Brighton Year-Round

A Christmas Carol

The most original, potent and uplifting Christmas Carol I’ve ever seen

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A Christmas Carol

Adaptor Gary Andrews’ presence is also the chief reason to be uplifted

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A Life Twice Given

Can science give back the life that was lost?

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A Woman Of No Importance

A sovereign cast-bronze production.

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Chitty Chitty Bang Bang

It couldn’t be done any better and puts several touring shows to shame.

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Fen

A stunning play beautifully revived by one who knows it intimately.

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Frankenstein

There’s a clean sharp fusion between these two writers that heralds something special.

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Great Expectations

A professionally-realized NVT production, consummate and brooding

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Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein

An Unmissable Harrowing Halloween Treat

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Priscilla, Queen of the Desert

The three lead actors, divas and a superb cast give this production its beating pink heart.

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Psychic Connections

This premiere firmly establishes LLT as a superb try-out for new work

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Really Want to Hurt Me

A must-see.

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Short Play Festival

Worth 110 minutes of any July evening.

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Stones in His Pockets

What better way to spend 105 minutes in the city?

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Tabby McTat

It really is purrfect for summer

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The Entertainer

There won’t be a better repointing of any Osborne work.

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The Lady Vanishes

A first-class production. Crisply paced, beautifully detailed, this ensemble is flawless, the finest Bill Kenwright’s team have produced

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The Mill on the Floss

Stunning. This consummate, flawless production is an event for BLT and Brighton

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The Other 1% Live

Jackanory for naughty Millennials.

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The River, Comment is Free

Bold brave, and mostly beautiful work: a consummate double-bill.

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The Thrill of Love

A superb revival, and the best production of this popular play I’ve seen.

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Toast

A quietly magical production that knows its own truth and serves it hot.

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Would Like To Meet

The trials and tribulations of dating in the digital age.

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Wuthering Heights

There mightn’t be a finer adaptation at BOAT this year.

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