Following a sell-out West End run earlier in the year, the star of BBC2’s Mock The Week and BBC1’s Michael McIntyre’s Comedy Roadshow returns with a brand new show that questions the ideas of community and responsibility. How much should we share? And would the world be a better place if we all were self-sufficient and just took care of ourselves?
In addition to her numerous TV credits for the BBC, FIVE and Comedy Central, Ava can also be regularly heard on BBC Radio 4’s The...
The acclaimed singer-songwriter has been captivating audiences with his album Before the Storm and is joined on stage by The Dirty Romantics.
'Raw, soulful and yearning... a voice that sounds like the truth.' THE TELEGRAPH
Support: Karima Francis & Alice Jemima
Alice Jemima is a 19 year old singer songwriter from Newton Abbot, Devon. Her songs are carefully crafted slices of pop. She plays a vintage Hofner guitar and sings with a voice that is both fragile and rich…
Fossil Collective , a two-piece from Leeds, consists of multi instrumentalists David Fendick and Jonny Hooker. Their first recordings saw them taking inspiration from classic albums by Neil Young, Fleetwood Mac and Simon and Garfunkel and suggested comparisons with more contemporary artists such as Fleet Foxes, Midlake and Bon Iver. But in truth their exquisitely structured songs and glorious, rich harmonies owe as much, if not more, to a solid English song tradition, and their material holds that distinct English quality that many...
Today, g irls aged 12 – 15 years from all Exeter secondary schools will be visiting the Maynard School for a Careers Fair with a difference.
Jobs for the Girls will bring together inspirational women with careers as diverse as Aircraft Engineering and Genetics to encourage girls to pursue careers in traditionally male-dominated fields such as science, technology and engineering.
After hearing about the rich and varied experiences of these professional women, the girls will then meet experts who will guide them through the different options for post-16...
Sat 20 Oct - Doors 8:00pm, £12 (£10), with meal £18 (£16)
Lose yourself in Bollywood for the night with the great tunes and compulsively danceable rhythms of the most popular music in the world. The experience is completed with projections of sensational dance sequences featuring India’s greatest actors and actresses, in sync with the live music. Four funky drummers and six hot horns play massive hits from Indian films, all driven by the huge beat of the dhol drum. They’ve been a big hit on the festival circuit,...
One of the highlight performances of this year’s Two Moors Festival, this concert’s theme is commemorating 200 years since Russia’s victory over the French, 50 years since first performance of Haydn’s cello concerto in C major and 40 years since NASA launched Apollo 16
A truly commemorative programme, this cathedral concert includes a performance of Tchaikovsky’s overture – composed in 1880 – to celebrate Russia’s victory over Napoleon at the Battle of Borodino in 1812, while Holst fans will surely appreciate the performance of the Planets Suite’s – a fitting tribute to the success...
Every Monday - The Monday Mash Up with resident DJs Victory Rd. The number one student night, 10pm-late
Every Tuesday – Café Sobroso. Salsa, Samba and Merengue with DJ Ricardo. Come along to one of Exeter's longest running salsa nights and see how they party on the continent, 7.30pm-1.30am, free entry all night.
Every Wednesday – Legends. The Timepiece is taken over by the students of Exeter University. Legendary tunes from any era in the main room; get down to the very latest R&B flavas with DJ JSR, 9pm-1.30am.
