Evening events, Kids, Music

Set in the heart of the beautiful South Downs and boasting outstanding views all around, this music and arts festival will once again take place on the bank holiday weekend within the grounds of Glynde Place, featuring many outstanding international, national and local acts. Music, theatre, comedy, spoken word, art, DJs…

The Soul Dome, a 360' inflatable cinema dome, has its inaugural appearance at Brighton Fringe. Totally immersive sensory ecstatic shows programmed to suit all age groups, with live and interactive elements. A family friendly event (i.e. suitable for all ages).

The wonderful cellist Pavlos Carvalho treats us once again to two evenings of Bach & an opportunity to hear Bach's complete solo suites for violoncello. This evening we will hear the ever popular & magical first cello suite in G, followed by the dramatic D minor suite & then the joyous suite in D major. True…

Brilliant young cellist Pavlos Carvalho continues his survey of Bach's mesmerising solo cello suites. This evening's concert includes the suites in C & C minor along with the warm & lyrical suite in E flat. Sumptuous music in sumptuous surroundings.

The cutting edge of word. Hammer and Tongue, champions of slam, present Bite!: The Youth Slam. Twelve young MCs and performance poets do battle, representing their clubs and their style of spoken word. Coached by the professional poets and MCs of Adventure Poetry, these performers are ready to take on the world. Rapper…

10th: Musica 432 perform early music on voice and renaissance instruments. Includes Dowland, Weelkes and new works. 17th: Hilser Trio. Three Rachels: Smith (flute), Firmager (cello), Fryer (piano) perform Czech music including Janacek, Martinu and Dussek. 31st: Enchanting and dynamic duo Lucina Harps present a fresh and…

Award-winning singer Maeve Mackinnon leads this new Gaelic singing group for youth aged 12–18 years. No experience of Gaelic necessary – learn as you sing.

A carnival of creatures descend on the country park alongside a parade of puppets and stilt walkers before music and projections bring proceedings to a dramatic close. Please wrap up warm. Fancy dress, lanterns and torches are encouraged.

New music from local groups including Horsecross Glee Juniors S1–S6, GleeXtra and the Perth Musicbox Project.

An exciting, bright new interpretation of Shakespeare’s best loved comedy. Using the gardens as inspiration the actors will lead you on a magical journey filled with laughter, magic and music. All performances supported with BSL/SSE and Audio Description on Sunday. Touch Tours for visually impaired audience members are…

The ‘must see’ award-winning musical tour de force is back by popular demand. The Brighton Beach Boys swell their ranks to become The Psychedelic Love Orchestra, whose impassioned recreation of these two iconic and seminal albums of the 1960’s will leave you breathless, elated and begging for more. Love this? See our…

Mr and Mrs Bennet desperately seek husbands for their daughters, and their luck looks to be turning with arrival of the handsome and eligible Mr Bingley and Mr Darcy. However, the course of true love never did run smooth. With original music, comedy and romance join us in Meryton for a wonderful reinvention of a beloved…

A family-friendly concert of carols and seasonal tunes, including the now annual screening of Dianne Jackson's 1982 film of Raymond Briggs' The Snowman with live musical accompaniment, because nothing spells 'Christmas' like a magical fable about the transience of life. Christopher Bell conducts.

This acclaimed Brighton company return to St Ann's Well Gardens, presenting another ‘superlative’ and highly musical revival of a Shakespeare Comedy, with the controversial ‘Taming of the Shrew’. So bring family, friends a picnic and blankets for a farcical evening of confused identities, arranged marriages and gender…

On a remote island, usurped Duke of Milan Prospero plots to return himself and his daughter to their rightful place using his mastery of dark magic to shipwreck his enemies. With original music, comedy and magic, Such Stuff presents a fresh take on Shakespeare’s tale of hope and redemption. A family friendly event (i.e.

One man on a mysterious journey. When he looks back, he can’t see where he came from. In this interactive show, his strange world is brought to life with music, puppetry, paint and the audience’s artistic skills. With pens, paint and a world of paper, you will help create the adventure! Co-written with Little Green Pig…