Brian Eno
Saturday 1 May to Sunday 23 May
Free
|
Brian Eno's seminal Apollo album brought exclusively to the live arena
Icebreaker/BJ Cole
Saturday 1 May to Sunday 2 May
£10, £15, £18.50 Festival standby £10 (available Sun 2 May)
|
produced by Same Sky
Saturday 1 May
Free
|
City Reads: Secrets and Sensitivities
Saturday 1 May
£8
|
UNFORTUNATELY THIS EVENT IS NOW FULLY BOOKED
Rachel Henson
Saturday 1 May to Sunday 9 May
£5
|
UNFORTUNATELY THIS EVENT IS NOW FULLY BOOKED
Try Philip Ardagh for more literary events for 7+
Saturday 1 May
£5
|
|
|
Co-produced with The Basement
Saturday 1 May to Wednesday 5 May
£18
|
Compagnia Rodisio
Saturday 1 May to Sunday 2 May
Adults £9, Children £6, Family ticket £25 (2 adults and 2 children)
|
Tickets available on the the day
by Howard Goodall based on the story by Oscar Wilde
Saturday 1 May
£5, £10, £15 Children under 16 half price on top two ticket prices
|
Sunday 2 May
£5 (includes a preview of Berlin Horse)
|
Andrew Lycett, Simon Winder and Rowan Pellin
Sunday 2 May
£8
|
Richard Holloway, Phyllida Law and Julia Neuberger, Chaired by Peter Guttridge
Sunday 2 May
£8
|
|
|
with Liniers
Sunday 2 May
£12.50
|
Tickets available on the day
Vladimir Jurowski conducts Beethoven's Violin Concerto with Belgian soloist Yossif Ivanov
Sunday 2 May
£10, £15, £20, £25, £30 Festival standby £10 - will be available
|
Song recital, programme includes Schumann and Mendelssohn
Monday 3 May
£8
|
|
|
with support from Portico Quartet
Tuesday 4 May
£10, £15, £18.50 Festival standby £10
|
Tuesday 4 May to Sunday 30 May
Free
|
Violin, trumpet, piano and saxophone ensemble
David Matthews, John Casken and Martin Butler with narration by Eleanor Bron
Tuesday 4 May
£8
|
Climate Change: The Big Picture
Tuesday 4 May
£8
|
with support from Don't Move!
Tuesday 4 May
£10
|
A personal take on the music of the Baroque with an accompanying trio - cello, lute and harpsichord.
Steve Dugardin
Wednesday 5 May
£15
|
Nineteen-year-old Russian pianist
UNFORTUNATLEY THIS EVENT IS NOW FULLY BOOKED
Wednesday 5 May
£8
|
Spoon Tree Productions
Wednesday 5 May to Saturday 8 May
£8, £12.50, £18 Children half price on top two prices, suitable age 4+
|
L'A - Rachid Ouramdane
Wednesday 5 May
£12.50, £15 Festival standby £10
|
Brian Eno
Wednesday 5 May to Sunday 23 May
Free
|
Wednesday 5 May to Thursday 6 May
£10
|
|
|
Ireland's 'virtuosic Fidelio Trio' (Sunday Times) perform Henze, Hellawell and Schumann
Thursday 6 May
£8
|
support from Sweet Billy Pilgrim
Thursday 6 May
£10, £15, £18.50, Festival Standby £10
|
Work in progress
Brighton Festival Platform
Thursday 6 May
£4
|
Join him for an evening of stories and poems
Friday 7 May
£7.50
|
|
|
|
|
written and performed by Tim Crouch designed by Graeme Gilmour
Friday 7 May to Sunday 9 May
£10, under 16s £6
|
In a series of benevolent acts, audience members are written into Kim's Last Will and Testament,
Kim Noble
Friday 7 May to Saturday 8 May
£10
|
Mendelssohn, Liszt, Schumann, Clara Schumann, Ignaz Moscheles
Friday 7 May
£8
|
UNFORTUNATELY THIS EVENT IS NOW FULLY BOOKED
Naturally 7, The Persuasions, Reggie Watts
Friday 7 May
£10, £15, £18.50 Festival standby £10
|
The Two Wrongies
Friday 7 May to Saturday 8 May
£8
|
with Bourgeois & Maurice
Saturday 8 May
£49
|
Join the author of the number one bestselling CHERUB series, age 10+
with Robert Muchamore
Saturday 8 May
£5
|
What makes great travel writing?
