On Sunday May 26th, for one night only Pride Promotions is bringing the very best in professional wrestling to Exeter's illustrious Corn Exchange.
With the hottest, freshest performers coming together from all the country to put on a show like no other, hard hitting, high flying action that everyone in the family can enjoy. So get your tickets now.
Cheer for your favourite wrestlers and boo the ones you hate most, tell your friends and family because this show is simply too amazing to miss. Come see live what others can only watch on TV.
Canadian stand up comedians; Craig Campbell, Stewart Francis and Glenn Wool are touring the UK with their hilarious Edinburgh Festival 2012 show.
Between them, they have appeared on: 'Mock The Week', '8 Out Of 10 Cats', 'Michael McIntyre's Comedy Roadshow', 'Live At The Apollo', 'Russell Howard's Good News' and Dave's 'One Night Stand'. They have also toured solo across the UK, US, Scandinavia, Canada and Australia.
All three will perform new material as well as classic routines.
Celebrating 33 years, Vienna Festival Ballet presents Sleeping Beauty Music by Tchaikovsky
Vienna Festival Ballet returns to town with their traditional, enchanting production of The Sleeping Beauty.
A classic fairy tale set to Tchaikovsky's magnificent score, stunning choreography, beautiful costumes, all combine to portray the struggle between good and evil.
Incensed at being snubbed at the christening of Princess Aurora, the wicked fairy Carabosse lays a curse on the child, proclaiming that she will one day pierce her finger - and die. But the Lilac Fairy...
To date Andy has done three sell-out National tours and in 2009 released his debut DVD 'Britain's Got Idiots', which was followed up by 'Gruntled' in 2011.
Andy started in TV on Spitting Image becoming one of the main writers before embarking on a stand-up career which has led to such shows as Mock The Week and Live at the Apollo.
This, his fourth show, is his favourite yet - come and get your dopamine fix. Andy Parsons - coming near to a theatre near you - and then throwing his satnav out the window and phoning for directions.
"I've hosted Live at the Apollo, sold out my three-times extended Lee Nelson Live tour, had over two million people watching Lee Nelson's Well Good Show and I've got a brand new series, Lee Nelson's Well Funny People, coming soon to BBC3.
"The time's now right... for me to come to Exeter. So get yourselves along to my brand new show for a night of qwaliteeee jokes, games and banter. Everyone's welcome. Plus I'll be bringing Dr Bob, Jason Bent and a few others. Go on, it's not like there's anything else to do in Exeter."
Paul Jones, Dave Kelly, Rob Townsend, Gary Fletcher, Tom McGuinness
The Blues Band was formed in 1979, by ex Manfred Mann group members, Paul Jones and Tom McGuinness, originally to play a few pub gigs. Slide guitar ace and vocalist Dave Kelly was recruited, Gary Fletcher filled the bass post. Rob Townsend of Family fame replaced Hughie Flint in 1982 at the drums.
Their new studio album Few Short Lines, released on Repertoire Records, is collecting rave reviews everywhere. Expect a good selection from the new album in the show. Few Short Lines features some very special...
Rich Hall is the star of the critically acclaimed BBC 4 documentaries 'Rich Hall's Inventing The Indian', 'Rich Hall's Continental Drifters', 'Rich Hall's The Dirty South'', 'How The West Was Lost' plus Channel 4's topical late night show 'Stand Up For The Week' .
Rich Hall's renowned grouchy, deadpan style has established him as a master of absurdist irony and king of rapid-fire wit. Fans can see the comic genius from Montana discuss a variety of topics all delivered in his own hilarious unique way.
Since appearing in the guise of his redneck alter-ego Otis Lee Crenshaw in...
Paul Brady, singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist is one of Ireland's most highly regarded and successful artists. He crosses musical boundaries again and again, incorporating folk, rock, blues traditional Irish & classic pop styles into his songwriting. His live performances, whether solo or full band, incorporate songs from his extensive catalog of 40 years.
Often classified as a musicians' musician, Paul Brady's songs have been covered by a huge array of major artists from Bonnie Raitt, Tina Turner, Cher and Maura O'Connell, to Brookes and Dunne, Joe Cocker and Carlos...
What comes to mind when you think of the Westountry? Boats, harbours, coastal landscapes, countryside and pretty villages perhaps?
From 25 April to 8 May, local artist, Wyn Appleford, treats us to a selection of her Westcountry images when she sets up a new exhibition of paintings at A la Ronde, the 16 sided National Trust property near Exmouth.
Wyn, who was born and brought up in Aberdeen, says: "It was not until I moved to Ireland in 1967 that I became interested in painting. Since then I have travelled and lived in Cornwall, Malta and Scotland and each country has helped...
City boss looks ahead to visit of Cheltenham on Saturday
I’d like to go into the last game of the season with it being a must-win game as well, and we’re getting very close to that now." Paul Tisdale
With Bradford City losing at home to Rotherham United in midweek, Exeter City go into this weekend’s game against Cheltenham still in with a great shout of reaching the play-off spots.
And Grecians boss Paul Tisdale is grateful that the Millers have done City a favour – but knows full well that they have to concentrate on their own efforts, rather than thinking about...
