Barnfield Theatre

A musical medieval comedy in which a girl named Myrtle enlists a cave-dwelling necromancer to bring her mother back to life, full of jokes, songs and zombies. Suits fans of dark, Monty Python-style humour.

A two-part workshop introducing creative producing and touring theatre, followed by an open surgery where you bring your own show ideas for practical advice. Led by producer and lecturer Dr Caleb Lee.

A social for freelance technical, production and backstage professionals in the South West, to meet peers and help shape a new support strand for careers behind the scenes. Suits people working in theatre production.

A puppet show by Devon company Baby Panda about a hungry goat who ruins a mountain picnic, with puppets by Lyndie Wright and a surprise bell-ringing ending. Suits families and young audiences who enjoy puppetry.

A fun, glamorous stand-up show from the comic behind the Background Singer videos with his sister, reflecting on his younger, party-loving self, with a high chance of dancing. Suits fans of playful, music-loving comedy.

A two-time downhill mountain bike world champion and Red Bull Hardline winner shares his life and racing career, with a look at what it takes to win a world title. Suited to cycling fans and anyone curious about elite sport.

Comedian Andy Parsons returns with a new stand-up show, following his nationwide tour in the 2023/24 season. Suited to fans of sharp, topical comedy.

A stand-up show in which Grace Campbell examines her many contradictions, from loud and anxious to spiritual and materialistic. It is a messy, honest self-examination. Suited to comedy fans who like candid material.

Dancers from Stoke Hill, Silverton and Tipton St John tell the story of Swan Lake, with beautiful choreography and dramatic moments. Suited to families and dance fans who enjoy a classic ballet story.

Dancers from several local schools bring the animal kingdom to life in a fun, colourful and energetic show, moving from the jungle to the ocean. Suited to young audiences and families who enjoy dance with a playful theme.

A festive dance adventure through the world of The Nutcracker, performed by dancers from several local schools. Suited to families who enjoy a Christmas ballet story and young dancers in action.

The Comedy Store brings a line-up of stand-up acts from around the world, from a club that has long been a breeding ground for new comedy talent. Suited to comedy fans who want a varied night from some of the brightest names.

Drag performer Ginger Johnson, seen on MasterChef and Drag Race, brings a live show of high camp and whip-smart comedy. Suited to fans of drag and camp comedy.

Members of Café Theatre, a group of over-60s performers, put on a live radio show of comedy, drama, poetry, storytelling and sound effects. A relaxed afternoon of short pieces for anyone who enjoys live radio theatre.

A festive activity session for children aged 3 to 8 and their grown-ups, with storytelling, games and simple craft inspired by the show. Suits young children and families, whether or not they see the performance.

A family pantomime with a Fairy Godmother, loyal friends, a charming prince, dazzling costumes and audience participation. Packed with music and mischief, it suits all ages and families who love panto.

A solo show about Fin, a zero-hour cycle courier and illustrator who unexpectedly falls pregnant, combining physical comedy, acoustic folk-pop and projected illustrations. For anyone who likes funny, honest stories about modern womanhood.

A live music theatre show tracing Glen Campbell's career, from his session musician days to his Grammy-winning stardom, with hits such as Rhinestone Cowboy and Wichita Lineman. For country fans and anyone curious about his story.

Topsham School of Dance's show follows newsreaders and a weathergirl through a year of news, with tap, ballet, modern and musical theatre dancing from children to people aged 80 and over. Suits families and dance fans.

A touring stand-up showcase of the brightest names in comedy today, drawn from the club known for launching new talent. For fans of varied live stand-up looking for a night of new faces.

Songs by the writers who shaped Laurel Canyon, then the hits of Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young, performed by a six-piece band. For fans of classic folk rock and close harmony singing.

A puppet show about a planet no bigger than a house, where an intergalactic space baker crash-lands and learns that the smallest things hold the biggest stories. For families and fans of puppetry.

Ultra-runner Allie Bailey shares stories from 200-mile races and extreme adventures, with a blunt mindset masterclass for runners. For runners and anyone curious about endurance challenges.

Radio host and comedian Charlie Baker brings a high-energy stand-up show of sharp observations, from his talkSPORT and The Last Leg fame. For fans of full-throttle, energetic comedy.

A spoken word show about social anxiety and self-image, told through rhyme, humour and storytelling by a young man who avoids the camera. For fans of poetry and honest, personal stories.

Scottish drag star Lawrence Chaney turns his razor-sharp wit on weight loss, dating and current affairs, with zero shame and even less filter. For fans of bold, personal drag comedy.

Comedian Amy Gledhill, a Taskmaster alumnus and Edinburgh Comedy Award winner, performs her new stand-up tour about struggling with first dates and social situations. For fans of sharp, self-deprecating comedy.

Deadpan observational stand-up from Matt Bragg, who has shared stages with Ricky Gervais, Matt Rife and Harry Hill, with meticulously crafted material. For fans of observational comedy.

A tribute to Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons with falsetto harmonies, light comedy and two sets of hits including Sherry and Walk Like a Man. For fans of close harmony pop and feel-good musicals.

Big-wall climber Pete Whittaker tells the story of a first ascent in remote East Greenland, with stormy sailing, glacier treks and personal tragedy along the way. For climbers and anyone who enjoys adventure stories.

A one-woman show using acting, soundscape, music and interaction to tell the stories of women who sabotaged and fought the Nazis, and the dangers they faced. For those who enjoy powerful, emotional theatre.

Alt-comedy favourite Paul Foot returns with a new show on the future, looking back at old visions of jetpacks and robots and finding a candle in the dark. For fans of surreal, reflective comedy.

Adventurer James Ketchell, the only person to have climbed Everest, cycled round the world and rowed an ocean, shares stories of overcoming a motorbike accident. For anyone seeking an inspiring, motivational evening.

In an amateur production, a cast of four plays over 150 characters in a fast-paced whodunnit adapted from Hitchcock's film, with an onstage plane crash and plenty of romance. For fans of comedy theatre.