At dawn, the nation of the Gummy Bears declares war against the nation of the dinosaurs. There will be a battle, the gummies will prepare for war, and the dinosaurs will win the fight. But even if the outcome is tragically obvious the question remains: what makes the candies so obstinate?
The performance schedule for this event varies throughout May, please see the website for further detail.
General Info
Event Type(s)
Exhibitions & Installations
Tickets / Admission
£ 12.50
Tickets/Booking/RSVP:
brightonfestival.org/...
More Info
brightonfestival.org/...
Venue / Location
Brighton Dome More Info
Address:
Brighton Dome Concert Hall & Ticket Office
Church Street
Brighton
BN1 1UE
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Church Street
Brighton
BN1 1UE
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Venue URL
brightondome.org/
Organiser
Brighton Dome & Brighton Festival
About
Brighton Dome & Brighton Festival is an arts charity that manages a year-round programme of events across three venues - the Concert Hall, Corn Exchange and Studio Theatre; the annual Brighton Festival in May; and music education hub Create Music, which reaches almost 20,000 children across Brighton & Hove and East Sussex.
Located on the Royal Pavilion Estate, Brighton Dome’s venues have a rich history spanning over 200 years, providing an extraordinary space in which to bring the arts alive. A major capital refurbishment project to restore and protect the Grade I and Grade II listed Corn Exchange and Studio Theatre has recently completed, making it a landmark centre for the arts and equipping it for a sustainable future.
About
Brighton Dome & Brighton Festival is an arts charity that manages a year-round programme of events across three venues - the Concert Hall, Corn Exchange and Studio Theatre; the annual Brighton Festival in May; and music education hub Create Music, which reaches almost 20,000 children across Brighton & Hove and East Sussex.
Located on the Royal Pavilion Estate, Brighton Dome’s venues have a rich history spanning over 200 years, providing an extraordinary space in which to bring the arts alive. A major capital refurbishment project to restore and protect the Grade I and Grade II listed Corn Exchange and Studio Theatre has recently completed, making it a landmark centre for the arts and equipping it for a sustainable future.