Live Superstars of Wrestling make their way to Exmouth this April for an evening of fun all action mayhem!! Come witness the thrills and spills of American style wrestling, an event normally only reserved for your TV screens!
For one night only the Exmouth Pavilion will be transformed into an exciting wrestling arena!
Come see the top international stars battle it out in this one night extravaganza!!
Stars scheduled to appear include the crazy Kade Callous, The English patriot James Mason, former WWE grappler Stevie Starr, Mexico's highflying masked sensation Magico...
Live Superstars of Wrestling make their way to Exmouth this April for an evening of fun all action mayhem!! Come witness the thrills and spills of American style wrestling, an event normally only reserved for your TV screens!
For one night only the Exmouth Pavilion will be transformed into an exciting wrestling arena!
Come see the top international stars battle it out in this one night extravaganza!!
Stars scheduled to appear include the crazy Kade Callous, The English patriot James Mason, former WWE grappler Stevie Starr, Mexico's highflying masked sensation Magico...
Award-winning Centre Stage presents its latest musical, based on the novel by Mary Hayley Bell and subsequent Richard Attenborough-produced film, Whistle Down the Wind follows the fortunes of a fugitive caught between the prejudice of adults and the innocence of the young.
Andrew Lloyd Webber and Jim Steinman, together with Patricia Knop and Gale Edwards (co-book writers with Andrew Lloyd Webber) reset the original story in Louisiana in 1959.
Whistle Down the Wind revolves around the time and place where the word teenager was invented. Swallow, a 15 year-old-girl growing up...
Inspired by courageous protesters who risk everything for what they believe in, three women decided to take action. These women resolve to stop their ineffectual moaning and complaining and to find playful ways to stand up for what they believe in. Playful Acts of Rebellion questions what makes something worth the fight, what effect can an individual have? and how does trying to change the world end up changing us?
Charting the performers journeys, from unusual concepts to moments of desperation, despair and human triumph, Playful Acts of Rebellion uses exciting visual storytelling...
Fish are one of our great natural resources, and one we must care for and treat properly, rather than constrain with legislation and abuse through overfishing and carelessness. Half a Cod a Day, is a fun new agitprop theatre piece that demonstrates the need for change - it's a call to action individually and globally. Parrabbola make theatre that tells the stories of communities and which allows the people of that community to have a voice - to be heard.
This play has been made with the stories and histories of the fishermen of the Hastings Fishing Fleet - fishing is an important...
"Hell goes round and round. In shape it is circular and by nature it is interminable..." Flann O'Brien
A post-suicide support group meet to reflect upon their lives. Ignoring symptoms of their own deaths, three characters guide us through the strange and disquieting landscape they now inhabit. A plastic wasteland where domestic disputes last thousands of years, death doesn't work and milk-drinking children make the rules. A place of bloodbaths, shopping lists, premature burials and polite tea drinking.
Award winning Clout Theatre return with their trademark absurdism and...
“Matilda is my Grandma. She migrated from Jamaica to England in 1962. Now all of her memories have faded. I need to remember for her, for me, for us”
A woman makes a decision that will change the course of her family’s future. Five decades later this performance considers the eminence and consequence of that choice voiced through the third generation granddaughter who is speaking from both perspectives of herself and Matilda.
Reflecting on the history of the two islands, Great Britain and Jamaica, the storyteller is faced with contradictions in her in-betweeness as she...
"Art is a cupboard! We are not cakes!" Kharms Award winning Clout Theatre invite you to dive head first into the absurd world of the Russian poet, iconoclast and false moustache wearer Daniil Kharms. Three bouffonesque characters intent on telling ‘The Old Woman’ story let narrative escape them as comic vignettes, metaphysical ponderings and bouts of senseless violence provide constant distraction. Expressionist silent film meets grotesque slapstick in a world where clocks have no hands and a cucumber can kill a man.
When all is quiet on the farm, when everyone is asleep, when the snow coversthe ground and stars twinkle in the frosty sky -that’s when Tomten wakes up. He looks after everyone on the farm while they are sleeping.
No-one has ever seen the Tomten, but sometimes you can see his footprints in the snow.That’s how you know he is real.
Tomten has seen generations come, and generations go. But where do they come from, and where do they go? A deep riddle plays on Tomten’s mind…
One thing he knows for sure is that spring is coming; soon cows will be grazing in the fields and...
