Marlborough Pub and Theatre

About

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A key Brighton fringe venue, The Marlborough Theatre is located in one of the city’s oldest public houses dating back to 1794. The building is rich in rumours of tunnels the Pavilion, debauchery, and hauntings... these days it is a friendly venue to all with a focus on queer and LGBTQ Brighton. The intimate 60-seater theatre complete with proscenium-arch stage is home to a huge variety of performances throughout the year including theatre, comedy and music from new local companies to nationally renowned artists like Neil Barltett and Bette Bourne.

The high point of the year is the massive fringe festival programme that overtakes the theatre in May, featuring over 80 performances across 26 days and the ever-popular Brighton Pride Street Party.

The Marlborough Theatre work year round producing and supporting queer and LGBTQ performance events throughout the year, supporting and presenting extraordinary performance by pioneering artists.’

Awards: Winners of the Exeunt ‘The venue you most want everyone to know about (while simultaneously not in case it gets too popular and you can’t get tickets)’ award in 2017