Wagner Hall Brighton

White Wall Cinema: DOGFIGHT
2025-04-06 18:40 - 22:00 (Europe/London) | Wagner Hall
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Nancy Savoca’s criminally underseen 1991 film is an ineffably bittersweet portrait of youth in the 1960s, starring two of cinema’s brightest and most underserved talents in the late great River Phoenix (Stand By Me, My Own Private Idaho) and the wonderful Lili Taylor (Mystic Pizza, Six Feet Under).

When hot headed, Vietnam-bound marine Eddie Birdlace (River Phoenix), brings aspiring San Francisco folk singer Rose (Lili Taylor) as his date to a pre-shipping out to war ‘Dogfight’ party (a cruelly misogynistic party where men compete to bring the most unattractive dates they can find), things seem destined for disaster. But what begins as a night to forget unexpectedly develops into something far more meaningful.

Featuring music by folk legends Joan Baez, Bob Dylan, and Pete Seeger, Dogfight captures the miracle of human connection whilst gently prodding at notions of societal roles and the assumptions we make about others, all played out between two vividly drawn and beautifully acted characters (critics have argued Taylor more than deserved an Oscar nomination here). The film also gracefully subverts ideas surrounding machismo, patriotic duty, and the very meaning of America itself.

Finally seeing a renaissance in recent years Nancy Savoca’s Dogfight is a forgotten gem that deserves its new status as an undiscovered classic, that, whilst imbued with a light touch by its director, will non the less stay with you long after the credits roll.

DOORS: 6.40pm*

START TIME: 7.10pm*

RUN TIME: 93 mins

CERT: 15 (under 16s must be accompanied by an adult)

Café Scientifique: Is a 4 day week good for you & your business?
2025-04-09 19:15 - 21:30
With Dr Charlotte Rae

DOORS: 7.15pm

SPEAKER: 8.00pm

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In a 4 day working week, full-time employees reduce their time at work to 4 days with no loss of salary. Media reports have suggested this can enhance both staff wellbeing, and performance at work. But what really happens behind closed doors and beyond the media headlines? We’ve been studying employers in Sussex and around the UK who made the switch, to find out the impacts that it had on their staff, and on the business. From mental health to productivity, and sleep to brain function, we’ve been assessing how a 4 day working week transforms life at work and beyond. We’ll share our latest findings from our Sussex 4 Day Week trial. We’ll also explore how staff manage to get more done in less time, by using psychological tips and tricks to increase efficiency at work.

Dr Charlotte Rae is an Associate Professor in Psychology at the University of Sussex. Her research explores the biology of wellbeing and work, and particularly the interaction of our working hours with mental and physical health. She founded the Sussex 4 Day Week programme to study the effects of a 4 day week, and to use these research insights to help employers who want to give a shorter working week a try. Her research is funded by a £1.6million UK Research Council grant that studies how our brain health interacts with our work performance.

Doors and bar open 7:15pm

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Pour Choices Wine Fair
2025-04-12 13:00 - 19:00
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After the success of their second event in September 2024, Pour Choices are back for the third edition of their sell-out fair!

Join us on Saturday 12th April, 2025 for a celebration of the best in UK low-intervention and natural winemaking. Whether you’re a seasoned wine enthusiast or new to the natural wine scene, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.

WHAT TO EXPECT FROM THE POUR CHOICES WINE FAIR?

With a curated incredible line-up of the UK’s most exciting low-intervention winemakers, joined by makers of wild beer, cider, and kombucha, it’s a chance to explore exceptional wines, dive into the craft behind them, and enjoy a day of great drinks, delicious local food, workshops and music.

🍇 Entry to the event – Meet, chat & try the wines of 20+ UK low intervention winemakers

📝 Access to all workshops (register for these on the day).

🎟️ Five tasting tokens

🍷 A branded tasting glass to keep

🥖 Music & local food traders

​STRICTLY OVER 18s ONLY

🔞 This event is strictly 18+. This includes no babes in arms.

💳 This is a cashless event. We can only accept card payments.

📷 Photography and filming will take place during the event.

White Wall Cinema: EMPIRE RECORDS
2025-04-18 19:00 - 22:30
GOOD FRIDAY SPECIAL EVENT

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Easily THE Most 90s movie ever made, the definitive cult classic and enduring fan favourite coming of age comedy-drama Empire Records comes to White Wall Cinema for a special Good Friday event.

