What's On

This exhibition celebrates the completion of the work of the award-winning arts in nature charity Rite to Freedom, including snapshots of beautiful projects created with professional filmmakers, artists, photographers, musicians, composers, poets and writers.

A revelatory inside-look at John Lennon & Yoko Ono’s life in Greenwich Village in the early 1970s, featuring music from John & Yoko’s only full-length concerts, newly remixed and produced by Sean Ono Lennon.

Steve Coogan stars in this warm, witty comedy drama from The Full Monty and Military Wives director Peter Cattaneo, based on the bestselling memoir by Tom Michell.

His work for Gallery 333 is an attempt to contain drawing, to make a container for the activity of drawing. An archive of parts from the studio, cut up, reformed, layered and pieced together; a document of action and inaction, drawing and not, a montage of many little moments.

The Slightest Gesture is an exhibition of new works by artist Tabatha Andrews, who is known for making immersive sculptural installations that question our reliance on sight, drawing attention to non-verbal communication, touch, movement and listening.

Want to vocalise your bare bones vision? Maybe you would like to hear people read your script out loud? New to this and have a curiosity about making something from scratch? Start here!

Work from a model and explore the principles of life drawing. Perfect for beginners or those wishing to improve their skills.

Are you a writer for performance based in or around Exeter? Join us on the first Thursday of each month for the Exeter Playwrights Cafe.

Dolly Parton, Jane Fonda and Lily Tomlin join forces in this iconic 1980 satirical romp to stick it to the man. A special International Workers Day screening.

Since their inception in 2009, the genre-defying Submotion Orchestra have moved seamlessly between deep electronica, jazz, soul and ambient downtempo.

Celebrating the fans and their cameras, as much as the band – this film is a celebration of live music, Fugazi and fandom.

An abuse scandal ripples through an elite tennis academy in Leonardo van Dijl’s coolly riveting debut, co-produced by the Dardenne brothers.

The Undertones present a glorious set of classic tracks taken from what are considered by many fans and critics to be some of the best punk albums of all time.

An earthy romp with a really charming performance from its young lead Faveau, it’s a verité look at the hardscrabble life of French agriculture, a sweet romance and a loving ode to the glories of cheese.

Across eight studio albums, DECAPITATED grew from the adolescent dream of teenagers from a small Central European town to one of the leaders of the metal genre. Each successive album further expands the band’s sound with genre-bending authenticity and integrity. As Metal Injection rightfully observed, “any self-respecting death metalhead knows the name well.”

Satu – year of the rabbit is a coming-of-age story set in the beautiful countryside of laos, following two runaways as they traverse the landscape in search of Satu’s long lost mother.

World Poetry Slam Champion Harry Baker is back and more full of wonder than ever. Wonderful 2.0 will make you cry with laughter, laugh through tears, or dream scenario both.

This is a great opportunity to network with South West based artists for projects & collaborations.

A bunch of local theatre makers, comedians, dancers, musicians, actors and clowns are going to try some new things – and you’re invited to experience it.

A popular, monthly jazz night hosted by saxophonist/flautist/double bassist Pete Canter with the house band and invited sitters-in.

Alabaster DePlume’s songs are built on sonorous circular melodies and luminous tones that transmit calmness and generosity in warm waves.