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1. Brighton Fringe
FestivalsOne of the largest fringe festivals in the world—and second only to the Edinburgh Fringe in Scotland—this four-week-long arts extravaganza sees...Read More
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2. Glyndebourne Opera House
OperaNestled beneath the Downs, three miles east of Lewes, this world-famous opera house combines first-class productions, a state-of-the-art auditorium...Read More
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3. Arundel Festival
FestivalsThe popular Arundel Festival presents dramatic productions, classical and pop concerts, and a few more locally centered fun and games, such...Read More
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4. Brighton Dome
Arts CentersWest of the Royal Pavilion, the Brighton Dome was converted from the Prince Regent's stables in the 1930s. It includes a theater and a concert...Read More
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5. Brighton Festival
FestivalsThe three-week-long Brighton Festival, one of England's biggest and liveliest arts festivals, takes place every May in venues around Brighton...Read More
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6. Broadstairs Dickens Festival
FestivalsIn 1937, Gladys Waterer, the then-resident of Dickens House in Broadstairs, put on a commemorative production of Charles Dickens's David Copperfield...Read More
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7. Canterbury Festival
FestivalsKent's biggest international arts festival fills the town with music, dance, theater, and other cultural events for two weeks every October. ...Read More
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8. Chichester Festival Theatre
TheaterThe modernist, hexagonal Chichester Festival Theatre presents classics and modern plays from May through September and is a venue for touring...Read More
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9. Duke of York's Picture House
FilmOne of the oldest cinemas in the world, the elegant Duke of York's Picture House dates back to 1910 and shows an eclectic range of art-house...Read More
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10. Gulbenkian Theatre
TheaterOutside the town center, the Gulbenkian Theatre mounts all kinds of plays, particularly experimental works, as well as dance performances, concerts...Read More
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11. Rye Arts Festival
FestivalsThe town of Rye has long been a chosen residence for arty types, from Henry James and Anthony van Dyck to Paul McCartney and Spike Milligan...Read More
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12. The Marlowe Theatre
TheaterThis impressive modern performance space showcases Shakespeare productions, contemporary theater, music, dance, and comedy. It is also a venue...Read More
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13. Theatre Royal
TheaterClose to the Royal Pavilion, the Theatre Royal has a gem of an auditorium that has been a favorite venue for shows on their way to, or fresh...Read More
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14. Yvonne Arnaud Theatre
TheaterThis horseshoe-shape theater on an island in the River Wey frequently previews West End productions. The smaller Mill Studio showcases more...Read More
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