Arts

Worthing Theatres welcome back Acrojou on Saturday, August 18 for a free performance of their spectacular acrobatics and dance-theatre show Frantic, on the Pavilion Theatre Promenade at 12.30pm and 2.30pm.

A Sussex scientist appears in a Netflix documentary produced in co-operation with world-renowned film director Werner Herzog.

Arundel Gallery Trail marks 30 years this year as the Arundel Festival itself marks its 40th.

Benedict Cumberbatch (Sherlock) has returned to our TV screens with a mind-blowing performance as the eponymous Patrick Melrose – and copies of the DVD are up for grabs.

A new exhibition in Shoreham showcases the work of Independent Photography in the South East, running at the Skyway Gallery from Monday, July 30-Saturday, August 25.

Three crime mysteries by Shoreham author and former Worthing Herald journalist Peter Bartram have been released as audiobooks.

Petworth House and Park are hosting a series of family-friendly events this summer, focusing on science and engineering in honour of the scientific achievements of Elizabeth Ilive (1769-1822), who lived at Petworth House from the late 1780s.

Arundel Museum presents its summer exhibition of artworks created by students aged 15-18, all of whom who attend local secondary schools.

Elaine Pamphilon and Christopher Marvell are the featured artists from August 10-September 1 at Arundel’s Zimmer Stewart Gallery.

Lurgashall author Robert Stedall is in print with Mary Queen of Scots’ Downfall: The Life and Murder of Henry, Lord Darnley.

The Britain’s Got Talent team are taking to the road to find the next star and have two audition dates in Sussex.

Back in 1996 when Tom Cruise starred in the first Mission: Impossible movie could we have anticipated that all these years later he’d still be throwing himself around, getting shot and being beaten up in the franchise?

It’s only four weeks until the 2018 Coastal Currents festival in Hastings and St Leonards.

It has been a year in the making but Brighton Pride 2018 is finally here and the anticipation and excitement is at fever pitch.

Artistic director Roger Gibson has unveiled details of the programme for this year’s Chichester International Film Festival. In its 27th edition, the 21-day festival is the largest on the south coast.

Arundel Museum presents its summer exhibition 2018 of artworks created by students aged 15-18, all of whom whom attend local secondary schools.

Talented photographers are showing their work in Bognor Regis Camera Club’s annual exhibition from Monday, July 30 to Saturday August 4 daily from 10am-4pm at the Recital Hall, Sudley Road, Bognor Regis.

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Chichester’s Pallant House Gallery is reporting a strong and positive response to its latest Outside In exhibition – a commission which invited Palestinian artist Laila Kassab to produce new work inspired by Outsider artist Scottie Wilson.