Sara Wheeler, Victoria Glendinning and Toby Litt
Saturday 8 May
£8
|
Mischievious storytelling for ages 4 - 7
Saturday 8 May
£5
|
David Aaronovitch, Dominic Sandbrook, Linda Polman and Alan Beattie, chaired by Polly Toynbee
Saturday 8 May
£8
|
Swashbuckling adventures and madcap humour for ages 7 - 9
Cressida Cowell
Saturday 8 May
£5
|
Riotous and suitably beardy fun for ages 7+
Saturday 8 May
£5
|
Bringing Tales magically to life, for the young and young at heart
Saturday 8 May
£5
|
Exciting new projects and old favourites for ages 6-10
Sunday 9 May
£5
|
with John Tomlinson
Sunday 9 May
£8, £10
|
Discover how the Chronicles of Ancient Darkness were created. Age 9+
Sunday 9 May
£5
|
Take part in the 26 Letters Wind in the Willows quiz for ages 7+
UNFORTUNATELY THIS EVENT IS NOW FULLY BOOKED
Sunday 9 May
£6, family ticket £18 ( 2 adults & 2 children)
|
Fun, games and plenty of pictorial pizzazz for ages 5+
Sunday 9 May
£5
|
Glyndebourne Recital
Sunday 9 May
£10, £18, £25, £30 Festival standby £10
|
Brian Eno performs live on stage in three stand alone improvised concerts
Brian Eno, Karl Hyde, Jon Hopkins, Leo Abrhams & the Necks
Sunday 9 May
£18, £22 Festival standbys will be available at £10 per performane
|
Haydn and Beethoven from this prize-winning quartet
Monday 10 May
£8
|
Brighton Festival Exclusive
Plus guests from the Wilkommen Collective
Monday 10 May
£15 (standing) Festival Standby available £10
|
|
|
Please note change of Artist & Programme for further details please contact the ticket office
Tuesday 11 May
£8
|
Johann Sebastian Bach
Monteverdi Choir and Orchestra
Tuesday 11 May
£10, £15, £20, £25, £30 Festival standby £10
|
Tuesday 11 May
£15, Festival standby £10
|
Cheek by Jowl
Tuesday 11 May to Saturday 15 May
£12.50, £18.50, £22.50 Under 26s £12.50, Festival standby £10
|
Programme includes Britten and Schubert
Wednesday 12 May
£8
|
A new Amis novel remains a genuine publishing event. Don't miss it!
Wednesday 12 May
£8
|
"One of the most extraordinary musical experiences of my life" Brian Eno, Guest Artistic Director, Brighton Festival
Philip Glass Ensemble
Wednesday 12 May
£22.50, £25, £30 Festival Standby £10
|
Join Natasha and Katherine for a pressing debate on the return of sexism.
UNFORTUNATELY THIS EVENT IS NOW FULLY BOOKED
Wednesday 12 May
£8
|
|
|
Willi Dorner
Friday 14 May to Saturday 15 May
Free but must be booked in advance
|
UNFORTUNATELY THIS EVENT IS NOW FULLY BOOKED
Fuel
Friday 14 May to Saturday 15 May
Free. Tickets must be booked in advance
|
in conversation with Garry Mulholland
Part of The Great Escape
Friday 14 May
£10
|
Friday 14 May to Saturday 15 May
£15
|
Tony Allen/Seun Kuti & Egypt 80
Friday 14 May
£20 Stalls standing/seated, £20, £22.50 circle, £10 Festival standby
|
UNFORTUNATELY THIS EVENT IS NOW FULLY BOOKED
DanceXchange & Two's Company
Saturday 15 May to Sunday 16 May
Adults £9, Children £6 Family ticket £25 (2 adults amd 2 children)
|
Part of The Great Escape
UNFORTUNATELY THIS EVENT IS NOW FULLY BOOKED
Saturday 15 May
£10
|
UNFORTUNATLEY THIS EVENT IS FULLY BOOKED
Saturday 15 May
£30 Ticket includes a free glass of wine in the interval in the Banqueting Hall
|
Antonia Fraser relives her life with Pinter in a candid memoir of over 30 years together.
Antonia Fraser in conversation with Lucasta Miller
Sunday 16 May
£8
|
Unfortunately Pekka Kuusisto is injured and unable to perform. Britten Sinfonia principles will now play the solos
Sunday 16 May
£5 Balcony (listening only), £12.50 (restricted view), £17.50
|
UNFORTUNATELY THIS EVENT IS NOW FULLY BOOKED
Sunday 16 May
£15
|
Brighton Festival Platform - Work in progress
Movement 12
Sunday 16 May
£4
|
Brian Eno joins forces with other positive thinkers celebrating possible futures.
Sunday 16 May
£10
|
Programme includes Barber, Butler and David maslanka
Monday 17 May
£8
|
UNFORTUNATELY THIS EVENT IS NOW FULLY BOOKED
Flying Eye
Monday 17 May to Wednesday 19 May
£8, Limited Capacity
|
Imagination, topography and plastic animals redefine the role of the human body.
Manah Depauw and Bernard van Eeghem
Monday 17 May to Wednesday 19 May
£10, Limited Capacity
|
Monday 17 May
£12.50 Cabaret Seating
|
Monday 17 May
£15, £20, Festival standby £10
|
UNFORTUNATELY THIS EVENT IS NOW FULLY BOOKED
by Charlotte Jones
Monday 17 May
£4
|
|
|
String Quartet, programme includes Mozart and Debussy
Tuesday 18 May
£8
|
A musical about addiction, sex, betrayal and hope.
