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Event Archive

David Sedaris surrounded by bookshelves wearing a suit, glasses and holding a smoking pipe

An Evening with David Sedaris

Children in super hero costumes pull silly poses in a line in front of a pink background

Straight Up 2024

Presented by Streetfunk

On a plain burgundy background is a image of Erin Enfys, a non binary performer, with a mic lead between their teeth. There is a pink wash over the image and a white textured outline

Disabled + Disobedient Festival

Afternoon Workshops from 11.30am, Evening Cabaret 7.30pm

Henry Winkler is a white male in his late 70s smiling as he stands in front of a blue theatre curtain

Henry Winkler: The Fonz and Beyond

Presented by Fane

Nils Frahm playing a glass harmonica on stage. Also on stage are a piano, a synth keybord, a hang drum and a microphone

Nils Frahm

No Support: Nils Frahm will be on at 8pm

A white man with short black hair wearing a grey suit and tie

Sam Campbell: Wobservations

Youth orchestra performing in a school theatre

Lewes Music Centre Summer Concert

man with glasses in a suit is situated in a red/ amber backgound which has a shattered glass effect

Ed Byrne: Tragedy Plus Time

5 men in casual clothing

Nick Mason's Saucerful of Secrets

Set The Controls Tour

Hugh Dennis and Steve Punt stood in London next to some park railings

Punt & Dennis: We Are Not a Robot

Portrait of Verdi

Sussex Symphony Orchestra: A Celebration of Verdi

in aid of Save the Children

Chris Fleming wearing square glasses and a red coat with a fluffy hood

Chris Fleming: On Stage

Presented by Show and Tell

Dome Studio Live

Kymara + Rubii + Mrisi

Dome Connect

Brighton Dome's Business Networking Event

Two women work embroidering a bright and colourful tapestry

Refugee Week 2024 - 'Welcome Mat' Community Artwork

Tue 18 - Fri 21 Jun

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