The festival, known for its expansive programming, has featured more than 100 events from over 140 artists and is offering audiences one last chance to enjoy a variety of activities.
This includes theatre, dance, circus, music, free outdoor performances, visual arts and a youth-curated weekend showcasing emerging young artists from across Sussex.
For more information and to book tickets, visit brightonfestival.org.
Brighton Dome Corn Exchange will host ‘Dark Noon’, an immersive take on the US frontier era by theatre company Fix+Foxy.
The Theatre Royal will see the revival of Emma Rice Company’s acclaimed ‘Malory Towers’ adaptation.
At Brighton Dome Concert Hall, the Akram Khan Company will present their final touring production, ‘Thikra: Night of Remembering’.
It is the last chance to see leading circus company NoFit State’s ‘carnation’ this weekend.
The large-scale spectacle blends circus, live music and cinematic imagery.
Black Rock and Market Square will host ‘Without Walls’, a series of free, outdoor performances including street theatre, puppets, physical comedy and dance.
Soft Machines, a public artwork by artist Ivan Morison and Heather Peak, will continue across the closing weekend on Hove Promenade.
At Phoenix Art Space, ‘A Timeline of Infinite Skies’, an immersive installation and soundscape by artist duo Antonio Jose Guzman and Iva Jankovic, will be on display.
In Newhaven at BN9 Studio, ‘Shhh…’, a sculptural dialogue exploring silence as a charged force by artists Isobel Smith and Abigail Norris, will be available for viewing.
Back at Brighton Dome, cross-disciplinary theatre artists KlangHaus will continue their two shows, ‘Darkroom’ and ‘Last Haus on Earth’, until Sunday.
On Friday, comedian and writer Leila Navabi will perform ‘Relay’, a one-person show blending personal storytelling, original songs and stand-up comedy.
Saturday evening will see ‘Mehfils: A Studio Theatre Takeover’ by The Mehfil Space and zerOclassikal.
Young artists, musicians and creatives will continue to present their work across a series of youth-curated events throughout the weekend.
On Sunday, Sussex Music Hub lead organisation Create Music will present ‘Sounds Like Us’, showcasing up-and-coming artistic and musical talent from across the region.
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