A joyous depiction of 90s teen culture Empire Records follows a group of misfit employees at a Delaware record store (the shop itself is enough to inspire waves of 90s nostalgia) who find they have to band together to save their indie record store from a corporate takeover. Filled with teenage life problems, romances and laughs, Empire Records features a brilliant ensemble cast of fresh faced young stars including Liv Tyler (Lord of The Rings), Renée Zellweger (Bridget Jones), Robin Tunney (The Craft), Rory Cochrane (Dazed & Confused / Argo), Debi Mazar (Goodfellas / Entourage) plus a legendary and unforgettable turn from Maxwell Caulfield as washed up pop-star Rex Manning (Say No More Mon Amour)!

The film is chock full of classic 90s tunes, as such we will be spinning some of our own on the night ahead of screening time (including some pre-film big screen music videos of the era), so come early and grab a drink. On that note we will be serving a special coctail inspired by the legend Rex Manning himself and we will be opening up our beer garden for the first time this year. Plus if you fancy dressing up in your best 90s Empire Records inspired garb we might well give out a best dressed award. That plus much more at this special Good Friday special screening event. You are off work so no excuses, but either way, ‘Damn the man, save the Empire’!

DOORS, DJ & DRINKS FROM: 7pm*

SCREENING START TIME: 8.05pm*

FILM RUN TIME: 90 mins

CERT: 12 (Under 16s must be accompanied by an adult)

White Wall Cinema: THE KEEP + THE FOG
2025-04-20 21:00 - 2025-04-21 01:30
LATE NIGHT DOUBLE BILL – BANK HOLIDAY SUNDAY (NO WORK MONDAY!)

White Wall Cinema’s first ever late night screening we have twinned two supernatural horror classics, one hard-to-find, long lost gem by one of cinema’s coolest directors, and one much loved favourite by a horror master which we will sync up the time and date of the story with the actual time and date of the screening for extra spookiness!

The night begins with a super special screening of the long lost recently unearthed 1983 Michael Mann (Miami Vice, Heat, Collateral, Manhunter) film The Keep. Hard to find and rarely screened, this fabled holy grail of cinema follows a group of Nazi soldiers who occupy a small village in the Carpathian Mountains during World War II, only to find the fortress they are so keen on setting up camp in wasn’t built to keep them out, but was actually constructed to keep something evil in!

This will be followed by an all time classic from legendary horror director John Carpenter’s (Halloween, The Thing, They Live, Escape From New York). The Fog is the spooky tale of a small Californian coastal town celebrating it’s centenary which marks not only the 100th anniversary of the town, but also of a supernatural fog that descended following a mysterious ship wreck in the area. This unearthly fog now returns bringing with it dangerous spectres hell-bent on seeking retribution.

Please Note: There will be a short interval between the films but patrons will only be able to enter prior to the start of the first film..

*Please note – doors open at 9pm in advance of screening time in order to give patrons extra time to enjoy safely purchase food & drink, take a look at our archive movie store and to allow gradual entry to your seats in a safe and easy way. Please try to allow extra time to get seated prior to the performance start time of 9.30pm. There will usually be no admittance from 20 minutes after the films stated start time. No hot food or alcohol from outside the premises is allowed. All alcoholic drinks consumed on the premises must be purchased from the bar as per the conditions of the venue’s licence.

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DOORS: 9pm*

START TIME: 9.30pm*

RUN TIME: 96 mins + 90 mins

(Event End Approx 1.10am)

CERT: 18

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White Wall Cinema: DIDI
2025-04-24 19:20 - 22:30
The trick of Sean Wang’s brilliant debut film Didi is that it is both a coming of age movie for anyone who’s ever been a teenager, as well as being a deeply accurate portrait of what it was like for the first generation that grew up online. In what feels like a spiritual sequel to Jonah Hill’s ‘Mid90s’ and a prequel to Bo Burnham’s ‘Eighth Grade’, 2008 is depicted with heartfelt and deadly accuracy as young Didi grows up in a world of Facebook & MySpace whilst still facing the timeless agonies of being a teenager.

Sublimely written and performed, Didi boasts a brilliant lead in the shape of its young lead Izaac Wang, who must learn to navigate the tricky teenage questions of understanding your cultural identity, how to flirt with girls, how to skateboard, and how to get along with your mother, (played here beautifully by the marvellous Joan Chen of Twin Peaks fame).

