Theatre Royal Brighton

The Theatre Royal Brighton stands out for its Regency-style architecture and its history as one of the oldest working theatres in the United Kingdom. Built in eighteen oh seven after receiving royal approval from the Prince of Wales, who later became King George the Fourth, the venue has operated continuously for over two centuries. Its auditorium preserves the charm of its nineteenth-century design, even as the building expanded into adjacent properties like the former Colonnade Hotel over the following decades.