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Bums on new, comfy seats at The Bike Shed Theatre, Exeter

Exeter Bike Shed new seats

There’s a new comfier experience for theatre goers at Exeter’s Bike Shed Theatre

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Kuwait Little Theatre offers an oasis of ex-pat entertainment

Kuwait Little Theatre

The cultural life of ex-pats in Kuwait can be a little dry, which is why when Claire McCarthy heard of the Kuwait Little Theatre she jumped at the chance of popping along and watching their performance of Hairspray

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The show goes on… for now – Exeter Northcott in administration

Exeter Northcott theatre

Exeter Northcott Theatre is in administration, but the importance of the theatre is recognised as Exeter University and Exeter City Council hope to keep arts facility open

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Newton Abbot festival day, set for Saturday, July 25

Newton Abbot is set to turn itself into a fun venue for all the family on Saturday, July 25 (put it in your diary), when the inaugural Newton Abbot Festival swaggers into town.

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Exeter Northcott to use Open Space Technology to shape the future of theatre in Devon

‘Whoever comes are the right people’ is the first principle of Open Space Technology, which is the technique the Exeter Northcott will use to inspire a theatrical revolution in the South West.

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Ems reviews The Pied Piper – A hip hop dance revolution at the Exeter Northcott

This performance made me feel cooler just watching it.

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No vote or protest vote on June 4? How is it best to show your reaction to politicians’ attitudes to expenses?

Election round up by Disabled Kevin

Until Thursday 14th, I was going to write a piece arguing why you should not use your vote in the European and local elections on June 4, as a protest vote but I cannot think of a good reason why to argue this!

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