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From Where to here
Fri, 6 May 7pm - 8.15pm
Sat, 7 May 7pm - 8.15pm
A multi-media journey about two friends emerging as artists after decades of work and within the confines of lockdown. The journey focuses on the last year of their artistic endeavour and how it has enabled years of creativity to come together as a performance.
The performance involves self-penned urban folk tunes, experimental improvisations, AI, images and video.
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Silent Disco: the Greatest showman
Fri, 13 May 6.30pm - 7.45pm
Sat, 28 May 6.30pm - 7.45pm
Let’s put on a show! We learn it and perform it all in one hour and fifteen minutes! No need to know how to dance – just be willing to have fun and try something new. It’s creative, theatrical, and easy to follow. Wearing the headphones takes us out of our heads and allows us to step into a Musical! This masterclass is suitable for everyone and is fantastic for boosting confidence and expressing ourselves. This is your time to shine! Easy-to-learn catchy choreography, staging, and stand-out sequences to The Greatest Showman.
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Silent Disco: Strut Our Stuff
Fri, 13 May 8.30pm - 9.30pm
Sat, 28 May 8.30pm - 9.30pm
Welcome to the Greatest Silent Disco Party in Brighton! Mainly about the dance and movement but singing encouraged!
Super social, fun, immersive, stress releasing and euphoric! Quadruple your daily step count in an hour and adore the way you move. Take to the dance floor with easy-to-follow moves that make you roar, freestyle fun, addictive anthems and big bangers! Let’s connect, let go, and release your inner tiny dancer. Come and join the « Movement Revolution » and dance yourself happy!
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Shackleton
Sat, 14 May 5pm - 6.45pm | 7.30pm - 9.15pm
Sun, 15 May 1.30pm - 3.15pm
Discover the heartwarming story behind one of the greatest ever shipwrecks: The Endurance! Shackleton is a new musical based on the true story of Sir Ernest Shackleton and his crew's incredible journey of survival and perseverance after their ship, the Endurance, got crushed in an ice pack before they were ever able to start their attempt to cross the South Polar continent via the pole. As The Golden Age of the British Empire drew to a close with the threat of World War I looming, 28 men set out on a bitter and brutal journey that pushed them to the limits of human endurance and the darkest parts of their soul. Shackleton inspired them to find strength in their defeat, laughter in their pain, and the courage to overcome adversity with optimism.
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The Silver Bell
Mon, 16 May 7.30pm - 8.30pm
Tue, 17 May 7.30pm - 8.30pm
Wed, 18 May 9.30pm - 10.30pm
It starts as all good stories do: boy meets boy. But then boy meets end, leaving a huge void and a lot of time to fill before the curtain call...
When Mico loses the love of his life to motor neurone disease, he should begin the slow process of grieving, but instead he does the next best thing: he punches a hole in the universe and travels to parallel worlds, all in the hope of getting his husband back.
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Unfold The Shutters
Fri, 20 May 3.30pm - 4pm | 4.30pm - 5pm
Sat, 21 May 2.30pm - 3pm | 3.30pm - 4pm | 4.30pm - 5pm | 5.30pm - 6pm
Sun, 22 May 2.30pm - 3pm | 3.30pm - 4pm | 4.30pm - 5pm | 5.30pm - 6pm
In her Brighton Fringe debut, emerging choreographer Catherine Sleeman presents a hopeful response to the climate crisis. Created in collaboration with dancers Maria Evans, Joeley Gibson and Melanie Whitehead Smith, Unfold The Shutters is a family-friendly celebration of our native wildlife - a call to look outwards and appreciate the natural world..
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Mistress, Maiden, Monster: A Modern Masque
Thu, 26 May 6pm - 6.45pm
Fri, 27 May 6pm - 6.45pm
In this performance, we present the stories of three different female characters, from plays by Shakespeare; Desdemona (Othello), Kate (Taming of the Shrew), & Viola (Twelfth Night). Through these women, we pose questions about what their stories tell us about how women were viewed in Shakespeare’s time, and what this means to us when we see them today. What do Shakespeare’s stories tell us about how women are viewed in today’s society? Is what they say uncomfortable? Resonant? Relevant? We hope to create a dialogue with our audience and challenge them to think about how they view women.
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The Waste Land (TS Eliot)
Thu, 26 May 8pm - 9pm
Fri, 27 May 8pm - 9pm
Reportedly T S Eliot carried a pocket version of Dante around, and although he could not understand Italian explained that he simply listened to the music of the words. Audrey Lee's performance is her own response to the music of Eliot's words in The Waste Land. Written one hundred years ago this year, at a time when Eliot was experiencing personal depression, there is much in its portrayal of failure, aridity and fear that can be seen in our modern world. The musical sounds of Robert Lee's composition enhance the words wonderfully well, especially on the one uplifting passage "who is the third who walks always beside you?"