Living with his sister, mother and (the director’s own real-life) grandmother, Didi’s life reflects both a highly personal statement from director Sean Wang, but also an extraordinarily moving and universal portrait of the joy and chaos of being 13 whilst trying to be cool. Tender, funny, and painful Wang’s film is a triumphant and definitive portrait of a very recent bygone era that gives us a wonderfully salient insight into the past, the present and the future of teenage life.

DOORS: 7.20pm*

START TIME: 8pm*

RUN TIME: 91 mins

CERT: 15 (Under 16s must be accompanied by an adult)

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White Wall Cinema: THE FRENCH CONNECTION
2025-04-29 19:30 - 22:30
Winner of 5 Oscars including Best Picture, Best Director and Best Actor for the late great Gene Hackman (Unforgiven, Mississippi Burning, The Conversation, The Royal Tenenbaums) we pay tribute to this titan of the acting world at the peak of his powers. Extraordinarily directed by the also recently departed William Friedkin, the no-nonsense genius who also gave us classics like The Exorcist, The Boys In The Band, Cruising, To Live and Die in L.A. and Sorcerer, The French Connection is a landmark film featuring a towering performance from Hackman and the best car chase sequence ever committed to celluloid.

When rough and tumble cop Jimmy ‘Popeye’ Doyle (Hackman) and his partner Buddy ‘Cloudy’ Russo (Roy Scheider – Jaws) stumble upon a narcotics ring in early 70s New York the obsessive Doyle sets about busting it up and taking down the smugglers bringing in heroine from Marseille. Realistic, fast-paced and uncommonly smart it ushered in a new gritty era of cinema that would lead to the greatest ever era of American films.

Repeatedly listed in the American film institutes top 100 movies of all time, this neo-noir masterpiece has influenced everyone from Akira Kurosawa to Steven Spielberg to David Fincher. Garnering more than 20+ major film awards (including the aforementioned 5 Oscars) The French Connection is a keystone of American cinematic culture and a big screen must for movie fans of all stripes, as well as being a fitting tribute to one of America’s greatest all-time screen actors, Gene Hackman.

DOORS: 7.30pm

START TIME: 8.10pm

RUN TIME: 104 mins

CERT: 18

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Brighton Astro: Quantum talks
2025-05-01 19:00 - 21:30
DOORS: 7.00pm

LECTURE: 7.30pm

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It’s that time of year again when Brighton Astro invites its members to take centre stage and talk on any subject they like for 10 minutes – as long as it is space related. This year we have a great line up and a brilliantly diverse range of subjects:

Ivana PeranicNarrowband Planets: Planetary imaging in UV, IR, and methane bandpasses

Russ FlawnProject: Satellite (DNA to LEO!)Our space balloon project only got us so high. This time we’re going all the way up to Low Earth Orbit!

JohnHabitable worlds around Red Dwarf stars… or not!Some important conditions concerning the possibility of habitable exoplanets around Red Dwarf stars, that’s often overlooked.

Simon BinnsFlight controller launch poll…

If you sign up via meetup but can no longer attend, please update your status to say that you are no longer attending so that someone on the waiting list gets a place.

Please only come along if you’ve signed up, as we’re limited on space so won’t be able to fit anyone else in.

Wagner Hall is on on Regency Road, Brighton.Attendance is free, but we would be grateful if those of you who are able to could donate a few pounds to help cover the cost of hiring this event space. We will have a card reader and a money box you can drop your donations in on the night. We also have a bank account you can donate to electronically.

Please note that the venue has a bar.

Brighton Fringe: The Bubble Show
2025-05-03 13:45 - 15:00, 2025-05-04 13:45 - 15:00, 2025-05-17 13:45 - 15:00, 2025-05-18 13:45 - 15:00, 2025-05-29 13:45 - 15:00, 2025-05-30 13:45 - 15:00, 2025-05-31 13:45 - 15:00
Step right up, ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls! Mr Bubbles is coming to town, and he’s making a splash with “The Bubble Show”!

Brace yourselves to be dazzled by an enchanting array of whimsical soap bubbles in all shapes and sizes! From the exciting eruption of the bubble volcano to the spiralling marvel of the fire tornado, prepare to be astounded!

