The whole sweeping epic live on stage! Stage by Stage return with a revival of its sell-out production of the world's most popular musical, released especially to be performed by schools and youth groups.
Storm the barricades with a huge cast and orchestra and an epic production featuring the famous revolving slums of Paris and massive battle scenes. Stage by Stage, Exeter's own theatre arts training centre has built a formidable reputation for such Northcott shows as Annie, Beauty & the Beast and West Side Story - now the company of 75 return with the West End's longest-...
That Patricia Routledge - best known for TV comedy roles like Hyacinth Bucket - trained not only as an actress but also as a singer remains one of the best kept secrets in showbusiness. Yet not so long ago she enjoyed huge success in musical theatre on both sides of the Atlantic, winning a Tony for her Broadway performance in Darling of the Day and a Laurence Olivier Award for her West End role in Leonard Bernstein's Candide.
In a fascinating encounter with the writer and broadcaster Edward Seckerson, Patricia discusses her life in musical theatre. The evening is illustrated with...
Award-winning Travelling Light pack a whole year into one hour, as this enchanting piece of dance theatre takes you on a magical journey through the seasons. From the seed-sprouting vitality of spring to the frosty frozen fingers of winter, this wordless mix of performance, music, and dance will captivate and delight the very youngest children and their families.
Imagine a dance company that tours like a band. Different sets for different places. Popping up at festivals, theatres, pubs, street corners and everywhere in between. Each time Impermanence Dance Theatre perform, the piece is unique and never to be seen again. Through a combination of cabaret-like vignettes, intricately crafted scenes and visceral live music, they create a refreshingly different one-off event full of beauty, poetry, physical mastery and humour.
Following their hugely successful productions of The Comedy of Errors and Two Gentlemen of Verona, Shakespeare at the Tobacco Factory, Bristol's internationally-renowned ensemble company, return for their 3rd visit to the Exeter Northcott Theatre with one of theatre's most celebrated comedies.
Expelled from the city, Rosalind and Orlando – the one fleeing a tyrranous uncle, the other a murderous brother – rediscover each other in the Forest of Arden. But what awaits them in that Arcadian wilderness? Will they find true love, or just lose themselves? Are they merely players in a...
A new autobiographical show about a young man and his relationship with his mother’s Anorexia, performed solely by the author. The piece comprises of a recount of events through his eyes, explorations of the effects of his relationship with Anorexia, and his honest address of the question of what Anorexia is?
The brain. The control centre of everything the human body can do.
To breathe, blink, communicate; everything relies on the connection between the mind and the body.
What happens when this mind/body connection is flawed, broken, stopped? What happens when the...
Several fun, fast and crazy sketches brought to you by a hilarious cast of actors.
The sketches are inspired by classic Commedia Dell' Arte routines and are based on sketches by Barry Grantham and the Scala commedia scenarios.
To be or not to be? In Hell there is no question. The sins of man will be purged away, they say, but not until they have suffered the torment fitting with their crimes. But are the accused guilty? If you sinned for love, in the name of God or as an act of patriotism, you may not find you deserve the heat. But things without all remedy should be...
On the morning of the local country fair, Johnny 'Rooster' Byron, the local waster and modern-day Pied Piper, is a wanted man. The council officials want to serve him an evictin notice, his son wants to be taken to the fair, a father wants to give him a serious kicking, and a motley crew of mates wants his ample supply of drugs and alcohol.
JERUSALEM premiered at the Royal Court Theatre, London in 2009 and became the Evening Standard's Best Play of the Year. It is an epic and heroic play about our great British need for a connection with the landscape and our roots. In part lament...
