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Brighton Open Air Theatre (BOAT) celebrates 5th birthday with its biggest and best season yet

by Nick Linazasoro
Tuesday 12 Mar, 2019 at 6:56PM
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Brighton Open Air Theatre (BOAT) celebrates 5th birthday with its biggest and best season yet

Brighton Open Air Theatre (BOAT) is preparing to set sail into a summer of theatre, comedy, music and family shows as it celebrates its fifth birthday.

Since opening in 2015 the theatre has grown its summer programme and audience numbers exponentially. The 2019 season has an incredible 140 performances between 1st May and 30th September.

Aerial photo of BOAT

BOAT prides itself on showcasing productions for everyone. Theatre lovers will rejoice – for the 2019 programme contains a whole host of shows from critically acclaimed companies including Shakespeare’s Globe – But leave your dinner-jacket and ball-gown at home, because sunglasses, picnics and a bottle of bubbly (or two!) is what makes a voyage to BOAT so special.

For families, the 2019 programme has a huge selection of standout titles, including The Jungle Book, Gangsta Granny and The Wind In The Willows, sure to delight children and adults alike. BOAT offers a perfect family experience set in a park with unreserved outdoor seating, space to run around and a relaxed atmosphere.

The Ramonas performing at BOAT (pic Nick Linazasoro)

But that’s not all! Check out the full program and see that dog owners, wrestling fans, comedy aficionados, music lovers, circus admirers and film fanatics are all well catered for in what promises to be BOAT’s biggest and best season yet.

The full programme is on sale now at www.brightonopenairtheatre.co.uk and tickets are selling fast.

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