Budleigh Salterton Male Voice Choir and Guests... present an evening Songs From The Musicals featuring Chess, The Lion King, Joseph, South Pacific, Les Miserables and others.'
Welcome to Exmouth Pavilion's first season of Summer plays presented to you by Don't Go Into The Cellar.
Acclaimed actor Jonathan Goodwin plays the great sleuth in The Singular Exploits of Sherlock Holmes. The show features the great detective recounting highlights of his crime-busting career.
It also includes autobiographical snippets concerning his life and times, the adversaries he has faced and mysteries he has solved.
The show is directed by Goodwin and Gary Archer, from a script by Jonathan Goodwin.
This stunning Irish spectacular that is Rhythm of the Dance, a fully live show that celebrates Irish culture through music and dance, featuring world champion dancers, a traditional Irish band, singers, a most gifted cast who have been wowing audiences all over the world since 1999.
Internationally rated as one of the most popular and successful Irish Step Dance shows on tour, by critics, audiences, and millions of fans around the world. Be sure to share the experience this when it comes to a venue near you.
For more information go to www.rhythmofthedance.com
American recording-artist, Dean Friedman, announces a ‘40th Anniversary, “Well, Well,” Said the Rocking Chair’ tour, to mark the 40th Anniversary of the 1978 release of his best-selling, critically acclaimed, classic album, “Well, Well,” Said the Rocking Chair’.
American recording artist, Dean Friedman, best known to UK & Ireland audiences for his classic hits, ‘Lucky Stars’, ‘Lydia’, ‘McDonald’s Girl’, ‘Ariel’, and ‘Woman of Mine’, announces his ‘40th Anniversary, “Well, Well,” Said the Rocking Chair’ tour, a 40+ city UKIreland tour, running...
Roy Orbison and Buddy Holly both grew up in the same part of Texas. They recorded their earlier work in the Norman Petty Studios in Clovis, New Mexico, even at one point recording the same songs ‘ An empty cup’ (and a broken date)’ as well as ‘ You’ve Got Love’ both written by Roy Orbison.
The two Artists brought a unique Texas influence into their music and through their creative writing for both an individual sound was born!
Roy Orbison went on to write so many songs including ‘Only the Lonely’ & ‘Crying’. Buddy Holly in his short Career showed his writing talents,...
Panto time? Oh Yes It Is! Hot Rock Productions is excited to bring summer pantomime to the Barnfield Theatre for the very first time!
This fun-filled family show features stunning scenery, colourful costumes, toe-tapping songs and bucket loads of laughter.
Join Alice as she falls down the rabbit hole and finds herself in the most peculiar place she’s ever seen! She’ll need to have her wits about her as the evil, but hilarious, Queen of Hearts is after the secret recipe to create the best Jam Tarts for her tea party!
Alice will need all the help she can get from her...
Shandytown is an original musical from our groundbreaking youth theatre, featuring a live band and a cast of talented local young people. It promises to be a show to make you laugh, clap and ask questions.
What is home? What is the line between legality and morality? How do we keep a community alive?
The story:
Britain, 2019. House prices have continued to rise in many towns and villages across the country, to the point where home ownership is out of the reach of normal working people. Houses can only be...
Habeas Corpus is a rip-roaring comedy set in Brighton in the 1960’s where the lust and longings of the permissive society has well and truly taken hold of the apparently respectable Wicksteed family. This end-of-the-pier romp shows how a collection of stock types from Hove find themselves propelled into a whirl of mistaken identities, dropping of trousers and libidos bursting out of enforced hibernation. Do not miss this chance to see this stellar cast revolve around the frenetic antics of the Wicksteed household causing you to laugh long after the curtain...
Join Middle-Weight Theatre Company with their two night preview before returning to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe for the third time.
John Chesterton works in a world where political correctness is paramount. Fear of offending an increasingly sensitive populus is widespread, and any language deemed inappropriate or discriminatory is strictly forbidden by the company heads. Rapidly, words vanish and phraseology begins to disappear from people’s vocabulary, consigned unceremoniously to the company’s ‘no’ list. While all around him conform,...
