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# PREVIEW: Music, visual arts, theatre and dance – it’s a busy November for Brighton Dome.
- URL: https://www.scenemag.co.uk/preview-music-visual-arts-theatre-and-dance-its-a-busy-november-for-brighton-dome/
- Published: 2015-10-17T16:12:22.000Z
- Updated: 2015-10-17T16:12:22.000Z
- Description: This November sees another busy and eclectic month of performances at Brighton’s Dome.
- Author: Paul Gustafson
- Tags: Arts, In The South, Music, Previews, Brighton Dome

## This November sees another busy and eclectic month of performances at Brighton’s Dome.

![The Tiger Lillies: ](https://www.scenemag.co.uk/content/images/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/web-60064.jpg)

The Tiger Lillies: Dome Concert Hall: Nov.30

*Earsthetic* returns for its third year with a mini-season of multidisciplinary work exploring the boundaries between music and visual art. The week-long event will play host to the likes of songwriter **Bianca Casady** & **The C.i.A**., Brechtian punk-cabaret superstars **The Tiger Lillies**, and acclaimed sound artist **Mikhail Karikis**. (Nov 25 – Dec 1).

Other concerts in November include **John Grant**, bringing his sumptuous ballads and taut, fizzing, electronic pop songs to Brighton as he performs his new album, *Grey Tickles Black Pressure* (November 13). Watch out also for **Matthew Herbert** (November 19), making a welcome return to his house music roots in a special live show.

Theatrical gems in November include Little Soldier’s hilarious re-enactment of one of the most influential works of literature, *The Ingenious Gentleman Don Quixote of La Mancha* (November 5), which the company say is no mean feat given they’ve not read the book and don’t have enough actors; **Chris Goode’s** critically acclaimed and incendiary work *Men In The Cities* (November 24); and a revival of **Cathal Cleary’s** renowned production of **Enda Walsh’s** *Disco Pigs* (November 18), a tale of two teenagers raging against small town mediocrity.

And don’t miss award-winning comedy dance company *Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo* (November 3 & 4) as they bring their clever, hilarious yet technically brilliant ballet repertoire to the Concert Hall stage for two evenings.

For more information, [click here:](http://brightondome.org/whats%5Fon?ref=scenemag.co.uk)