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A stylised image of a World War I soldier seen from behind, wearing a helmet and backpack against a bright blue sky. Within his silhouette, a faint overlay shows a close-up of a man and woman, while small figures of soldiers run forward amid red smoke, and biplanes fly overhead, suggesting themes of war and memory. >

Private Peaceful

After captivating audiences worldwide, Private Peaceful heads to Worthing this November

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  1. Dance

    Adam Garcia's EMERALD STORM

    Pavilion Theatre
    Direct from the West End, Emerald Storm is the electrifying new dance show starring Adam Garcia and Tom Ball.Produced…
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  2. A stylised image of a World War I soldier seen from behind, wearing a helmet and backpack against a bright blue sky. Within his silhouette, a faint overlay shows a close-up of a man and woman, while small figures of soldiers run forward amid red smoke, and biplanes fly overhead, suggesting themes of war and memory.
    Theatre

    Private Peaceful

    Connaught Theatre
    Based on the novel by Michael MorpurgoAdapted and Directed by Simon ReadePerformed by Benjamin CainAfter captivating…
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  3. A woman is dancing with a man who is made of wicker.
    Film

    Wicker

    Connaught Cinema
    Olivia Colman and Alexander Skarsgard star in this raunchy comedy.An ostracized fisherwoman commissions the local…
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  4. Talks

    Gallery Talk - Reflexion: Enchantment, Self-Identity and Film with Cathy Lomax: Vertigo

    Museum & Art Gallery
    A gallery talk by the artist Cathy Lomax exploring themes in the current exhibition Reflexion.Lomax will discuss the…
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  5. Two oval mixed-media artworks are shown side by side, each featuring the same imaginative design. The left artwork is a black-and-white line drawing, while the right is partially coloured with blue sky, an orange sun, green plants and pink ground. Both depict a cloud containing a single eye above a landscape with a crescent moon, dark circle, stylised sun, trees, plants and a crocodile-like creature, demonstrating the progression from sketch to finished artwork.
    Workshops

    Tetra Pak Printing with Gary Goodman

    Museum & Art Gallery
    Turn everyday recycling into original works of art in this creative Tetra Pak printmaking workshop with Gary…
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  6. Comedian Omid Djalili shouts with exaggerated rage, eyes wide and mouth open, as steam appears to shoot from both ears against a black background—creating a humorous and cartoon-like effect.
    Comedy

    Omid Djalili: Namaste

    Assembly Hall
    Reminder: Omid Djalili: Namaste has been rescheduled to Friday 13 November.All tickets have been automatically…
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  7. Talks

    Autumn Lectures: Photographic History of Worthing Part One: 1860-1914

    Richmond Room
    The first of two talks looking at the photography of Worthing. This lecture will feature dozens of photographs from…
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  8. Pianist Neal Richardson performing at a grand piano with a microphone, beside a “Splash Point Jazz” banner inside a white marquee venue.
    Music

    Jazz Night: Neal Richardson (Album Launch)

    Pavilion Atrium
    Live jazz, blues and original songsJoin pianist, vocalist and songwriter Neal Richardson for an evening of live jazz,…
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  9. Portrait of an elderly woman artist, Rosa Bonheur, seated in a studio, holding a sheet of paper. She has short, light grey hair and wears a dark, formal jacket. Beside her is an easel with a painting of a dog and a table with paintbrushes, suggesting her work as an animal painter. The background is softly lit in warm brown tones, creating a calm, reflective atmosphere.
    Talks

    Remarkable Women in the History of Art: Rosa Bonheur

    Museum & Art Gallery
    A pioneering artist of 19th-century FranceJoin Monika Lind, retired university lecturer in Culture and Humanities…
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Introducing our new Chief Executive

We have exciting news to share. Louise Blackwell will join us as Worthing Theatres & Museum's new Chief Executive in January and will be full-time from April 2027.
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Bringing the extraordinary to Worthing

Worthing Theatres and Museum is a unique arts and heritage charity consisting of four theatres, a cinema, a museum and gallery, all within the heart of Worthing. Our venues bring our community the best theatre, music, dance, exhibitions, film, and educational opportunities.

Puss in Boots

A Magical Family Pantomime This Christmas After last year's best-selling panto, Cinderella, which had audiences cheering, singing, and stamping their feet, we're serving up more magic this Christmas! Puss in Boots is a brand-new pantomime bursting with belting songs, riotous laughs and bags of festive heart. It's the show your whole family has been waiting for.
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A faded image of the Hollywood sign in California.

Hollywood Reframed

Exploring the golden age of filmmaking
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Black-and-white portraits of Simon Day, Charlie Higson, John Thomson, Arabella Weir, Paul Whitehouse and Mark Williams arranged as Polaroid-style photographs against a bright yellow background.

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