Exeter Corn Exchange

A live show recreating the power and soulful sound of a major country star, with ballads, foot-stomping anthems and the hits. Suits country fans and anyone curious about the modern Nashville sound.

A night built around 80s hits from Wham, Culture Club, Madonna and Duran Duran, with the audience encouraged to dress up and dance. Suits anyone who loves 80s pop and a night on the dancefloor.

Four top stand-up acts from the national circuit share one bill at a club that has run for almost 30 years. Suited to comedy fans who like a varied night of established performers, with food and drinks on hand.

A tribute show of Dire Straits songs, with tracks from the album On Every Street alongside classics such as Calling Elvis and The Bug. Suited to fans of Mark Knopfler's band who want to hear the music performed live.

A live tribute to Electric Light Orchestra with strings, vocal harmonies and stage lighting, playing hits such as Evil Woman, Telephone Line and Don't Bring Me Down. Suited to ELO fans who want a close recreation of the band's sound.

The poet returns with his latest book, an evening of comedy and laughter on the hows, whys and whats of reading, writing and enjoying poetry. Suited to poetry readers and anyone who enjoys witty, accessible verse.

Former Scotland Yard undercover officer Peter Bleksley talks about the most dangerous parts of murder investigations, including infiltrating gangs and being targeted by a murder plot. Suited to true crime fans who like first-hand stories.

Radio 4 regular Simon Evans considers a future that feels like a glitchy computer simulation, and revisits the blue remembered hills of his youth. Suited to stand-up fans who enjoy wry takes on modern life.

Dancers from DanSci Dance Studio tell a magical story inspired by Enid Blyton's The Faraway Tree, with varied dance styles and circus skills. Suited to families and young audiences who enjoy dance shows.

Country-roots and Americana band mixing driving country-rock with fiddle, banjo, accordion and trumpet. Their comic touring tales sit alongside emotional songs, suiting fans of folk, roots and road-worn storytelling.

Archaeologist and storyteller Dan Broadbent tells an original ghost story in two parts, inspired by Winter Solstice myths and South West prehistoric sites. About 90 minutes with an interval, recommended for ages 13 and up.

Liverpool legends John Barnes and Jan Mølby share stories from their football careers, with a live audience Q&A. For football fans and anyone who enjoys a night of sporting storytelling and banter.

The 1970s pop band from Leicester, formed in 1973, plays its greatest hits including Under the Moon of Love and Three Steps to Heaven. For fans of 70s pop and dancefloor singalongs.

Over 70 real ales, real ciders and wines from Exeter and East Devon CAMRA, for beer lovers who want a wide choice of drinks to sample in one place and try something new.

The Dazzling Diamonds, a trio of comedy queens, bring a fast-paced drag variety show with live vocals and dance routines through hits by Dolly Parton, Adele and Abba. Recommended for ages 16 and over.

A show blending burlesque, drag, extreme stunts and contemporary circus, with a live band. For people who want a bold, boundary-pushing night of spectacle.

Jack Skipper's new show follows his sell-out debut tour and an appearance at Live at the Apollo, with relatable stand-up about life and getting older. For fans of observational comedy.

The Irish music and dance show A Taste of Ireland, which has played Off-Broadway and London's West End, brings lively Irish music and dance to the stage. For fans of traditional Irish music and dance.

Helen and Ellie bring new songs, sketches and stand-up about teenagers, domestic drudgery and the perimenopause, in a rude and raucous night out. For mums and their friends who like their comedy loud and candid.

Comedian Peter Serafinowicz performs his first solo tour, mixing absurd comedy, impressions and characters with face-swap technology he developed himself. For fans of surreal sketch comedy and impressions.

A rude take on Snow White from the adult panto tour, with a cast of raucous characters and plenty of innuendo. For audiences who like their pantomime saucy, irreverent and unashamedly adult.

A Michael Jackson tribute show with a live band, costumes and the performer's dance routines, covering hits from Beat It to Man in the Mirror. For fans of Michael Jackson and the Jackson 5.

Steve Perryman, Gary Mabbutt and Graham Roberts, three of Tottenham's greatest captains, share dressing-room stories and cup final memories, followed by a Q&A. For Spurs fans and football lovers.

Fairport Convention, the band that invented British folk rock, perform favourites and surprises from their catalogue, with founder Simon Nicol. For fans of folk rock and classic British folk.

A five-piece band recreates hits by Journey, Aerosmith, Def Leppard, Bon Jovi, Kiss, AC/DC and Van Halen, with fireworks, flames and lighting. For fans of live classic rock.

Rugby World Cup winner Ben Cohen talks with a guest interviewer about resilience, mindset and purpose, including his anti-bullying work and living with hearing loss. For sport fans and anyone interested in personal stories.

Drag performer Myra DuBois brings a full cast of dancers, live laughter, song and sharp crowd work to her show Siren. For fans of drag and cabaret-style comedy.

