Studio Theatre (Brighton)

Brighton Dome Studio Theatre
The theatre in April 2007.
Address	New Road Brighton United Kingdom
Type	Studio
Capacity	232 seated or 350 standing
Opened	1935
Years active	74

The Brighton Dome Studio Theatre (formerly the Pavilion Theatre) is a theatre in Brighton, England. It is part of the wider Brighton Dome complex of buildings. It was built in 1935, originally as a supper room, but later converted into a theatre. Its audience capacity is 232 seated or 350 standing.

External links

Official site

Coordinates: 50°49′24″N 0°08′20″W / 50.82333°N 0.13889°W / 50.82333; -0.13889

Buildings and architecture of Brighton and Hove

Heritage	Conservation areas Listed buildings: Grade I Grade II* Grade II: A–B C–D E–H I–L M N–O P–R S T–V W–Z

Places of worship	List of places of worship (see list for links to individual articles) List of demolished places of worship

Houses, flats and mansions	Adelaide Mansions Chartwell Court Embassy Court Fife House French Convalescent Home Gwydyr Mansions 75 Holland Road Marine Gate Marlborough House Moulsecoomb Place New England Quarter Ovingdean Grange Ovingdean Rectory Patcham Place Pelham Institute Percy and Wagner Almshouses Portslade Manor (ruined) Preston Manor Regency Town House Stanmer House Sussex Heights Tower House Van Alen Building Western Pavilion

Crescents, squares and terraces	Adelaide Crescent Bedford Square Belgrave Place Bloomsbury Place Brunswick Town Eastern Terrace Hanover Crescent Kemp Town Lansdowne Square Marine Square Montpelier Crescent New Steine Norfolk Square Norfolk Terrace Old Steine Oriental Place Palmeira Square Park Crescent Pelham Square Powis Square Regency Square Roundhill Crescent Royal Crescent Russell Square Vernon Terrace Wykeham Terrace

Commercial buildings	Amex House Churchill Square Citibase Brighton, 95 Ditchling Road Gothic House, 95–96 Western Road Hanningtons 20–22 Marlborough Place 155–158 North Street 163 North Street 9 Pool Valley

Institutional and civic buildings	BHASVIC Brighton General Hospital Brighton Town Hall Hove Town Hall Jubilee Library Kings House Montefiore Hospital Ovingdean Hall School Royal Alexandra Hospital Royal Sussex County Hospital The Keep University of Brighton University of Sussex Varndean College Schools: List of former board schools Blatchington Mill School Brighton Aldridge Community Academy Brighton and Hove High School Brighton College Brighton College Preparatory School Cardinal Newman RC School The Dharma School Dorothy Stringer High School Hove Park School King's School Longhill High School Ovingdean Hall School Patcham High School Portslade Aldridge Community Academy Roedean School St. Aubyns School Varndean School

Hotels and inns	Hotels: Bedford Grand (1984 bombing) Metropole Old Ship Norfolk Royal Albion Royal York Inns and pubs: The Cricketers Freemasons Tavern Hangleton Manor Inn King and Queen Royal Pavilion Tavern

Entertainment and leisure	Astoria (former) Brighton Centre Brighton Dome and Studio (Pavilion) Theatre Brighton Hippodrome (former) Brighton Marina Brighton Wheel Duke of York's Picture House Falmer Stadium Komedia King Alfred Centre Marlborough Pub and Theatre Medina House Old Market Regent Cinema (demolished) Royal Pavilion Saltdean Lido Theatre Royal Withdean Stadium Museums: Booth Museum Brighton Fishing Museum Brighton Museum and Art Gallery Brighton Toy and Model Museum British Engineerium Hove Museum and Art Gallery

Piers	Brighton Pier Royal Suspension Chain Pier (demolished) West Pier

Windmills	Beacon Mill, Rottingdean Waterhall Mill, Patcham West Blatchington Windmill

Miscellaneous	Anthaeum (demolished) Barford Court Chattri Clock Tower 11 Dyke Road Foredown Tower i360 Patcham Pylons Pepper Pot Ralli Hall St Dunstan's Sassoon Mausoleum Steine House (YMCA) Waste House Whitehawk Hill transmitting station

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