Arts

1. Drama. Price On Application is a unique piece of site-specific, immersive theatre taking place in a house on The Green, St Leonards. The audience is invited as prospective buyers to tour the house, and discover its history, heart and soul, secret energy...but maybe the house doesn’t want to be sold. The production is an ensemble event with local actors, designers and technicians all contributing to the ambience, directed by Leigh Shine of Man In the Moon Theatre Productions. Performances from February 22-23 and February 28 - March 2. Two tours per evening (limited to 20 people per tour) at 6pm and 8pm. Tickets from Eventrite.com.

The search is on for some of the best buildings in Sussex after the annual heritage awards were launched at the Weald and Downland Museum.

Rokia Traoré is this year's Brighton Festival guest director

1. Installation. The De La Warr Pavilion brings another cutting edge event to Bexhill on Friday February 15 from 8pm as part of the Outlands Touring Network. Ecstatic Material is a newly commissioned dynamic sound sculpture by musician and producer Beatrice Dillon and visual artist Keith Harrison. Tickets cost £6/£8 from www.dlwp.com or call 01424 229111.

The search is on for some of the best buildings in Sussex after the annual heritage awards were launched.

Hastings School of Contemporary Dance presents Beyond Words - The Contemporary Dance Show at the Stables Theatre in Hastings from Thursday February 21 until Saturday February 23.

Hastings Museum and Art Gallery are inviting school students interested in work experience between May 13-17 and July 1-5 to get in touch.

The Eastbourne Music & Arts Festival opens its doors for the 59th time on Saturday February 9.

The Mayor of Hastings, councillor Nigel Sinden launched a week-long charity Art Workshop and learned some thrifty skills on how to upcycle old shoes this week.

Secondary school students will now be able to carry out a work experience placement at Hastings Museum & Art Gallery.

1. Comedy. The world’s only stand-up comedy interactive live-action video game The Dark Room comes to Blackmarket VIP, George Street, on Friday February 8. Australian comic John Robertson’s show is impro comedy fused into a rock’n’roll retro game where the audience helps decide the outcome. Originally an interactive YouTuber series with 4 million YouTube views. Robertson’s manic talent for improvisation creates an exhilarating world of fun, fear, nostalgia and terrible prizes where no two shows are the same. Show starts at 8pm. Tickets are £10 available at Hastings Tourist Information, or £12 on the door.

If you love dance then don’t miss Hastings School of Contemporary Dance new production Beyond Words at The Stables Theatre.

Punk poet Sean McGowan heads to Hastings Blackmarket VIP on Friday February 15.

Our readers were out and about in the snow last night snapping these pictures of Sussex transformed into a winter wonderland.