Entertainment & Reviews

The Devon County Show is set to expand its livestock offering in 2026 with a series of new competitions designed to champion breed excellence, nurture young handlers, and bring a light-hearted theme to the show rings.

The additions reflect the Show’s commitment to supporting British livestock, encouraging the next generation, and celebrating the character and creativity of the farming community.

Bleu du Maine Sheep Classes

Known for their distinctive blue‑tinged faces and exceptional maternal qualities, Bleu du Maine sheep will have...

The world of online slots is one of constant innovation, but few developments have had as seismic an impact as the Megaways mechanic. Developed by Big Time Gaming and subsequently licensed by major studios like Pragmatic Play, this engine completely revolutionized how slot games function, shifting the paradigm from static paylines to dynamic, ever-changing grids.

Traditional online slots typically operated with a fixed number of ways to win, often ranging from 10 to 25. The core limitation was predictability; players knew exactly which lines would pay out before the reels even...

Fougou Music, Devon based independent music promoter, is pleased to present 1980's hitmakers Shakatak live at Exeter Phoenix on Sunday 19 April at 8pm

They’ll be playing songs you remember from over the years such as Night Birds and Down On The Street and also new material as well. Join original members Bill Sharpe, Jill Saward, Roger Odell and George Anderson for a night of jazz funk at its very best.

Shakatak have enjoyed a level of success and career longevity, over 40 years, rarely paralleled in contemporary music, but then Shakatak is a particularly unusual group...

Coming to Exeter Barnfield on March 21st, acclaimed story-teller Henry Naylor takes us back to the 1980s – in his multi-award-winning hit solo show.

Based on the true story of Britain’s biggest ever-libel case, Monstering the Rocketman tells of the tabloid tussle which changed Britain, leading to the more liberal society we know today.

Premiering at the Edinburgh Fringe in 2025, the show won one of the most prestigious awards on the indie theatre scene – the Scotsman Fringe First - and received a staggering 21 four- and five-star reviews. The sell-out smash success even...