Gentleman’s Dub Club was formed in 2006 in the basement of number 44 Headingley Lane, Leeds. Spurred on by the vibrant Dub scene in the city, GDC found their initial inspiration skanking in front of the mighty Iration Steppas Sound System at Leeds West Indian Centre’s infamous Sub Dub gathering. Since that time, Gentleman’s Dub Club has become an internationally recognised live outfit with a reputation for inciting uncontrollable levels of dance floor energy on the live stage.
With their unique blend of Dub, Reggae, Ska and mayhem, the GDC have performed everywhere from Goa to...
Comedy superstar John Bishop is coming here to warm up his brand new show WINGING IT in autumn 2017!
It will have been 3 years since his last tour and WINGING IT is gearing up to be his biggest and best yet. John is very much looking forward to this new adventure and can’t wait to be back on the road again.
John has achieved huge success with a number of his own comedy, entertainment and documentary shows including ‘John Bishop’s Australia’ (BBC1), ‘John Bishop’s Britain’ (BBC1); ‘John Bishop’s Only Joking’ (Sky1); ‘The John Bishop Show’ (BBC1); ‘The John Bishop Christmas...
Taking the best of the original 1960s Jamaican scene as well as the 2 Tone English Revival of the late 1970s this is crammed full of songs made famous by names such as Prince Buster, Desmond Dekker, Madness, The Specials, The Selecter, The Maytals, Rico, and Tony Tribe. Expect such fabulous hits as The Israelites, One Step Beyond, Monkey Man, Ghost Town, Watermelon Man, Red Red Wine, Too Much Too Young, Enjoy Yourself, and Al Capone amongst many, many others.
Andrew Lloyd Webber's legendary musical on wheels speeds into the Corn Exchange this Easter for a strictly limited season. Presented by Exeter's own Stage by Stage with a cast of over 50, this will be an unforgettable treat for all the family.
An amateur youth group production by arrangement with The Really Useful Group Ltd.
Feast of Fiddles embarks on its 24th annual spring tour in 2017 and the band that has been variously likened to a "group of geography teachers" or "Bellowhead with bus passes!" doesn't seem to be slowing down any. A band of musical friends that puts on a show of huge dynamic range performed with passion, joy and a liberal dose of fun. Typically, fiddlers Peter Knight (Steeleye Span), Chris Leslie (Fairport Convention), Phil Beer (Show of Hands), Brian McNeill (Battlefield Band), Ian Cutler (Bully Wee), Tom Leary (Lindisfarne) and Garry Blakeley (Band of Two) add the large range of fiddle...
Oas-is are The UK'S BEST Tribute to Manchester's finest Rock n Roll band Oasis. Five fanatics who live and breathe Manchester's finest band and are now dedicated to giving you the best look and sound that you should expect from an Oasis Tribute Band. Reproducing the classic Oasis sound with frightening accuracy and all the attitude you would expect from the real thing."
"Endorsed by Stereophonics themselves, Stereoironics have been rocking the UK for over 15 years, ever keeping pace with the extensive back catalogue and live extras from the popular Welsh band. You won't need to...
Celebrating 20 years of Exeter Comedy Club events at the Corn Exchange.
The first show took place on 14 February 1997 and since then we have featured some amazing acts from the national stand-up circuit. Including many who have gone on to be major stars of the comedy world.
Every show features four top performers and everyone gets a seat at a table. Book for 4 or more and you are guaranteed your own exclusive table. The bar serves throughout and our fabulous pizzas are available during the intervals (pre-booking strongly advised). Make sure you book early, most shows sell-...
MC – Cerys Nelmes – ‘She has got two gurt milk churns and an acre behind’ – The Wurzels
Tom Lucy – “Outstanding young comic and one to watch. Headed for great things!” Harry Hill
Still only 20 years old, Tom Lucy is one of the youngest professional comedians in the world. Having already established himself on the UK comedy circuit at clubs such as The Comedy Store, The Glee Club and Komedia, Lucy has had a remarkable impact on the scene since his first gig at the tender age of 16.
This extraordinary play is the story of the five unmarried Mundy sisters, eking out their lives in a small Irish village in 1936.
It is August, the time of the Festival of Lughnasa, a traditional harvest celebration that contains much drunkenness and dancing. However, while the community around them participates in these festivities, the Mundys remain isolated. Their existence is spare, interrupted by brief, colorful bursts of music from the radio — their only connection to notions of romance and hope.
The action of the play is told through the memory of Michael Evans, as...
