Entertainment & Reviews

Princesshay has announced a series of late-night shopping experiences and festive guests over the magical period for the whole family. From Father Christmas to illuminated entertainment, Princesshay will be taken over by festive joy this Christmas.

Each late-night Thursday Princesshay has fabulous, free family entertainment lined up including:

• Thursday 21st November – Diamond- a spectacular aerial display will transform Princesshay Square at 5pm, 6pm and 7pm.
• Thursday 28th November – Winter Statues and a walking Snow Globe will visit Princesshay Square
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Local residents enjoy the chance to relax at the movie theatres during the Christmas season and watch some of the latest Hollywood offerings. There are some high-profile films being released just in time for the December holiday including Frozen II and the latest in the Luke Skywalker Star Wars series.

In addition, there are some upcoming releases that promise a filmgoing experience that’s as exciting as an Intertops mobile casino gaming adventure.

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THE wait is over, as fans of Anna and Elsa can now get tickets for Disney’s enchanting sequel Frozen 2, which is set to be released in Vue Exeter on the 22nd November.

The highly-anticipated hit musical will see the return of the Academy Award-winning team – directors Jennifer Lee and Chris Buck, producer Peter Del Vecho, and the vocal talents of Idina Menzel, Kristen Bell, Jonathan Groff and Josh Grad who voice Elsa, Anna, Kristoff and Olaf.

These adored characters embark on a dangerous journey to discover the secrets and origins of Elsa’s magical powers, and will learn...

The intrinsic danger that facial recognition technology could pose to civil liberties and freedoms has been highlighted in a new, hard-hitting art display.

Renowned Devon artist and printmaker Catherine Cartwright has created the thought-provoking and emotional exhibition, entitled Brave New World, which questions the role of automated facial technology in potentially stifling protests and demonstrations.

Working with six Devon residents, who have each taken part in protests before, Catherine has created a series of portraits in the form of placards, which shine a light on...