Brighton Dome’s autumn season promises an eclectic mix of inclusive, accessible events featuring acclaimed productions and artists from across the UK and beyond. Hailed as "exceptional" by The Guardian, the new musical from Breach Theatre , After The Act, (November 8 to 9) is co-produced with Brighton Dome and considers the impact of Section 28 on real lives through a lens of pride, protest, humour and an original, 80s synths-packed live score. Comedian and performance artist Lucy McCormick will bring her critically acclaimed cabaret Lucy And Friends (November 1 and 2) to Brighton which will feature a mix of pole dancing, cat impressions and clairvoyance.
Lucy and Friends (Image: Holly Revell) Performance installation Of All The People In The World (September 7 to 11) uses grains of rice to represent human statistics and tell unexpectedly moving stories about the planet’s 8.2 billion inhabitants. Talawa Firsts – an annual celebration of new black British theatre makers and writers – comes to Brighton for the first time on October 15 and 16 staging a comedy-drama double bill that explores the subjects of hospitality and modern relationships.
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