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,...
Taiko Meantime’s latest show explores the concept of resonance through Japanese Taiko: how the vibrations of one instrument affects another; how the exuberance of a single player energises the whole group, and how the force of many performers together shake the audience both physically and emotionally.
With new repertoire ranging from delicate composition to explosive crowd-pleasing barnstormers – this show promises to be a feast for the ears, eyes and internal organs!
As the very first UK female singer/songwriter to gain international success Joan Armatrading has spent the last 45 years touring and recording. 2018 brings Joan into her 46th year in music and only the second time that she will be performing a tour completely solo.
Joan has written and recorded new music for this tour but will also be singing all your favourite past classics as well.
As the very first UK female singer/songwriter to gain international success Joan Armatrading has spent the last 45 years touring and recording. 2018 brings Joan into her 46th year in music and only the second time that she will be performing a tour completely solo.
Joan has written and recorded new music for this tour but will also be singing all your favourite past classics as well.
A Vision of Elvis starring Rob Kingsley, winner of The National Tribute Music Awards “Official Elvis Show” and “No.1 Male Tribute”, is internationally renowned as the best Elvis Presley tribute concert, touring the world today.
Celebrating the show’s 10th Anniversary, A Vision of Elvis is an emotional rollercoaster through time engaging audiences with a true Elvis Concert experience featuring Elvis’s greatest hits.
Ian Hislop and Nick Newman’s The Wipers Times tells the true and extraordinary story of the satirical newspaper created in the mud and mayhem of the Somme. The Wipers Times is coming to Exeter direct from a record breaking West End season.
In a bombed out building during the First World War in the Belgian town of Ypres (mis-pronounced Wipers by British soldiers), two officers discover a printing press and create a newspaper for the troops. Far from being a sombre journal about life in the trenches, they produced a resolutely cheerful, subversive and very funny newspaper designed to...
Following hot on the heels of The Gruffalo’s sell out tour and his monstrous West End success comes The Gruffalo’s Child – with attitude! Just how brave is she? Find out for yourselves by joining her on tour this autumn.
The Gruffalo said that no gruffalo should Ever set foot in the deep dark wood. . .
One wild and windy night the Gruffalo’s Child ignores her father’s warning and tiptoes out into the snow. After all, the Big Bad Mouse doesn’t really exist… does he?
Tall Stories returns, bringing Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler’s award-winning sequel to life in...
Inspired by W.H. Auden’s poem ‘September 1 1939’, Into The Light is the result of an intensive 8 day residency by NYC – Northcott Young Company. Addressing themes such as intolerance, justice and the importance of independent thought, the Young Company will create an ambitious new piece of theatre which explores how the ideas behind Auden’s poem speak to them as young people in the twenty-first century.
Inspired by W.H. Auden’s poem ‘September 1 1939’, Into The Light is the result of an intensive 8 day residency by NYC – Northcott Young Company. Addressing themes such as intolerance, justice and the importance of independent thought, the Young Company will create an ambitious new piece of theatre which explores how the ideas behind Auden’s poem speak to them as young people in the twenty-first century.
