MED Theatre’s new show In The Shadow of the Vikings tells the story of a Devon girl who became Queen of England in a time of invasion and ethnic cleansing
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Dartfest, MED Theatre’s celebration of young Dartmoor people’s playwriting, promises two nights of emotional performances 
‘It’s the Tamar, not the Amazon, for heaven’s sake!’ said David Cameron on the Devonwall constituency proposals, and as well as annoying lots of people inspired Elaine Ruth White’s Devon and Demelza 
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 2 comments - ()
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 1 comment - ()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. ‘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. This performance made me feel cooler just watching it. 3 comments - ()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! Diggin It, the organic garden people in Plymouth, have lured internationally renowned guerrilla gardener Richard Reynolds to Plymouth to give advice on how to transforming urban wastelands into areas enriched with flowers and wildlife in a special talk for anyone who wants to see a bit more green in the concrete jungle. 1 comment - ()If you missed the consultation on the future of Eastcliff Park, Teignmouth, on Friday and Saturday, you’ve still got chance to fill in the online form, and there are some interesting ideas for the green space. Young theatre critics have a chance to sharpen their prose in the Young Critics Competition when they write about what they think of Teatro Kismet’s The Snow Queen – it plays the Exeter Northcott theatre from Tuesday, April 28 to Thursday, April 30. Wildworks, the people who make ‘landscape theatre in challenging places with extraordinary communities’ is looking for singers, front of house volunteers, as well as people to help out with costumes and scenery, plus gardeners and growers for its next production in Devonport, Plymouth in June 2009. |
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