Theatres, Museums and Art in Brighton

The Theatre Royal has major productions like Oscar Wilde, or Shakespeare or even Ben Elton. Local drama is played at the New Venture Theatre or the Marlborough Theatre as well as the Little Theatre or the Sussex Arts club. There is big demand for theatre in Brighton and one could see a different performance every night if one wished. Prices range from less than a fiver to higher prices but much cheaper than London prices.

The Booth Museum of Natural History and the Fishing Museum as well as the British Engineerium which looks at machinery down through the years. All are free of charge.

Brighton has attracted many artists down through the years and is a popular town with the new multi media digital Arts. The Light house Company which are based in the new Brighton Media Centre display lots of digital art exhibitions which are usually on display at the Fabrica Gallery, which is famous for its very creative shows a beautiful interior and is perfect for contemporary works. Then there is the George Street Gallery as well as Gallery 73 which have artists in their workshops.

Hove Museum and Brighton’s Museum and Art Gallery house have already hosted many established works like Bruegel and Goya and Brighton was rated as the best exhibition outside London back in 2000. So there is plenty more opportunities for Brighton to regain its status.

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