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A lively promotional image for Pride and Prejudice featuring six performers in colourful Regency-inspired costumes arranged across a grand staircase and elegant drawing room. Confetti rains through the air as musicians play on the staircase, while one performer stands confidently at the front holding a red book. Around them are a piano, accordion, banjo, lanterns and discarded clothing, hinting at a fast-paced, music-filled adaptation. Warm golden lighting, ornate architecture and theatrical poses create a joyful, energetic atmosphere blending period drama with playful comedy. >

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    Autumn Lectures: The Story of Cissbury Ring

    Richmond Room
    Cissbury Ring is one of the most important archaeological sites in Britain, with a palimpsest of human activity…
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  2. A lively promotional image for Pride and Prejudice featuring six performers in colourful Regency-inspired costumes arranged across a grand staircase and elegant drawing room. Confetti rains through the air as musicians play on the staircase, while one performer stands confidently at the front holding a red book. Around them are a piano, accordion, banjo, lanterns and discarded clothing, hinting at a fast-paced, music-filled adaptation. Warm golden lighting, ornate architecture and theatrical poses create a joyful, energetic atmosphere blending period drama with playful comedy.
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    Pride & Prejudice* (*Sort Of)

    Connaught Theatre
    The Five Star Comedy Sensation Direct from The West EndAfter its triumph in the West End, where it won the Laurence…
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    Shaun The Sheep: The Beast of Mossy Bottom

    Connaught Cinema
    Shaun The Sheep is back with a brand new adventure!On Halloween Eve at Mossy Bottom Farm, excitement turns to dismay…
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  4. A lively promotional image for Pride and Prejudice featuring six performers in colourful Regency-inspired costumes arranged across a grand staircase and elegant drawing room. Confetti rains through the air as musicians play on the staircase, while one performer stands confidently at the front holding a red book. Around them are a piano, accordion, banjo, lanterns and discarded clothing, hinting at a fast-paced, music-filled adaptation. Warm golden lighting, ornate architecture and theatrical poses create a joyful, energetic atmosphere blending period drama with playful comedy.
    Theatre

    Pride & Prejudice* (*Sort Of)

    Connaught Theatre
    The Five Star Comedy Sensation Direct from The West EndAfter its triumph in the West End, where it won the Laurence…
    More info
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    That'll Be The Day - September 2026

    Pavilion Theatre
    A feel-good experience unlike any otherStep into a night of pure entertainment with That’ll Be The Day, as they return…
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  6. Illustrated portrait of Emmeline Pankhurst wearing a large decorative hat with feathers, long textured hair falling over her shoulders, and a patterned Victorian-style dress with puffed sleeves, set against a plain beige background.
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    Talks Revisited: Emmeline Pankhurst with Monika Lind

    Museum & Art Gallery
    The leader who transformed women’s rights in BritainJoin Monika Lind, retired university lecturer in Culture and…
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    Summer Walks 2026 - Kithurst Hill

    Museum & Art Gallery
    Join archaeologist James Sainsbury for a morning walk along the crest of the South Downs, exploring a landscape rich in…
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    Autumn Lectures: The Story of Chanctonbury Ring

    Richmond Room
    Chanctonbury Ring has long been associated with the Devil and other spooky goings-on, but what is the true tale behind…
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  9. Close-up of an ancient gold Roman coin featuring the profile of a woman wearing an elaborate hairstyle, surrounded by Latin lettering.
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    Britain's Last Roman Hoards with Professor Ellen Swift & Dr Kelly Clarke-Neish

    Museum & Art Gallery
    Some they hid in the earth…and some they carried away’.This entry in the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle tells the story of what…
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Remembering Dolly Parton

We're so sad to share the news that Dolly Parton has died at the age of 80 — and it feels only right to pause and remember her here, in the very week we're bringing her music to our stage.
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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.

The Patching Hoard was discovered by two metal detectorists, Terry Bromley & Terry Silver, in a field near Patching village in 1997. A total of 23 gold solidi, 27 silver siliquae, 2 gold rings of exceptional purity and a Roman-pound weight of hack silver were recovered from the site. The hoard is one of the last ‘Roman’ coin hoards to be found in Britain, much of it being acquired on the Continent and brought into Sussex at a time when the Western Roman Empire was crumbling and new polities were emerging on either side of the Channel.

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