Australian comedian Adam Hills, host of The Last Leg, combines positive stand-up with rampant spontaneity in a show of uplifting, unscripted comedy. For fans of warm, improvised comedy.

The Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain mix classical, pop, punk, funk, disco, bluegrass and metal on ukuleles, with off-beat humour and foot-stomping energy. For anyone who likes big laughs and unusual music.

A selection of short adventure films from the Banff Mountain Film Festival, showing extreme journeys, climbing, skiing, paddling and riding in remote places. For lovers of outdoor adventure and mountain films.

A different selection of short films from the Banff Mountain Film Festival, filled with climbing, skiing, paddling and riding into remote corners of the planet. For lovers of outdoor adventure and mountain films.

Flamenco guitarist Daniel Martinez presents a deeply personal production, with guitar, singing and dance tracing his life from childhood to illness and family. For flamenco fans and theatre-goers.

A 90-minute guided walk around city-centre sites, exploring how Exeter's history encouraged and sustained writers and reading. For book lovers and anyone interested in the city's literary heritage.

Puppetry, special effects and music bring polar bears, sloths, giraffes and a mischievous skunk to the stage in a family show about animals. For young children who love animals.

Michael Whitehall talks through five decades in show business, including his later career as sidekick to his son Jack Whitehall on the Netflix series Travels With My Father, with his wife Hilary checking the facts. Suits fans of the show and of showbiz anecdotes.

Justin Currie and Iain Harvie share candid stories from the road and the studio in an intimate conversation, then take fan questions in a live Q&A. For fans of the band's songs.

Endorsed and licensed by the famous Liverpool club where The Beatles performed, this tribute show recreates their touring years with multi-talented musicians. For fans of the Beatles' touring years.

RuPaul's Drag Race UK star Ella Vaday leads a drag night of West End and musical showstoppers, with 100% live vocals and no lip sync. For fans of musicals and drag.

Stand-up from Britain's Got Talent winner Lost Voice Guy, who uses his iPad and no filter to take aim at talent shows, dating and the Department for Work and Pensions. For fans of blunt, politically pointed comedy.

Julian Clary sheds his stage persona for a candid hour about his own life and the traumas behind it, with plenty of the filth his fans expect. For those who like their camp comedy bold and personal.

A concert of Meat Loaf's greatest hits with vocalist Lee Brady and a band of highly skilled rock musicians, including Bat Out of Hell and Paradise by the Dashboard Light. For fans of big, theatrical rock anthems.

Brand-new stand-up from Dylan Moran, the Black Books star, with cynical one-liners about modern life and the economy. For fans of his sharp one-liners.

Stand-up about everyday grievances, from petty gripes to a world that seems set on irritating everyone, with a laugh at the hassles we all face. For fans of observational comedy and relatable grumbling.

Phil Wang's extended tour, with a new hour about getting older, growing a moustache and a 'vibe shift' in which everyone else is an idiot. For fans of his Taskmaster and Would I Lie to You appearances.

A live show celebrating ten years of Adam Kay's diaries as a junior doctor, with favourite and never-before-told NHS stories, songs and a Q&A. For fans of his books and anyone curious about life on the NHS frontline.

A Bon Jovi tribute show with high-energy 80s and 90s style rock, a stage show with effects and explosions, and a band aiming to recreate the real thing. For fans of Bon Jovi's anthems and big live shows.

A raucous, adults-only panto with Captain Hook, Mr Smee and a Tinker Bell-End, full of innuendo and filthy fun. For grown-ups who like their panto rude and want the kids left at home.

Historian David Olusoga examines the missing chapters in British history in a new talk, as one of the UK's foremost public historians. For anyone curious about how Britain's past gets told.

A concert of Celine Dion's biggest hits, from The Power of Love and All By Myself to her iconic ballads, played by a live band across four decades of songs. For fans of her big ballads.

This musical comedy duo turn another band's setlist into a sharp, deadpan show about what music is and how to be a band. For fans of musical comedy with plenty of jokes.

This psychic medium's tour promises messages from spirit for audiences hoping to connect with loved ones. For anyone curious about psychic readings.

A tribute to Neil Diamond's songs across 60 years, led by Jesse Rivers, who appeared on Stars in Their Eyes, with the Salvation Band and the Diaz Sisters. For fans of Neil Diamond's hits.

Clive John fronts this tribute to Johnny Cash, with a band and a bigger, louder show that now also brings the legacy of The Highwaymen. For fans of country music and the hits.

Tina Treadwell, daughter of the group's founders, leads this tour of classic hits including Under the Boardwalk and Kissin' In The Back Row. For fans of classic vocal-group hits.

A drunken, improvised take on Macbeth, performed by a revolving cast in a Scottish-themed version full of slapstick and mishaps. For fans of Shakespeare and boozy, chaotic comedy.

An interactive adult night out, billed as a bawdy and hilarious show with audience participation, aimed at hen parties, birthdays and groups looking for a lively, cheeky evening rather than a conventional show.