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Exeter
Where I lived for five years while studying and working at the starts of the 2000s, it was an odd experience returning to Exeter for the first time in at least fifteen years. I remembered far less than I expected, some things had changed (particularly the university) but for the rest it was probably more my memory to blame. I started down at the Quay, a pleasant waterfront spot on the River Exe…
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Quality songs and musicianship: bye, bye BalconyTV Exeter
Quality songs and musicianship: bye, bye BalconyTV Exeter
BalconyTV Exeter had four years of balcony-based, river side songs that have swept us away, shaken our stuff, or stuttered our hearts. All fronted by the knowledgeable enthusiasm of Matt Calder. Now, all that has come to an end, so we asked Matt to share some of his experiences of the balcony and tell us what he’s up to next….
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Deafblind girl leads ‘Roger’s Walk’ to raise awareness of complex disabilities
Deafblind girl leads ‘Roger’s Walk’ to raise awareness of complex disabilities
A girl who is deafblind, led a 2km sensory trail with the community from Exeter Quay on Saturday 23 June, to help raise awareness of the needs of the people with complex disabilities.
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Free workshop exploring LGBT experiences at school, self-empowerment and creating theatre, in Exeter
Playwright and director Ben SantaMaria is running a free workshop for young people aged 15-18 at the Boat Shed on Exeter Quay on Saturday 27th January, supported by the Arts Council. (more…)
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“Once you cross the threshold of the theatre the normal rules of society are suspended” | Tyrrell Jones of Knaïve Theatre (interview)
One of the things Knaïve Theatre have learnt from Osama Bin Laden is that, as a theatre group, they are interested in conversations: their own conversation with the subject matter and the conversations they have with the audience. (more…)
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Exeter Pound £E450 free money giveaway!!
Exeter Pound £E450 free money giveaway!! @ExeterPound
Exeter Pound is giving away £E450 of free money – to keep but not to spend – all through August. (more…)
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“A very shared experience”: MasterChef semi-finalist Annie McKenzie talks food, theatre and Happiness
“A very shared experience”: MasterChef semi-finalist Annie McKenzie talks food, theatre and Happiness
During our conversation, Annie McKenzie comes out with one of those wham-bam moments that hit you with a profound simple truth, leaving you reeling and also a bit ‘like duh’. (more…)
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Bard of Exeter Chris White is king of the world with Sunked, his show about the Titantic... and impressing his mum
Bard of Exeter Chris White is king of the world with Sunked, his show about the Titantic… and impressing his mum
The Bard of Exeter, Chris White, is at the Boat Shed, Exeter Quay with Sunked, a show about the Titanic and impressing his mum, plus it has a melodica and a white man rapping – we sniff an international super hit and asked him a few questions! (more…)
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