Brighton Dome Autumn Season 2022

 The Moroccan acrobatic tradition will be brought to the stage by Groupe Acrobatique de Tanger in their festive circus extravaganzaFIQ! from 16-27 December, in a performance that melds magical gymnastics with breakdancing and freestyle football, all set to the sounds of DJ Dino’s scratching and fiery rap.
The unforgettable all-male ballet company Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo bring their inimitable mix of comedy and Strictly to Brighton Dome on 23 and 24 September, returning for the first time in seven years to perform their hilarious parody of the classic Swan Lake. There will also be the opportunity to join the ‘Dying Swan’ Workshop with the company on Saturday afternoon, so dancers and non-dancers alike can follow in The Trocks’ footsteps.
 

Plus, throughout the season we’ll have new shows from UK comedy favourites Alan Carr on 16-17 September, and Sarah Millican from 7-9 December.

Ten years after her breakthrough comedy show What Would Beyoncé Do?, the first comedian to win a BAFTA Breakthrough award for stand up, Luisa Omielan, brings her one-woman-show Tento Brighton Dome on 26 November. Authentic, raw, honest and timeless, it's the only show that can make you laugh your head off and cry your eyes out simultaneously.

Brighton indie favourites The Big Push take the stage on 9 September with their biggest gig so far. The band met while busking in Brighton and their sound reflects their diverse influences - from hip-hop to folk to reggae - and their strong local identity.

Grammy-nominated, and championed by none other than Pharrell Williams, US singer-songwriter Maggie Rogers will play Brighton Dome on 8 November. With songs from her rockier second album, Surrender, due out later this year, Maggie’s mesmerising live act has won her fans on both sides of the Atlantic. 

Rising Australian star Courtney Barnett is in town on 12 November. Multi-award nominated in both the US and Australia, Courtney’s deft lyrics and virtuoso guitar-playing have made her a favourite among millennials.

Classical highlights this autumn include Beautiful World on 21 January, a unique collaboration between the Brighton Philharmonic Orchestra (BPO) and visual artist and Brighton Festival favourite Kathy Hinde in a concert celebrating winter landscapes and birdsong. With a programme featuring 20th and 21st century composers including Philip Glass, Finnish master Einojuhani Rautavaara and Radiohead’s Jonny Greenwood, it’s going to be an intriguing performance not to be missed. 

To welcome those who have never seen a classical concert before, BPO are offering a limited number of £10 LoveMusic tickets for this show (on sale the day before and on the day: quote LoveMusic when booking on our website).
 

As part of the London Philharmonic Orchestra’s 2022-23 season, charismatic Principal Guest ConductorKarina Canellakis will conduct Beethoven on 22 October; and young American violinist Randall Goosby will play Bruch on 5 November.
 

Want to peek behind the scenes at Brighton Dome? Join us on 11 September at our Heritage Open Day. With the theme of ‘Astounding Inventions’, you’ll find out how local inventor Magnus Volk brought electricity to the Royal Pavilion Estate, and uncover behind the scenes secrets with backstage tours, the One-Minute App trail and personal stories from our ‘I Was There’ Oral History Project.