What's On

Exeter Laughter Lab returns to Exeter Phoenix this July with another huge night of live stand-up comedy, headlined by one of the UK’s most recognisable and consistently brilliant comedians, Marcus Brigstocke.

DOCLAB hosts monthly Development Lab, offering a safe space to talk about, workshop and develop your documentary film projects.

Learn the art of environmental portraiture in this hands-on photography course.

The Exeter Phoenix Camera Group is a monthly social meet-up for anyone keen on photography who has some experience, or may have been on the beginners course and would like to keep in contact with like minded enthusiasts.

A space for dance artists, movers and choreographers to share, learn, grow, support and be supported, meeting on the second Friday each month.

In the 1990s, eight-year-old Sasha is settling into her Hungarian family’s new life on Vancouver Island when her older stepbrother, Jeremy begins acting out in self-destructive ways.

Richard E Grant and Claire Fox star as a pair of dastardly 18th-century aristocrats who are falling on tough times.

Olivia Wilde (Booksmart) directs and stars in a poignant, hilarious, and emotionally honest portrayal of human relationships led by a stellar cast.

The Smyths are back on tour in calling into Exeter Phoenix on Saturday 11th July following their debut sell out show at the venue in 2025.

A life-affirming, charming acrobatic spectacle co-produced by Hoxton Hall. Don’t miss the show that brings light joy in heavy times.

Dive beneath the surface of mermaid lore, tracing their long histories and what they may reveal about wider society.

Yellow Mouse Studios presents this monthly animation gathering for the purpose of networking and building opportunities for local talent.

From concept to content, learn the skills needed to create compelling videos for your small business.

Born and raised in New York, Chris Murphy is a vibrant violinist, singer-songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist now based in Los Angeles.

A haunted young man travels to a remote Nordic island to reconnect with his father and confront the traumatic experience they shared ten years prior that transformed their relationship.

This vivid portrait of the stolen romantic relationship between two young women in Brittany in 1760, returns to cinemas after having its theatrical run cut short in 2020.

Britallica is the world’s first metal tribute to Britney Spears – a high-energy mashup of pop princess anthems and headbanging metal attitude.

Since October 2023, Gaza has been sealed off from the world, with global media are barred from reporting and governments look away, doctors breach the blockade and what they find is not just a humanitarian crisis, but a calculated dismantling of life itself.

Why were people in medieval Britain so fascinated by ghosts and spirits? And what did these stories really mean? With Q&A.

This debut feature of journalist-turned-director Don Ng, tells the story of the loniness and limbo of asylum seeking in the UK.

With a guitar slung over his shoulder and the amps turned up full tilt, Anthony Gomes electrifies blues and rock at a 21st century crossroads of his own.