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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. A young woman in 17th-century dress, wearing a white lace ruff and bonnet, sits smiling as she paints at an easel. She holds a paintbrush poised mid-stroke, turning to look at the viewer. On the canvas beside her is a lively scene of two figures, suggesting a genre painting in progress. The background is softly lit, focusing attention on the artist’s face and hands.
    Talks

    Remarkable Women In The History of Art: Women of the Dutch Golden Age

    Museum & Art Gallery
    Rediscovering female artists of 17th-century NetherlandsJoin Monika Lind, retired university lecturer in Culture and…
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  2. Theatre

    WMCS: We Will Rock You

    Connaught Theatre
    Worthing Musical Comedy Society proudly presents the worldwide smash hit musical featuring the legendary music of…
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  3. Comedian Ruby Wax sits in a bubble-filled bath, smiling widely while holding a phone to her ear, with white curtains and a bright bathroom setting behind her.
    Comedy

    Ruby Wax: Absolutely Famous

    Pavilion Theatre
    It's almost easier to say who Ruby Wax didn't meet, interview and coax fascinating insights from in her huge TV…
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  4. 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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  5. Theatre

    WMCS: We Will Rock You

    Connaught Theatre
    Worthing Musical Comedy Society proudly presents the worldwide smash hit musical featuring the legendary music of…
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  6. Portrait of a pale-skinned man with short, platinum blond hair, wearing a black leather jacket over a red patterned shirt. He faces forward with a serious expression against a smoky blue background.
    Theatre

    Buffy Revamped

    Pavilion Theatre
    Seventy minutes. Seven seasons. One Spike.Presented by James Seabright and written by Brendan Murphy, this fast-paced…
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  7. Talks

    Autumn Lectures: Sussex & the Norman Conquest

    Richmond Room
    We all know that William the Conqueror beat King Harold at Hastings - but what happened in Sussex afterwards? This talk…
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  8. A young woman with short, bright red hair sits on a medical examination couch in a stark white clinical room. She wears a white nurse-style dress with orange trim and a heart-shaped emblem on the chest, along with white socks and trainers. Her head tilts to one side as she gazes thoughtfully towards the camera beneath a large examination lamp, creating a mood that is both clinical and dreamlike. A pillow rests beside her on the couch, while the minimalist surroundings emphasise her solitary pose.
    Dance

    Jasmin Vardimon Company: Lullaby

    Connaught Theatre
    More than twenty years ago, her original masterpiece Lullaby took the theatre world by storm and won widespread…
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  9. Music

    Halloween in Concert

    Assembly Hall
    A frighteningly good night of graveyard smash hits!As darkness falls across the land, our incredible cast and live band…
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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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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.

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.

Reimagining Worthing Museum

A new vision for old treasures
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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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