In a damaged world, four characters search for the light. Angry, funny, defiant, kind and cruel, Crave is a deeply personal meditation on the meaning of love. Pulsing with loss and longing, its resonance will be doubly powerful as we begin to reconnect our lives after the loneliness and seclusion. . .
Forget your troubles and get laugh-aloud happy with a blissful night of superb stand-up comedy. Renowned for his expertly crafted tirades, quick-fire banter with audiences and delightful musical sequences, the award-winning Montana native Rich Hall returns to Chichester. In addition to fronting many successful BBC Four documentaries, he has appeared. . .
Olivier Award-winning actor Henry Goodman returns to Chichester with concert pianist Lucy Parham. Elégie chronicles the life of composer and pianist Sergei Rachmaninoff in words and music. The concert includes many of his best-loved works for solo piano, alongside a fascinating narrative drawn from the composer’s letters and diaries. . . .
Salon des Artistes is an evening of five-star variety from Londons much-loved bohemian show troupe The Black Cat Cabaret , returning to Chichester following their-sell-out appearances at last years Spiegeltent season. Inspired by the artistic Salons of vintage Montmartre, this is a chance to spend the evening with a diverse. . .
Forget your troubles and get laugh-aloud happy with a blissful night of superb stand-up comedy. Multi award-winning comedian, presenter, actor, author and scriptwriter Russell Kane – last seen in Chichester in 2016 – is best known for the flagship BBC Sounds podcast , Evil Genius , as well as other. . .
After performing 67 online shows to over 150,000 worldwide viewers during lockdown, Joe Stilgoe has emerged from his shed with a new intimate show his own songs, classics from Jimmy Webb to Joni Mitchell to Stevie Wonder to Cole Porter and the spotlight back on his first love, the piano. . . .
Barely Methodical Troupe are at the forefront of a new kind of highly entertaining physical performance. Their sold-out production Bromance at the Spiegeltent last year drew gasps, thrills and rave reviews from audiences of all ages; dont miss this new chance to catch this remarkable and ground-breaking company. Shift explores. . .
Prepare to unwrap Christmas with a delightfully festive evening of seasonal words and music. West End singers Rebecca Trehearn and Rebecca Caine, matched with five fine musicians, will join CFT Artistic Director Daniel Evans and a special guest to sing a range of traditional carols, and share some favourite yuletide. . .
Chichester Festival Youth Theatre present a brand new version of this classic tale. Geppetto the boatmaker tosses aside a piece of wood; its only good for the fire. To his amazement, a voice answers him back. Geppetto picks up the wood and begins to carve and a small wooden boy. . .
