Brighton Year-Round

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Brighton Year-Round 2022

An Hour and a Half Late

Don’t miss this authentic, touching, devastatingly comic anatomy of a marriage as soufflé, supremely served by Rhys-Jones and Dee.


Astra

There’s nothing remotely like it and Foyle’s team have broken through to the stars.


Beautiful

Outstanding, and outstandingly transferred as a tour that brings its stature with it.


Calendar Girls the Musical

Could be seen in the West End. See it here


David Copperfield

A paean to live theatre; soaring seasonal spirit, struck with tenderness, joy, sorrow, plangent affirmation.


Dracula

Robert Hamilton’s novel stage version of Dracula should be published and used widely


James and the Giant Peach

With memorable music and ensemble singing added to a first-rate BLT production, there’s no better Christmas show in town.


Lost in the Willows

As a definitive staged version of Kenneth Grahame’s life, it will certainly hold the stage in its subsequent tour.


Mother Goose

This is more than panto: it’s an affirmation of something that panto here welcomes in, in our time uniquely invoking layers as only Elizabethan/Jacobean drama can.


Pericles

Kelly Hunter’s team have wrought a miracle of flight, realised by an outstanding cast who here at least, make us rank Pericles with Shakespeare’s other late Romances.


Sheila’s Island

It’s a play you wish well


The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel

Most of all it’s exotic, if second-best.


The Da Vinci Code

Actually improves on Brown with theatrical humour and bold gestures; with a set that tells the story almost as much as the strong cast.


The Doctor

A triumph for all concerned. Juliet Stevenson even gains in stature. Robert Icke’s revival could hardly go better than this.


The Lavender Hill Mob

Certainly enjoyable and the second act shows what it might be. There’s not a moment’s longeurs


The Osmonds: A New Musical

If you’re into musicals, it’s a must-see


The Railway Children

A whooping whistlestop of a classic


The Shodyssey

The Trojan war, as you've never seen it before.


Unsanctioned/Measure 2 Measure

You must see this intriguing, ingenious and superbly acted double bill.


Waiting For God

Sarah Mann and Nathan Ariss lead a fine company into a dash to eternity and back. With a memorable finale of two weddings and a funeral.


Waitress

Halfpenny raises soaring music theatre, an ounce of gold in the throat and stars six inches above it.