royal stables now is a breathtaking complex of Concert Hall, Corn Exchange and Pavilion Theatre. Church Street, Brighton, BN1 1UE 01273 709709
		Komedia The gem in Brighton's performance arts crown is, undoubtedly, The Komedia brings an impressive array of comedy, live music, cabaret and theatre to a diverse audience. In fact, together with the sister-venue in Edinburgh, Komedia are at the forefront of the country's entertainment scene attracting professional and fringe acts from around the globe. 44-47 Gardner Street, Brighton, BN1 1UN 01273 647100
		The Rainbow Chorus For over a decade, the Rainbow Chorus has been offering a supportive environment for its LGBT members to sing together and hone their talents and confidence. Through performance, the chorus also raises the profile of the LGBT community as well as providing top quality entertainment - and their performance biog is pretty impressive. , Brighton 01273 242418
		The Marlborough Theatre This tiny theatre has its own proscenium stage and the proximity of the performers to the audience makes every show a very special experience. It's no wonder that this venue is a favourite for fringe elements of both the Brighton Fringe Festival in May and the Autumn Comedy Festival. 4 Princes Street, Brighton, BN2 1RD 01273 570028
		Theatre Royal Brighton's West End by the see with many big names in theatre and touring productions. New Road, Brighton, BN1 1SD 08700 606617
Brighton Theatre Group		, Brighton
The Old Market		Tucked away in a quiet little street is a performance arts centre with live music, theatre and cutting edge performance. Upper Market Street, Hove, BN3 1AS 01273 201800
The Aquarium Theatre Bar		The Aquarium Theatre Bar is the new luvvie-ly guise of one of Brighton's oldest gay-friendly venues - set back from the seafront and just a stiletto's throw away from the Pier. The bar has had a recent facelift with décor that reflects its traditional roots but with a fresh, contemporary finish. You'll find the friendly and professional management team on hand to ensure a warm welcome and a music policy which, as you might expect from the theatrical theming, offers something for everyone - from musicals, to rat pack through to the artists of today - and there's plenty of regular cabaret too! 6 Steine Street, Brighton, BN2 1TE 01273 605525

key	mostly straight
	mixed
	mostly gay