This summer marks a monumental milestone in music history — the 40th Anniversary of Live Aid! Join us this year as we mark the occasion and welcome back South West favourite cover experts “BETAMAX 80s” for their special tribute to the biggest names in the music industry at that time.
Returning for its 22nd year, Big Screen will take place in a new location in Princesshay! Delivered in partnership with Princesshay, this year’s programme features a selection of blockbuster hits, cult classics, family favourites and musical adventures.
Exeter Phoenix is pleased to announce Linger, a group exhibition of works by eight artists from Iceland and the UK with established, international careers. The exhibition focusses on art as a process and its inner logic to connect, not only to us, the viewer, but also to its surroundings.
This summer marks a monumental milestone in music history — the 40th Anniversary of Live Aid! Join us this year as we mark the occasion and welcome back South West favourite cover experts “BETAMAX 80s” for their special tribute to the biggest names in the music industry at that time.
Returning for its 22nd year, Big Screen will take place in a new location in Princesshay! Delivered in partnership with Princesshay, this year’s programme features a selection of blockbuster hits, cult classics, family favourites and musical adventures.
Exeter Phoenix is pleased to announce Linger, a group exhibition of works by eight artists from Iceland and the UK with established, international careers. The exhibition focusses on art as a process and its inner logic to connect, not only to us, the viewer, but also to its surroundings.
This summer marks a monumental milestone in music history — the 40th Anniversary of Live Aid! Join us this year as we mark the occasion and welcome back South West favourite cover experts “BETAMAX 80s” for their special tribute to the biggest names in the music industry at that time.
Hell Tor: ‘Pawn or Penitent’ The true story of Lady Mary Howard
Sat 27 Sep | 11am
Lady Mary Howard is famous on Dartmoor as the woman who murdered her four husbands. But is there any truth to the many stories, or have the facts been lost in time?
Revered author Mark Norman takes a look at the legends of ‘Screaming Skulls’ – paranormal objects which by legend speaks, screams, bleeds or otherwise haunts its environs.
Hell Tor: The Frighteners: Why Do We Love Ghosts? – Peter Law
Sun 28 Sep | 1pm
Join us for talk of ghosts, vampires, werewolves and question whether an interest in horror culture actually gives us safe ways to confront our mortality and even have power to re-enchant a jaded world?
Join celebrated actor Pauline Moran for insights into her portrayal of Susan Hill’s malevolent spirit as well as tales of a rich and varied screen career.
Award winning writer Stephen Volk hosts a special panel discussion of on screen ghosts: personal favourites, their influence and why they resonate still.
A team consisting of a physicist, his wife, a young female psychic and the only survivor of the previous visit are sent to the notorious Hell House to prove/disprove survival after death.
Hell Tor: Nightmares on one Sheet – Graham Humphreys
Sun 28 Sep | 6pm
Join us for a special career spanning conversation with the man who Rob Zombie describes as “the master of bringing a film to life in a two-dimensional space.”
Get ready to be amazed as physical comedian Jody Kamali masterfully transforms everyday household items into the tools of a Hollywood-style, action-packed romance.
The Little Unsaid’s live shows are renowned for audience connection, catharsis and celebration in the face of things – which have drawn audiences to the band’s last three sold out UK tours.
Once upon a time in Bosnia and Herzegovina, a group of friends decided to form a band with local Balkan flavors, and influences of ska, punk, reggae, electronic, hip-hop.
Starring political comedian Mark Thomas, join Frankie as he enters the brave new world of a liberal prison experiment where he discovers: the revolution is not dead. It’s just sleeping.
Nerina Pallot is one of the UK’s most quietly extraordinary singer-songwriters. Across eight albums, she has built a body of work that is deeply honest, musically adventurous, and completely her own.
Esther’s new show ‘Slagbomb’ takes a nosedive into the awkward sandwich years of life. The phase when youthful freedom gives way to the reality of adult responsibilities.
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