Made in Dagenham is inspired by a true story and a hit movie of the same name.
The musical follows the real events of the Ford sewing machinists strike of 1968, as Rita O’Grady leads the female workers in a battle against the might of Ford and the corruption of the Union supposed to protect them. The pressure is on as the journey becomes bigger than any of them could have imagined.
Shotgun Theatre is Exeter University’s boldest musical theatre society. NSDF award-winners in 2014. We produce innovative and dynamic musicals with an inclusive ethos.
The Bristol based producer and DJ has a style that is his own blend of UK funky, garage and grime. He is developing a massive reputation for himself and looks set to blow up in the next 12 months.
SKEPSIS Hailing from South London, Skepsis (known to his friends as Scott Jenkins) is no stranger to any fan of the UK bass sound. Smashing into the limelight in 2015 with a series of gritty originals and remixes, his heavyweight basslines and intricate sounds have gained him fans from all over the world in a very short period of time.
From The Jam have gained a reputation for the kind of incendiary performances that sealed the reputation of The Jam all those years ago.
They will be performing the A and B side to every single released by The Jam, plus their most loved and requested hit singles.
Featuring original Jam member Bruce Foxton (Bass/Vocals) along with Russell Hastings (Guitar/Vocals) and drummer Mike Randon.
PLEASE NOTE This gig was originally planned for December. It has been rescheduled for Thu 12 Jan. All original booking and tickets are still valid. Please contact our box office with...
As an extension of his concurrent Café Bar Gallery exhibition, Cluers installation makes reference to the past utopian visions of the future made by post-war architects, ‘Assemble Of Dystop… Utopia’ explores the structuralism and materialisms of architectural assembly.
Through archival and theory-based research into these architects work, and by incorporating aspects of his own, Cluer creates paper based & sculptural collages that particularly focus attention on the relationships between architecture and utopian ideas as they cross...
Join TV presenter and archaeology writer Mary-Ann Ochota on a journey through Britain’s historic landscape. What clues should you look for to puzzle out the origins of a village, or the age of a hedgerow? What are the secrets hidden in tumuli, chambered tombs and churchyards? Drawing on her new book, Hidden Histories, this talk will be packed with clues and examples of what to look for and where to go to decipher the story of the landscape around us. A must for all landscape detectives!
Mary-Ann Ochota is a broadcaster and anthropologist whose work has taken her across the world,...
The Bridge Jazz Club is the home of Exeter’s jazz scene.
Pete Canter & Friends + Jam Session. First set from the house band followed by jam session. All welcome. Bring charts for the rhythm section. Entrance fee includes a free raffle. House Band
• Pete Canter – saxophone • Pete Tamblyn – keys • Jim Rintoul – double bass • Various – drums
The Bridge Jazz Club is the home of Exeter’s jazz scene.
Pete Canter & Friends + Jam Session. First set from the house band followed by jam session. All welcome. Bring charts for the rhythm section. Entrance fee includes a free raffle. House Band
• Pete Canter – saxophone • Pete Tamblyn – keys • Jim Rintoul – double bass • Various – drums
The Bridge Jazz Club is the home of Exeter’s jazz scene.
Pete Canter & Friends + Jam Session. First set from the house band followed by jam session. All welcome. Bring charts for the rhythm section. Entrance fee includes a free raffle. House Band
• Pete Canter – saxophone • Pete Tamblyn – keys • Jim Rintoul – double bass • Various – drums
The Bridge Jazz Club is the home of Exeter’s jazz scene.
Pete Canter & Friends + Jam Session. First set from the house band followed by jam session. All welcome. Bring charts for the rhythm section. Entrance fee includes a free raffle. House Band
• Pete Canter – saxophone • Pete Tamblyn – keys • Jim Rintoul – double bass • Various – drums
