Cold comfort

posted by Cptn

If you’re a bit cheesed off with the weather, try spending an evening in Antarctica.

Exeter University geographer Dr Chris Fogwill presents a talk entitled Antarctica: An Isolated Continent? on Thursday (May 29) at 6.30pm, at Parker Moot Room, Amory Building, Streatham Campus, Exeter.

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Food for culture

posted by Cptn

If you’ve been swooning around Plymouth Arts Centre, not through the art, but hunger pangs then you’ll be pleased to know the restaurant is reopening tomorrow, under the tutelage of local boy Justin Ranger.

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Hippily Crippily #02

Step into Ems Coombes’ Hippily Crippily world of Grand Days Out.

This week she’s listening to the sounds of Sangat, pulling beards, and shouting out to her posse down at the Barbican Theatre and B-bar.

During Ems’ research into setting up Strictly Collaborative – her soon-to-launch theatre group – she visited Holton Lee and the

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Shady Ladies (theatre preview)

- Shady Ladies by Mary Halpin. Theatre Upstairs at the Globe, Clifton Road, Exeter. Friday May 30 at 7.30pm, Saturday May 31 at 7pm, Sunday June 1 at 3.30pm posted by Cptn

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Reclaiming Beauty (art review)

The art world has long been the champion of recycling and reuse and the issues of sustainability and the environment are on the agenda in a diverse exhibition Reclaiming Beauty, which is showing at the Devon Guild of Craftsmen. They got in touch in the form of Anna Trussler

- Reclaiming Beauty, Sustainable Craft

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Dance review (Phoenix Dance)

Today is a day of dance on the PRSD and we can catch up on some of the dance coverage provided by the Young Dance Reviewers, an opportunity made available by a collaboration between Dance in Devon and Exeter Northcott

Here are two takes on Phoenix Dance performance. Read the reviews of Kate

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Dance review (as the Mother of a Brown Boy)

Today is a day of dance on the PRSD and we can catch up on some of the dance coverage provided by the Young Dance Reviewers, an opportunity made available by a collaboration between Dance in Devon and Exeter Northcott

- As the Mother of a Brown boy – Chickenshed Dance Company at  Exeter

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