Performance

This is a facilitated, supportive and empowering workshop to reconnect with your creative power, connect with other artist mamas, to galvanise yourself and to give and get accountability.

A visceral and hilarious call-to-arms. A neon-lit menty-b at the Stay and Play. It’s about egos, responsibilities and the struggle to be an artist, or to have any career at all, and still be a relatively decent parent.

As the world shifts around her, a woman steps onto the moor. The Dreaming follows her journey from source to sea, as four performers move through ever-changing landscapes. Rooted in Dartmoor, this playful, embodied work offers a fierce, funny and tender exploration of what it means to be human now.

Following an acclaimed Edinburgh Festival Fringe run, Andrew Frost brings his innovative and contemporary blend of comedy, theatre and magic on tour.

Expect breathtaking magic, sensational circus and showstopper songs in this silly and spellbinding story about being yourself no matter what.

49 and 64 are in the room. They cannot see each other but they can talk and pass notes. All they have is questions, wedding veils and dog tags. Who are they? Where are they? What is going on? And why? And who is J Doe? And why are they watching them?

It’s an evening of jaw dropping magic, illusion, laughs, gasps, and stunning sleight of hand sorcery – all performed live, in the flesh and under the most impossible conditions.

Sally and Susan aren’t your average suburban women. They’re business women. And you’re invited to the most prestigious seminar of the year that could help you get filthy rich!

This cabaret from critically acclaimed ensemble The Ruby Dolls, accompanied by Benjamin Cox (Operation Mincemeat), weaves the story of a shocking 1940s murder through an eclectic mix of music.

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.

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

Set in the 1950s, post-war Illyria, marked by loss, rediscovers joy when a shipwreck brings ‘most wonderful’ chaos to its shores. Disguise and deception collide with propriety and desire in this vibrant, hilarious and emotional production. Suitable for all ages, featuring love, laughter, wit, music, mistaken identities – join us for some midsummer madness – rain or shine!

A sun-drenched hour (and a bit) of sumptuous spoken-word, poetry, silliness, and songs, featuring some of the best Wordsmiths around. Hosted by the ever sweaty Chris White.

A rat-astic and realistic look into refuse and recycling. Rummage through the rubble with Bin Rat to discover where all the junk goes! Find out what literally happens to litter in this outdoor interactive puppetry show.