A return of this hugely popular production by a very talented company.
Four of Swords Theatre invites you on a daring expedition into the deepest darkness of the human soul with ambitious stagecraft, spectacular video projection and haunting live music set within the House.
Pre-performance drinks in the Chapel from 6pm and 8pm.
You will be collected in a group from the Chapel.
No late entry!
The 30 strong audience will be standing and moving around the House throughout the one hour performance.
If you’ve got a budding donkey groom in the family, why not bring them along for a special hands-on session with one of the donkeys in our events team, and leave with a certificate.
If you’ve got a budding donkey groom in the family, why not bring them along for a special hands-on session with one of the donkeys in our events team, and leave with a certificate.
The amazing chocolatier returns with his tasty team from Pocketwatch Theatre who have affection for perfection in confection! There is plenty to see and you can discover the science behind sweets and chocolates. Don’t forget the castle is open on Saturday 4th April.
This event is included in a child's standard admission. (Children returning with a free return ticket or a discounted ticket may take part in our themed activity for £2.50)
Themed Activity provided by Jonty Depp and Pocketwatch Theatre.
This remarkable young quartet, the first of our two ‘New Generation Artists’ concerts of the season, have established an enviable reputation.
They have been appointed ‘CAVATINA Chamber Music Fellows’ at the Royal Academy of Music for 2015, after winning several national prizes for string quartet, making their debut appearance at the BBC Proms, and broadcasting on Radio 3.
They’ve been awarded ‘residencies’ at the Aldeburg Festival and St. Peter’s London. Reviews describe ‘their great control and dynamic subtlety’, ‘their tremendous energy, attention to detail and their...
Join our 40-minute tour of RAMM’s Local History collection which includes the Archaeology of Devon, Roman and medieval, through to Exeter in the Second World War.
All tours of RAMM’s permanent collection and changing art exhibitions are available for private group bookings on mutually agreed dates from E ramm.extra@exeter.gov.uk or T 01392 265984.
Lecture by Stephen Ponder from the National Trust – featuring Tyntesfield and Knightshayes, two of the most important Gothic Revival houses in the Southwest.
Part of the busy programme of events linked to RAMM’s major exhibition Art & Soul: Victorians and the Gothic.
Meet local bird experts from the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB).
Discover underwater wonders around Devon’s shores, learn how bees are saving the UK millions of pounds a year, which piece of clothing inspired the RSPB’s origins and how everything from tigers to sparrows are being protected by local conservationists.
Free drop in, 11am-4pm.
Wildlife Tours - 11am and 2pm - Join them for a 20 to 30 minute walk around the museum to see the wildlife on display.
