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 Who doesn’t like a bit of a dance? The Great Create is offering up the delights of the extended version of Cycles of Nature on Sunday, August 12. This is enhanced dance, apparently, drawing on other art forms and inspired by different environments. Bryony Perkins is the choreographer with dancers James Wilton, Matt Robinson, Lewis Devon County Council has asked Carplus to look into the viability of car clubs for the Barnstaple and Newton Abbot areas. To us here in the People’s Republic who spend their spare time hanging around bus stops, it sounds like a spiffing idea (as long as there’s no errant Chicago CD left in the stereo) We all know that to change the world you need to read books, but now it doesn’t matter which books. In a nifty little move that makes us all accountable at an affordable price, the kind people at Eco Libris will plant a tree for every book you read for just a dollar (and at New life has been breathed into political theatre in the South West with the emergence of Theatre with Teeth. Based in the People’s Republic of South Devon city of Exeter these Agents Provocateurs Dan Raynor and Charlie Whitworth have already produced Take Some of This at the Barnfield Theatre and are set to resurface in Get on down to the park. More of them are better than ever before. That’s according to the Green Flag Award scheme, which has had to acquire more flagpoles for the rise in ensigns it’s been giving out. But before you get cynical and compare the standard or parks to the standard of A-leves, take The Torquay house that has always been a mystery – Agatha Christie’s Greenway mansion – has opened its doors for The Great Create arts festival, which runs until September 1. We mention it now because August 9 is public art day. The event is free and runs all day. And you’re intvited to go and We at the People’s Republic of South Devon would like to thank the following for their support over the last while. They have offered citizens of the republic a chance of getting stuff cheaper, and are already committed for the environment and fairness in their businesses. So let’s all give a warm round of applause We just want to remind all you people that you can buy tickets for the wonderful AEON music (etc) festival over August bank holiday (really, what are you doing?) at Reform Records, Exeter, Book Cycle and Ullacombe Farm Shop. You’ve got less than a month, so go on, get a shimmy on. Posted by Cptn All we know about this crew is what the fella on the street told us, what Niki said on the latest podcast (catch it on our downloads page) and their flyer. But so far Book Cycle in Exeter seems a righteous idea. (But where is this in relation to the Devon County Council inspired death The Recycled Art In Landscape (as long as that landscape is the seafront between Dawlish and Teignmouth), that’s TRAIL to you, is set to move onto its next stage. That’s when the landscape in question becomes Tomorrow’s Teignmouth Information Centre and the Ice Factory. Phew, Teignmouth sounds space age all of a sudden. Posted |
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