We saw "Sunny Afternoon" amazing show, we had the royal box and the whole experience was joyful. Great staff polite friendly and very helpful. Loved the experience.
One of my favourite venues for theatre shows and performances. Building is great although the stairs on the balcony’s can be a bit dangerous if you don’t watch your footing! I’ve seen 2 tumbles now! So if you’re unsteady on your feet it’s best to book the lower floor
Fantastic traditional style theatre with some bargain seat prices from £15 when we attended to watch the steps musical, here and now. The upper gallery seats were small and would be very uncomfortable if it was full, thankfully it was quiet on our Friday night show so we had lots of places to move around. The drinks prices - we got a coffee ☕️ were very reasonable, only £2. So was shocked when I went back later to get 2 ice creams and it was £9. Very odd pricing. The show was outstanding. If I visited again I would defo folk out for one of the box seats as they were real free standing seats and would make the whole experience outstanding. The staff were very friendly and it has a great atmosphere. Also it’s located in the centre of the city with lots of cafes and restaurants outside. It also had some blue badge parking right outside in the “pedestrianised” area. Uber said you couldn’t get picked up right outside the theatre, but the car came right there which was fab when it was windy and raining.
Great venue! Service is incredible. We booked the ambassador lounge experience and would absolutely do it again as it includes a private loo, a drink on the house, crisps and a top up of each during the interval. We also had ice cream pre-ordered for the interval as well.
Gorgeous little theatre. I have to choose my search carefully as quite tall and not all seats have enough leg room, but that just shows it's authentically old! Staff always friendly and helpful. Love to book a matinee for easier travel home afterwards. Always a good day out. Definitely recommend!
We sat up in the gods to see Fisherman's Friends and the show was absolutely amazing, best show I've seen in years, simply brilliant. However to get to our seats up in the Gallery we needed climbing spikes, an oxygen mask and a parachute!
Went to see the Rocky Horror Picture Show at Theatre Royal Brighton, as part of its UK tour. Staff were excellent, very friendly and guided me and family to seats very well. Being from Brighton myself it’s very convenient as we didn’t have to rush as though we had to go to London and family worked out the price of the show and parking was actually cheaper than getting a bus.
I always love coming here to see shows. The vibe is always lovely, the shows are top quality and the staff are fantastic. Plus anything to do with ATG membership is brilliant as far as I'm concerned
Saw the Rock Orchestra perform here last night - not bad but also not amazing. What I thought was the 'warm up' was a chap with a guitar and keyboard with his friend with a Cello (which was unfortunately hugely underused). The lead chap was an exceptional vocalist but incredibly arrogant and clearly loved being centre stage.... he asked, throughout the entire performance, about 10 times how 'Brighton was doing'! They played about 8 songs, all of which were quite slow and even some of their original music. This created a rather sombre atmosphere and then we went straight into an interval. They started late and then the 15 minute interval turned into 30 minutes. The orchestra finally came back out - I hate to say it but they were very much second rate and relied on the chap from the start to keep the audience engaged. They started with a strong choice of songs which seemed to dwindle. Overall an enjoyable evening though and not as bad as I've probably made it out to be! However the theatre itself is old and remarkably cramped!
Theatre Royal Brighton is located at New Rd, Brighton and Hove, Brighton BN1 1SD, UK
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