This is no ordinary bubble show; it’s an original, interactive adventure, where the fusion of magic, storytelling, and science converge in a breath taking display of bubble artistry.

And leading the charge is none other than the legendary Highland Joker, actor, storyteller and Guinness World Record Holder, renowned as one of the foremost bubble artists in the world!

Whether you’re a wide-eyed child or a child at heart, prepare to be captivated by the spellbinding wonder of bubbles! So come one, come all, and let your imagination soar as we dive headfirst into the spectacular world of bubbles!

The Bubble Show: flawlessly simple and full of wonder. Deadline News, ★★★★★

Engaging showmanship from bubble maestro the Highland Joker. The List, ★★★★

Highly recommended for young children, the magic of bubbles is mesmerising. Fringe Review

DOORS – 1.45pm | SHOW – 2.00pm

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DOORS – 1.45pm | SHOW – 2.00pm

Brighton Fringe: Andromache & Neoptolemus
2025-05-06 18:30 - 22:00, 2025-05-07 18:30 - 22:00, 2025-05-08 18:30 - 22:00
A play by the students of University of Sussex. A tale of tragedy and the violence of human nature — Andromache & Neoptolemus.

Following star crossed lovers during the final months of the Trojan war; Andromache is a recently widowed mother trying to find peace — Neo fights on the opposite side of the war; anomalistically wanting to make his father proud.

In dreams gifted by the Gods themselves, they know not whom the other is, but love them regardless. Will that all change when Neo receives a prophecy to kill the prince of Troy?

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DOORS – 6.30pm | SHOW – 7.00pm

White Wall Cinema: DESPERATELY SEEKING SUSAN
2025-05-09 19:50 - 22:30
40TH ANNIVERSARY

Celebrating 17 years of Brighton’s favourite 80s party and the city’s longest running weekly club night (Every Saturday at Green Door Store) ‘It Is Still 1985’ is marking both their own longevity and the fact that the year they are named after (1985) is now exactly 40 years ago by teaming up with us at White Wall Cinema to create a new movie club for 2025 that screens a selection of movies celebrating their 40th anniversary on a limited number of select dates across this year.

A bonafide member of the first wave of American 80s-era independent filmmakers, Susan Siedelman was just coming down from the success of her first film ‘Smithereens’ (the first American independent film to be selected for competition at Canne) a gritty and humorous look at New York’s Bohemian post-punk music scene, when she stumbled upon her next film and truly captured pop culture lightning in a bottle. Against the studios wishes she refused a who’s who list of stars lined up for the film’s lead roles opting instead to cast two unknowns in the shape of Rosanna Arquette and Siedelman’s neighbour at the time Madonna. Arquette of course would go on to be a major movie star (credits include Scorsese’s After Hours, Besson’s The Big Blue, Tarantino’s Pulp Fiction and Cronenberg’s Crash) but it was Madonna, still exuding the hyper cool of New York street fashion, cool in a way that only a newly minted popstar on the verge of mega-fame can be, that set audiences alight in 1985.

DOORS: 7.50pm*

START TIME: 8.30pm*

RUN TIME: 104 mins

CERT: 15 (Under 16’s must be accompanied by an adult).

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Brighton Fringe: We Bop Choir
2025-05-10 19:30 - 22:30
After a sell-out performance at Brighton Spiegeltent in 2024, We Bop Choir return celebrating sisterhood with a new show, “We Are Family”.

Expect to hear a cracking repertoire of pop and soul covers by artists such as Sister Sledge, Taylor Swift, Dua Lipa, Gloria Gaynor, Jill Scott, Dolly Parton, The Pointer Sisters, Carol King and many more.

This fabulous all-women ensemble features shimmering vocal harmonies, led by Musical Director, Rachel Myer, accompanied by their Latin acoustic trio and enriched by standout guest vocals from Lucy Pickering and Debby Tyndall. We Bop Choir create gorgeous, original arrangements that will lift your heart and move your feet and will have you singing in the aisles by the end of the night.

