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About Brighton Dome Studio Theatre
Welcome to Brighton Dome Studio Theatre, an intimate space housed within the Brighton Dome arts complex. Originally built in 1935 and renamed in 2012, this flexible venue hosts a diverse lineup of live performances, from theatre and music to dance and comedy. We’ve got you covered with practical details to help you secure your seats with ease and plan a smooth visit.
Located at 29 New Road, Brighton BN1 1UG, the Studio Theatre sits in the heart of Brighton. After you’ve enjoyed a show, explore nearby hotels, great dining options, and convenient transport links. Whether you’re planning a quick city break or a night out, we’ve gathered practical tips to make your visit hassle-free. And remember, we’re here to connect you with seats and experiences—like having a friend in the business.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Address: 29 New Road, Brighton BN1 1UG (Brighton Dome Studio Theatre).
- Capacity: 267 in theatre configuration.
- Venue type: Studio Theatre, a flexible, intimate space within the Brighton Dome arts complex; originally built in 1935 and renamed in 2012.
- Seating chart: Downloadable Studio Theatre seating plan (PDF) on the Brighton Dome site.
- Parking: On-street parking is limited; nearest car parks include NCP Theatre Car Park (Church Street) and RCP North Road, with nearby options like Lanes Car Park (Black Lion Street).
- Transit: Brighton railway station is about a 10-minute walk away; regular bus services across the city.
- Nearby hotels: Bond Hotel, My Brighton, Brighton Square Apartments, Kipps Backpackers Brighton, YHA Brighton, Jurys Inn Brighton Waterfront, Hotel du Vin & Bistro Brighton.
- Notable events hosted: Pink Floyd debuted Dark Side of the Moon live at Brighton Dome in 1972; David Bowie performed there in 1969–1973; ABBA won Eurovision at Brighton Dome in 1974.
- Renamed: In 2012, the space was renamed from Pavilion Theatre to Studio Theatre.