Animalink
Tuesday 18 May to Sunday 23 May
£12.50, Festival standby £10
|
UNFORTUNATELY THIS EVENT IS NOW FULLY BOOKED
Tuesday 18 May
£30 Ticket includes a free glass of wine in the interval in the Banqueting Hall.
|
ParkLife
Tuesday 18 May to Sunday 23 May
Free
|
|
|
A contemporary reworking of Chekhov's Uncle Vanya unfolds amid the scenery of his imagined prequel Women Dreamt Horses
Daniel Veronese
Tuesday 18 May to Thursday 20 May
£15, Festival standby £10. Double bill with Women Dreamt Horses
|
A gamer's dream, this thrillingly inventive production asks you to help shape the future ... before it's too late!
Rimini Protokoll (Helgard Haug/Stefan Kaegi)
Wednesday 19 May to Sunday 23 May
£15
|
Exploring lesser-known German, Spanish and Latin American works
Daniela Lehner mezzo soprano & José Luis Gayo piano
Wednesday 19 May
£8
|
Join David and Amanda as they unlock the intimate secrets of everyday Britain.
Whose history is it anyway?
Wednesday 19 May
£8
|
UNFORTUNATLEY THIS EVENT IS NOW FULLY BOOKED
Shakespeare's Globe on Tour
Thursday 20 May to Sunday 23 May
Adults £14, Under 18 £8.50, Family ticket £40 (2 adults and 2 children)
|
One of Britain's longest running chamber ensembles
Thursday 20 May
£8
|
World premiere, Commissioned by Brighton Festival
Political Mother
Thursday 20 May to Friday 21 May
£7.50, £12.50, £15, £18.50, Under 26s £12.50, Festival standby £10
|
cult German quartet Lali Puna join forces with London based band WALLS
Thursday 20 May
£12.50, Festival standby £10 (standing)
|
Dramatic and richly textured take on ageing that explores the divide between young and old.
The Opera Group TICKETS AVAILABLE ON THE DOOR
Thursday 20 May to Friday 21 May
£10, £15, £20. Under 26s £12.50, Festival standby £10
|
UNFORTUNATELY THIS EVENT IS NOW FULLY BOOKED
Thursday 20 May
£30 Ticket includes a free glass of wine during the interval in the Banqueting Hall.
|
A Matthew Stone Art Party
Friday 21 May
£5
|
master of the US legal thriller Scott Turow takes the stand for a literary cross-examination.
Friday 21 May
£8
|
Curious
Friday 21 May to Sunday 23 May
£10
|
|
|
Family dynamics fracture at the edges.
Daniel Veronese
Friday 21 May to Saturday 22 May
£15
|
Antony Beevor - TICKETS STILL AVAILABLE ON THE DOOR
Saturday 22 May
£7.50, £10
|
Faber New Poets is an exciting new initiative that seeks out and supports the poetry stars of tomorrow.
Joe Dunthorne, Tom Warner, Sam Riviere, Annie Katchinska, Chaired by Matthis Hollis
Saturday 22 May
£6
|
|
|
Dance piece asking the question: What is identity?
Ted Stoffer and Sayaka Kaiwa
Saturday 22 May to Sunday 23 May
£12.50, Festival standby £10
|
Roddy Doyle and Alan Warner talk about the challenges, complexities and rewards of sustaining fictional figures across text
chaired by William Shaw
Saturday 22 May
£8
|
Saturday 22 May
£5, £10, £15, Festival standby £10
|
|
|
David Eagleman and Brian Eno reprise Sum: 40 Tales from the Afterlives in a multi-media production
Saturday 22 May
£10, £15, £20, £25
|
Get inspired at this writing workshop for adults
Writing Workshop with Liz Kessler
Saturday 22 May
£15
|
special writing workshop for ages 9 - 11
Saturday 22 May
£5
|
Unleash your own inner poet. Ages 11 - 14
Poetry Writing Workshop with Jacob Sam-La Rose
Saturday 22 May
£5
|
A free day of alfresco fun for all the family.
With Urban Playground
Sunday 23 May
FREE
|
Brian Eno discusses the purpose of art
Sunday 23 May
£12.50
|
|
|
UNFORTUNATELY THIS EVENT IS NOW FULLY BOOKED
Margaret Drabble, Philippe Sands and Oona King
Sunday 23 May
£8
|
A joyful exploration of the secret lives of public parks.
Park Life - The Finale
Sunday 23 May
FREE
|
Daniel Veronese
Sunday 23 May
£22.50
|
Based on the Walker Book by Michael Rosen & Helen Oxenbury. Ages 2 - 5
Storyplaytime
Sunday 23 May
£6 (admits 1 adult & 1 child)
|
| |