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DOORS – 7.30pm | SHOW – 8.00pm

Café Scientifique: The Quantum Universe
2025-05-14 19:00 - 21:30
With Prof Stephen Wilkins

DOORS: 7.00pm

SPEAKER: 7.30pm

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Quantum physics is a fundamental theory that describes the behaviour of nature at and below the scale of atoms. Celebrating 100 years since initial developments, the United Nations proclaimed 2025 as the International Year of Quantum Science and Technology. As part of these celebrations I will introduce how quantum physics is essential to our understanding of the Cosmos, focussing on two examples.First, the process of nuclear fusion is responsible for the majority energy generation in stars; however the temperatures in stellar interiors are too low for this to happen “classically”. However, the phenomenon of quantum tunnelling enables atomic nuclei to fuse even if they don’t have the required energies.Second, our Universe is replete with structures in the form of planets, stars, galaxies and clusters. These structures are thought to caused by amplification by the process of inflation of minuscule quantum fluctuations present in the very early Universe.

Stephen Wilkins is a Professor of Astronomy and Public Understanding of Science at the University of Sussex. Stephen obtained his Masters in Physics from the University of Durham before receiving his PhD from the University of Cambridge. Stephen then worked as a research fellow at the University of Oxford before joining the faculty at Sussex in 2013.Stephen’s main research focuses on understanding the formation and evolution of galaxies, particularly the first stages in the distant early Universe. To do this Stephen combines observations from telescopes including Webb and Hubble with supercomputer simulations. Outside his research Stephen is also a keen advocate of public understanding of science. Highlights include his leadership of three exhibits at the prestigious Royal Society Summer Science Exhibition and dozens of talks.

Doors and bar open 7:00pm

Please note that we are entirely dependent on donations from those who attend our events. You can make a donation as you arrive or leave; we are happy to accept cash or card payments. All donations greatly appreciated!

Brighton Fringe: Einaudi's Piano by Candlelight - 'Spirited Away'
2025-05-15 18:30 - 20:00, 2025-05-16 18:30 - 20:00
Following his ★★★★★ sold-out Edinburgh Fringe show, concert pianist Matthew Shiel tours Brighton Fringe with a show inspired by Studio Ghibli’s anime Spirited Away, Ludovico Einaudi’s TOP10 most streamed piano pieces, and Philip Glass’ hypnotic soundtrack to the Academy award-winning film The Hours.

Tonight’s musical programme is accompanied by thought-provoking Japanese Zen Stories and a digital art exhibition and light installation designed by acclaimed Chinese artist and Disney illustrator Emma Yitong Shen – to create an immersive musical experience designed to relax and wind down, bring you into a heightened state of consciousness and find musical enlightenment!

Matthew Shiel is an award-winning concert pianist, Usher Hall and Live Music Now Scotland emerging artist who has performed at The National Portrait Gallery of Scotland (Edinburgh), The Glasshouse International Centre for Music (Newcastle), and Glasgow City Halls. “Matthew Shiel shone” (Three Weeks)

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DOORS – 6.30pm | SHOW – 7.00pm

Audience was indeed ‘spirited away’ in a meditative, theatrical ambience of calm reflective light…

– Edinburgh Guide, ★★★★★

A ripping good yarn. Sim and Shiel both are masters of their crafts

– Binge Fringe Magazine, ★★★★★

Matthew Shiel shone

– Three Weeks, ★★★★

Brighton Fringe: Debussy’s Romantic Piano by Candlelight – ‘Clair de Lune’
2025-05-15 20:10 - 20:30, 2025-05-16 20:10 - 20:30
Following his ★★★★★ sold-out Edinburgh Fringe show, concert pianist Matthew Shiel tours Brighton with a show inspired by the most romantic piano pieces ever composed and the mysterious masked balls of Venice.

Tonight’s musical programme includes Liszt’s Liebestraum, Chopin’s Raindrop Prelude and Debussy’s ‘Clair de Lune’ – performed by intimate candlelight as he exposes the secret love affairs of the great composer’s hearts that have shaped the history of classical music.

This concert will also feature a new romantic piece composed specially for tonight’s artist by Matthew’s Italian friend and composer Dr Alfredo Caponnetto – ‘Notturno VI’ alongside a digital art exhibition designed by acclaimed Shanghai artist and Disney illustrator Emma Yitong Shen – to create an immersive musical experience designed to fill you with romantic inspiration and open your heart to live and to love!

