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Don’t Go Breaking My Heart: Brighton Gay Men’s Chorus

Whether you’re loved up or lovelorn, the boys of Brighton Gay Men’s Chorus have a show to make your heart sing this Valentine’s weekend. Featuring an intimate programme of solos, duets, and small-group numbers,Don’t Go Breaking My Heart celebrates romance, and perhaps a little heartbreak too.

Hosted by the fabulous Lee Peart, fresh from Komedia’s queer comedy night Down the Hatch, you’ll leave feeling more loved up and ready to face whatever your (love) life brings you.

This special evening will raise funds for Brighton Gay Men’s Chorus as they prepare to travel to Europe, representing Brighton at the European queer choral festival Various Voices. Donations will support the chorus’s bursary fund, helping to ensure that every member who wants to take part is able to do so.

THIS EVENT WILL TAKE PLACE IN THE KOMEDIA BASEMENT

UNRESERVED CABARET SEATING

AGES 16+

SNACK MENU AVAILABLE

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A big Thank You to Poppy, the manager, and the rest of the team at ABBA Gold last night. She was super helpful with me and my friend, who is in a wheelchair, and made it a fantastic night that we both really enjoyed. We hope to be back again soon.

Tara P.

As someone who works in the live music industry, I can honestly say Komedia is one of the best mid-sized venues I have visited. It has a wonderful atmosphere, outstanding acoustics, and a team that clearly knows how to run a venue. The Great Escape is always a highlight of the music calendar, and Komedia was one of the standout venues for me this year. I would highly recommend it to anyone visiting Brighton, whether for live music, comedy, or other events. A truly excellent venue and one of Brighton’s cultural gems.

Alex L.

The team working with us on Saturday were brilliant – special thanks to Steve, our engineer, who was fantastic.

Dave Arcari

I love the venue and am grateful to you for having me back!

Rod Thomas (Bright Light Bright Light)

Staff were all very friendly and welcoming… the sound and lighting were brilliant and a great evening was had by all attending.

Redkitewatcher64

Great intimate live music venue. Not your usual gig beers, good selection of Lager, Cider and Ale.

Simon Creevy

I wanted to say a massive thank you for hosting my son and I in the Studio. I was so impressed by the kindness, efficiency, and professionalism of all the team at Komedia. Everything was perfect – the sound, the room, and all of the staff.

Ben Waters

It was honestly the best concert experience I’ve had in a long time! Since being chronically ill, I’ve never felt completely welcome at venues. […] Komedia made me feel completely comfortable and confident in myself during the whole show! […] Although I traveled from London, I will most definitely be returning when I can, choosing it over London venues!

Maisie Cousins

Lovely, intimate venue. Great sound system. Perfect for small concerts.

Karolina Simpson

What a superb venue. I have been several times. Always a warm welcome and a safe space to enjoy the artists that are more “left field” than other more mainstream venues.

Andy Hoare

Cracking little venue, intimate, great acoustics, friendly staff, middle of town, nice beer selection, fair prices.What more could you want?

Jamie Womersley

Great place to see bands. Not too big . Not too small. Excellent views plus TV screens in all areas. Disabled parking in the street behind. Good eateries locally after gig.

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