Theatre Royal Brighton

Theatre Royal Brighton

New Road
BN1 1SD

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This grade II listed building is one of the oldest working theatres in the country, with an exquisite regency auditorium. With the stage house surrounded by a collection of historic buildings, it’s a fine example of a Theatre that has evolved over the last two hundred years.New Road

Getting to the venue

By train

Nearest stations

Brighton (10 minutes walk into the city centre)

London Road (1.1 miles from the the city centre)

Hove (1.8 miles from the the city centre)

Mouselcombe (2.1 miles from the the city centre)

Preston Park (2.1 miles from the the city centre)

Brighton can be reached from London in just over an hour with train services run by Southern and Thameslink every 15 minutes. Regular rail connections also serve Gatwick, Heathrow and Hove.

 

By Coach

Approximate journey times

From Gatwick Airport - 1 hr

From London Victoria - 2 hrs 15 mins

From Heathrow Airport - 2 hrs 30 mins

From Standsted Airport - 4 hrs

Coaches arrive at Pool Valley Coach Station, 10 minutes walk from the city centre

 

By car

Approximate journey times

London to Brighton via the A23/ M23 is approximately 50 miles, with a journey time of about 90 minutes depending on traffic.

Driving to Brighton from Kent and the South East, either from the East or West, use the A27.

Events at Theatre Royal Brighton

Theatre
Past event

Scott Silven: Wonders

Scott Silven
Wed 8 - Sun 12 May
Theatre Royal Brighton
From £15
Theatre
Past event
A man and a woman stand lookng at each other, the man has a guitar

No Love Songs

Dundee Rep Theatre
Fri 17 - Sat 18 May
Theatre Royal Brighton
Theatre
Past event
A set of the inside of a house, a person leans out the windo, while another sides in a swimming costume on top of the roof

Fishbowl

Le Fils du Grand Réseau (France)
Thu 23 - Sat 25 May
Theatre Royal Brighton
From £15

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