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DOORS – 8.10pm | SHOW – 8.30pm

Matthew Shiel has ‘composed’ a most enchanting concert – oozing a joyful sense of romantic love

– Edinburgh Guide, ★★★★★

A ripping good yarn. Sim and Shiel both are masters of their crafts

– Binge Fringe Magazine, ★★★★★

Matthew Shiel shone

– Three Weeks, ★★★★

Brighton Fringe: The Maydays - Happily Never After
2025-05-22 19:00 - 22:00, 2025-05-23 19:00 - 22:00, 2025-05-24 19:00 - 22:00
The Maydays return to the Fringe with their 5-star improvised show – Happily Never After – a ‘darkly comedic’ twisted musical tale inspired by gothic themes, fairytales, and the warped imaginations that brought us Lemony Snicket, Beetlejuice, Shockheaded Peter and Grimm’s Tales.

Plucked from the seed of your suggestion, The Maydays will take you on a unique journey – weaving a gothic tale that’s completely different every time. There’s no telling what strange characters, innocent beasts or talking objects you might meet along the way!

The Maydays have been wow-ing audiences across the UK and Europe, with packed houses and standing ovations, for their spontaneous show that Reviews Hub called ‘touching, incredibly funny’, and ‘rich in narrative twists and charm’.

With a bespoke, improvised soundtrack for every show, this will be a truly creepy, mischievous and fantastical experience.

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DOORS – 7.00pm | SHOW – 7.30pm

Fantastic performances … improvisational theatre at its best. Broadway Baby, ★★★★★

Emotionally touching, incredibly funny, rich in narrative twists and charm. The Reviews Hub, ★★★★★

Dark and hilarious, The Maydays prove yet again that they are maestros of their craft. The Wee Review, ★★★★

White Wall Cinema: Oliver Stone's THE DOORS
2025-05-25 18:30 - 22:30
THE FINAL CUT – 4K REMASTER – VAL KILMER TRIBUTE

Please note. Doors for this event are 7pm when we will be starting the evening off early with drinks and a DJ playing a selection of mid 60s to early 70s tunes to get you in the mood in our beer garden.

Perhaps the most remarkable acting performance in a biopic in the history of cinema, the recently departed Val Kilmer truly embodies the legendary Doors frontman Jim Morrison in this sensational new cut and 4k remaster, from renowned director Oliver Stone.

Already a voice of cinematic counter culture writing such scripts as Midnight Express and Scarface, as a director Stone would re-define Americas vision of itself through popular cinema, documenting key moments in the countries checkered history with films like Salvador, Platoon, Wall Street, Born on the Fourth of July, JFK, Natural Born Killers and more. The Doors sits right in the centre of this legendary run of cinematic masterpieces and captures all sides of the mythology of a cultural icon who has perhaps more than anybody else come to define our understanding of the word ‘ rockstar’.

A true ode to the 60s and The Lizard King that sat atop it, this spectacularly entertaining kaleidoscopic journey through the era is underpinned by Kilmer’s breathtakingly uncanny performance and aided by an exceptional supporting cast that includes Meg Ryan (When Harry Met Sally…), Kyle MacLachlan (Twin Peaks, Blue Velvet) Frank Whaley (Field Of Dreams), Michael Madsen (Reservoir Dogs, Kill Bill 1&2), and even a real life rock star in Billy Idol.

​Spectacular concert scenes, brilliant production design recreations of legendary 60s locations and Stone’s trademark lyrical version of history all add up to an intoxicating thrill-ride through the short but eventful life of Morrison that absolutely demands big screen viewing thanks to Stone’s highly cinematic eye and Kilmer’s astonishing performance.

DOORS, DRINKS, DJS FROM: 6.30pm*

START TIME: 8.10pm*

RUN TIME: 138 mins

CERT: 18

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Brighton Fringe: Bangers and Mash Ups - A Jukebox Singalong
2025-05-31 19:00 - 22:00
Get ready to bang out your favourite hits in glorious harmony like never before – grab a friend for a night of mass karaoke mayhem that will have you on your feet and singing your heart out!

Don’t miss this jukebox mash-up of the greatest power ballads, rock and disco hits from the 60s to the 90s, banging out impromptu harmonies and picking up some new ones under the guidance of our funky vocal hosts and house choir who have come all the way from Australia!

This 90 minute interactive singalong was a sell out on its debut in 2024 at Adelaide Fringe and everywhere it’s been staged since!

It’s the perfect night out for shower singers, pop divas and even air guitar pros. Join us for a fun night of singing, games and on-the-spot competitions. Lubricate your vocal cords, bring your dancing shoes and sense of adventure!

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DOORS – 7.00pm | SHOW – 7.30pm