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Immersive Bubble Land
Mon, 30 May
3pm - 4.15pm | 3.45pm - 5pm | 5pm - 6.15pm | 5.45pm - 7pm | 7pm - 8.15pm | 7.45pm - 9pm | 8.30pm - 9.45pm | 9.15pm - 109.30pmTue, 31 May
3pm - 4.15pm | 3.45pm - 5pm | 5pm - 6.15pm | 5.45pm - 7pm | 7pm - 8.15pm | 7.45pm - 9pm | 8.30pm - 9.45pm | 9.15pm - 109.30pmWed, 1 June
3pm - 4.15pm | 3.45pm - 5pm | 5pm - 6.15pm | 5.45pm - 7pm | 7pm - 8.15pm | 7.45pm - 9pm | 8.30pm - 9.45pm | 9.15pm - 109.30pmThu, 2 June
3pm - 4.15pm | 3.45pm - 5pm | 5pm - 6.15pm | 5.45pm - 7pm | 7pm - 8.15pm | 7.45pm - 9pm | 8.30pm - 9.45pm | 9.15pm - 109.30pmFri, 3 June
3pm - 4.15pm | 3.45pm - 5pm | 5pm - 6.15pm | 5.45pm - 7pm | 7pm - 8.15pm | 7.45pm - 9pm | 8.30pm - 9.45pm | 9.15pm - 109.30pmSat, 4 June
3pm - 4.15pm | 3.45pm - 5pm | 5pm - 6.15pm | 5.45pm - 7pm | 7pm - 8.15pm | 7.45pm - 9pm | 8.30pm - 9.45pm | 9.15pm - 109.30pmSun, 5 June
3pm - 4.15pm | 3.45pm - 5pm | 5pm - 6.15pm | 5.45pm - 7pm | 7pm - 8.15pm | 7.45pm - 9pm | 8.30pm - 9.45pm | 9.15pm - 109.30pm
Immersive Experiences is an award-winning, 360 experientials company who have been creating memorable events for over a decade, by combining the magic of immersive digital technologies, science and amazing people.
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Pebble Beach Writing - Creative Writing Classes in Brighton
Writing from life:
Saturdays: 10am - 12pm
7th May - 18th June (No session 4th June)
Friday Writing Hour:
Fridays: 10am - 11pm
6th May - 17th June (No session 3rd June)
Fee: £65 for 6 sessions
Throughout May and June, Pebble Beach Writing, have plenty of spaces open for there creative writing courses they host here at the centre! ✍️ all hosted by the award winning novelist Susanna Jones (The Earthquake Bird), you will learn all kinds of new themes, topics, prompts and tips to help further your skills as a writer!
So if this sounds like W workshop that you would love to attend then why not book a spot up by either emailing contact@pebblebeachwriting.com or visit there website www.pebblebeachwriting.com to take your writing skills to the next level…or chapter! ✨
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WILD VOICES - Brighton Community Choir
Term 1 - Every Wednesday - 7.30pm - 9pm
26th Jan - 30th MarchTerm 2 - Every Wednesday - 7.30pm - 9pm
4th May - 29th JunTerm 3 - Every Wednesday - 7.30pm - 9pm
3rd Aug - 28th SeptTerm 4 - Every Wednesday - 7.30pm - 9pm
26th Oct - 21st Dec
Sing, have fun, meet great people, elevate yourself!
Come and experience the joy of singing with us. No auditions and no musical knowledge needed.
Led together by our choir leaders Noddy and Alessandro, we pride ourselves on creating a special energy that is supportive, inclusive and family feeling. In addition to our choir leaders, we are blessed to have a long list of professional singing friends who act as singing mentors in our choir setting and enhance our supportive structure.
We are super grateful to be able to run our sessions at the beautiful Altar in St Augustine's Arts & Events Centre, Brighton. The room was built to carry sound and is wonderful to sing in.
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St Augustine's Arts & Events Centre is now a home for the Arts, Wellbeing, Spiritual and Hospitality sectors. As well as having a spacious and creative space we have the atmospheric and stylish Wild Earth Cafe Bar set inside the building, offering a tasty menu of drinks and food to our visitors. This whole project aims to become the archetype of what a community and cultural centre should be.
We have internal solutions for most community and business gatherings and the gardens will also be used during the summer months to accommodate activities like cream teas, alfresco dining, cultural and spiritual activities, children's activities and corporate outdoor gatherings.
After weathering the COVID-19 storm we are now pleased to say that we are now open to the public! We have made the necessary changes to the building to be able to open safely to the public.
We can still host socially distanced events and regular events from the 1st October, so get in touch and have your next event at Brighton's most unique venue!
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