Exeter Northcott Theatre has put its backstage heroes, the technical team, centre stage as it launches its spring/summer 2015 season.
Photographer Matt Austin spent an afternoon with Dominic (Technical Manager), Lee (Technical Stage Manager) and Jamie (Chief Electrician) for a photocall which put the team thoroughly in the spotlight and resulted in some fantastic images.
Packed with the usual great drama, dance, opera, family theatre and comedy the spring/summer 2015 season is now on sale.
The Exeter Northcott Theatre is delighted to be hosting Shakespeare’s Globe...
A musical written and performed by Soundwaves Music Project.
With wicked intent ‘The Evils’ are taking over the world.
For every bad deed committed, a mystical forest in the Far East begins to die.
The earths peoples and its animals unite to stop ‘the Evils’.
A cast of 20 supported by live musicians will put a smile on your face and chase away the mid-winter blues. Soundwaves Music Project supports people with and
East Devon Dance Academy presents Triple Fantasy 2015 'London, Paris and New York'
Take a journey in dance around three of the most exciting cities in the World - the Swinging Sixties in Carnaby Street, the famous Moulin Rouge, and scenic Central Park.
Ticket Prices £12/£8 under 12's Tickets on Sale from Monday 16th Feb 2015.
Tickets on sale Monday 16th Feb 2015. Please note no performances on Thursdays or Sundays. Evening performances at 7.15pm. Sat Matinees at 2.15pm.
‘A Little Man’s Holiday’ takes the audience on a magical journey from the Little Man’s dull city dwellings to the high seas on a swashbuckling adventure for all the family. With PaddleBoat’s distinctive audience interaction, audience will be fully immersed as Little Man battles jellyfish, pirates and sharks on his voyage across freezing waters.
Even the smallest of objects on stage can tell a story, as we narrate Little Man’s epic trip from his office to deserted tropical islands. Through the use of puppetry, music and mime, we present larger-than-life characters and invite you...
After being diagnosed with Motor Neurone Disease, Ted goes on the trip of a lifetime...and so does his pet fish.
As the disease starts to cause his mobility to degenerate, Ted rushes towards experiencing a world that is outside of his comfort zone; from the streets of Lille to the romance of Venice.
Humorous, heart-warming and hopeful, CELL features charming puppetry, physical theatre and an original musical score to tell the story of one man’s final adventure to create enough memories to last a lifetime.
CELL is the outcome of a new collaboration between two of the...
Rosa, 15, naive, privately educated, has lost her mother; her father has lost his house and business. Leaving behind a life of ease, they find themselves in cheap rented accommodation with a reclusive new neighbour - Candy, late 30s, webcamming in her bed-room; £3.50 a minute, 20 punters a night.
Unexpected life lessons are about to be learnt.
Streaming looks at the normalising of internet porn and the sexual objectification of women. It explores a cultural mismatch between a middle-class father and daughter, used to choice and privilege, and one with no choices. It’s a...
A play with no actors, a love story with free snacks written and performed by award winning writer Bea Roberts.
Emails unopened, cup-a-soup undrunk, a secret in the stock room; Emma Barnicott’s life is leaking as she pines for a world beyond her trading estate office. When she meets a man online who wants to talk to her about more than boilers and two port valves Emma must decide if the chance of a fantastic love is worth trading for an imperfect life – or will there always be dead woodlice in the infinity pool? Inspired by the novel Madame Bovary, Infinity Pool is a tragi-comic...
How do you know if you are living the life of a good person? How do you act to make people like you and how do you dress to make people fancy you? Britney Spears custody battle vs Zeus in swan rape shocker is a show about external validation and self-indulgence.
Through a mix of audience interaction, autobiographical confession and a touch of spiritual cleansing, Lucy Hutson draws on her experiences of trying to find Jesus, battling with my her consumerist choices, filling in mental health forms, protesting/not bothering to protest, attempting to chat up women and watching...
Award-winning FellSwoop Theatre return with Ablutions, adapted from the novel by Man Booker shortlisted author, Patrick DeWitt. A dark, boozy tale from the sodden depths of the LA underworld, blending a live soundtrack, detailed mime and DeWitt's heart-wrenching humour.
‘Sexy, intriguing, intelligent, confident, FellSwoop's take on DeWitt's tragi-comic novel is a rock'n'roll riff on the poetry of addiction’ ★★★★★ (Venue Magazine).
‘Elegantly structured and consummately performed, this highly accomplished production reminds you why theatre is so bloody brilliant’ (Wildfire...
