Oh no sorry! Brighton’s Dome, you know
the one everybody comes to.
The Dome run by Brighton Festival is made up of three separate buildings:
 The
Dome
Originally built as stables for the Prince of Wales in 1805, it was converted
into a concert hall in 1867 and modernised in 1935. The Dome's 1935 Art
Deco interior has been restored and revitalised this year to offer an
1800 seat auditorium.
www.brighton-dome.org.uk
The Corn
Exchange
Built at the same time as the Dome, The Corn Exchange was originally the
Prince Regent's Riding House and had a gravel floor.
A maple floor, still intact, was installed in 1935.
www.brighton-dome.org.uk/Venues/Corn_Exchange.asp
The
Pavilion Theatre
Built in 1935, it was first used as a supper room and became a theatre
soon afterwards. 
This intimate venue offers a 240 capacity seated or 350 capacity standing.
www.brighton-dome.org.uk/Venues/Pavilion_Theatre.asp
Listings for all the venues above can be found at:
www.brighton-dome.org.uk
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