The Three Degrees are an American female vocal group, formed in 1963 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The group has remained a trio with 2 original members since Sheila Ferguson left many moons ago.
A firm favourite with Prince Charles They sang at his 30th birthday party and were guests at his wedding to Princess Diana.
The Three Degrees are well known for their soulful voices, beautiful gowns, and fabulous stage shows. They are known all around the world for songs like “When will I see you again”, “Dirty Ol’ Man”, “Take Good Care Of Yourself”.
Jazz Toast celebrates youth music at its most dynamic and experimental. This gig will be bursting at the seams with youthful energy and jazz improvisation, all locked together by the power of groove!
Jazz Project are a MEGA band of young musicians forged from a collective of around 38 Exeter College Music Academy students. In varying shapes and forms, they will be performing funk, fusion, Latin, contemporary jazz, club jazz plus student original compositions and arrangements.
The Theo Brown Trio features Theo Brown (tenor sax), Ozzie Parker (keys) and Kai Craig (drums)....
The Beach Boys Band is a tribute show that performs 100% LIVE the fantastic hits of the original Beach Boys, including God Only Knows – Good Vibrations – Wouldn’t It Be Nice – Surfin’ USA – I Get Around – California Girls – Fun Fun Fun and many more.
Based in the South West and touring the UK, The Beach Boys Band is available for bookings to Europe and beyond, providing a fun packed show of musical excellence, outstanding vocals and colourful costume, that come together in a stunning 100% live performance
To create a truly believable and memorable tribute act, both vocal...
Black Static are a unique and original five piece D&B collective from Tavistock in Devon.Drums, bass, MC, female vocals and turntables/keys Something fresh to tickle your lobes!
The Isacatels are an original live band from Exeter who retain the fundamental rhythms of reggae at the heart of their music, but also bring in sections of heavy dub, ska, rock and love to add splashes of drum & bass. The songs are heartfelt and carefully crafted using interesting chord progressions, huge bass riffs, bluesy guitar licks and seriously catchy melodies.
An exhibition of inspiring art and photography to celebrate International Women’s Day (8th March). Created with support from Exeter Barnfield Theatre, Devon United Women, Centre for Human Rights and Social Equality and Exeter City Council
New Perspectives bring three hugely imaginative and funny stories from one of the giants of 20th century British poetry vividly to life in a brand new production for children and family audiences. The Coming of the Kings is a wild retelling of the nativity. Sean, the Fool, the Devil and The Cats is a cautionary tale about eating the wrong person’s stew. The Tiger’s Bones is a brief history of the foolishness of modern man.
Ted Hughes had a lifelong passion for nurturing creativity in the young and this dazzling and brilliant collection of short plays for children and families...
The Northcott welcomes Northern Ballet to Exeter for their debut visit.
Following the success of Ugly Duckling, Three Little Pigs and Elves & the Shoemaker, and their TV adaptations for CBeebies, the company now bring their magic to Tortoise & the Hare.
Once upon a time there was a speedy Hare who never stopped talking about how fast he could run. Tired of being teased for his slowness, Tortoise challenged him to a race. No one thought he could win, but life is full of surprises! Bringing this much-loved Aesop’s fable to life, Tortoise & the Hare is the perfect...
There are “reasonable grounds” to suspect that a Romanian woman, who has been working as a prostitute in the UK, is the victim of human trafficking.
She is given 45 days to “reflect and recover”. But will this be enough time to come to terms with the horrors she has endured?
This powerful one-woman play, written by Martin O’Brien, directed by Paul Jepson and performed by Agata Jarosz, toured the UK in 2014, including a performance at the St James Theatre in London.
It uncovers the shocking reality of human trafficking in the UK, and the failures of the system to...
An English Touring Theatre, Royal & Derngate, Northampton and Rose Theatre Kingston co-production.
“Love changes us. Love’s alchemy! In that furnace everything changes. Hard stone shatters, iron goes soft and turns to liquid… and so do we… in love’s fire”
Based upon real events from Stratford-upon-Avon in the summer of 1613, The Herbal Bed is a powerful thriller about human desire. When William Shakespeare’s daughter is publicly accused of adultery, her family’s lives fall under the glare of intense public scrutiny. Culminating in a dramatic trial at Worcester Cathedral...
Ahoy there young sailors and all aboard to join the villainous Captain Cut-Throat and his fearsome crew! With anchor up prepare for a sea-faring adventure packed full of songs, interactive fun and surprises in this exciting, brand new stage adaptation of the hit children’s book Here Be Monsters.
Get ready to set sail through monster-infested waters in search of a mysterious island crammed with jewels and gem stones, and whilst the Captain is certain that “monsters simply don’t exist,” as the island comes closer in around them, his crew are not so sure!
