Brighton Little Theatre

About

Founded in 1940, Brighton Little Theatre is one of the city’s most cherished cultural gems, tucked away in the heart of Brighton’s historic lanes. Entirely run by volunteers, this not‑for‑profit company stages around ten productions each year, ranging from timeless classics to daring contemporary works. Its intimate auditorium creates a close connection between performers and audiences, making every performance feel personal and immersive. The theatre thrives on community spirit, welcoming new members both on stage and behind the scenes, and offering open auditions that encourage fresh talent to flourish. Alongside its main programme, Brighton Little Theatre nurtures younger performers through its Youth Group and invests in the future of the venue with ongoing development projects such as the Brick by Brick campaign. With its reputation for high‑quality productions and a warm, inclusive atmosphere, the theatre continues to be a vital hub for creativity, storytelling, and shared experience in Brighton’s vibrant arts scene.

Brighton United Kingdom

Location

Brighton Little Theatre is located at 9 Clarence Gardens, Brighton, BN1 2EG, tucked away in a charming residential square near the heart of the city. Its central position places it just steps from the vibrant Western Road shopping area and only a short stroll from the seafront. Nearby attractions include the historic Regency Town House, Saint Paul’s Parish Church, and the Brighton Fishing Museum. The theatre is also within easy reach of the bustling Churchill Square Shopping Centre, a variety of cafés, restaurants, and the neighbouring New Venture Theatre, making it an ideal spot for visitors looking to enjoy both cultural activities and the lively atmosphere of central Brighton.