Bold and bursting with joy 💥 This punk-musical one-person show is all about making your own queer family on your own terms.⁠ ⁠ Written and performed by award-nominated comedian, writer & composer Leila Navabi, it blends stand-up with electro-pop musical numbers for a night you won't forget!⁠ ⁠ Fresh from the Edinburgh Fringe - where it landed in The Guardian’s “10 Best Shows to Catch” - and nominated for the Brighton Fringe Award for Excellence.⁠ ⁠ Book at ⁠ Comedy supported by Mayo Wynne Baxter⁠ ⁠ #comedy# #brightonfestival#

Tickets for Brighton Festival are now available to the general public! 🎉⁠ ⁠ We've got some incredible entertainment coming your way this May, there is something for everyone, so head to to take your pick!⁠ ⁠ Here is a highlight reel of just a few of the fantastic events we've got in store across theatre, visual art, music, circus and more 🎭⁠ ⁠ Happy booking! 🎟️

🌟Be part of Brighton Festival 2026! We're looking for our next Our Place Artist in Residence for East Brighton. We're interested in working with a land artist or sculptor working with natural materials sourced from the land/nature. Deadline Mon 20 Oct, 9am 🔗More info here:

We're excited to unveil our programme for Brighton Festival 2026 on Wed 18 Feb - mark your calendars!⁠ ⁠ Starting on Thu 26 Feb at 10 AM, tickets will be up for grabs 📅⁠ (Members priority booking opens Thu 19 Feb)⁠ ⁠ We can't wait to mark our 60th edition with you all! Looking forward to seeing you in May 🎉

It's here! The 60th edition of Brighton Festival programme is now out, and the full line-up is ready for you to feast your eyes on, here's a taster of what's to come🎉⁠ ⁠ Returning to the city and surrounding areas from 1–25 May 2026 with over 100 events, this will be the first Festival under the artistic leadership of new Chief Executive Lucy Davies. ⁠ ⁠ The expansive multi-arts line-up will feature over 100 events from over 140 artists spanning theatre, dance, music, literature, visual art and debate.⁠ ⁠ Read about this years festival in our new blog up now at ⁠ Tickets will be on sale for members from tomorrow, with general on sale from Thursday 26th February 🎟️⁠ ⁠ View the full programme at 💻

What an incredible night! Seckou Keita & The Homeland Band lit up the Brighton Dome Corn Exchange with a stunning blend of traditional Senegalese music, pop and spoken word. Joined by Brighton Festival Guest Director Anoushka Shankar for a special performance, the night was a beautiful unity of soulful sitar and Seckou’s all-star lineup. Photos by David McHugh Supported by Graves Sons & Pilcher