Exeter Northcott Theatre

Hofesh Shechter's new full-length work for Shechter II, a club-like dance piece about letting go, moving to the music and losing yourself in rhythm. Suits dance fans who enjoy immersive, music-led performance.

An Australian comic's new tour, following a sell-out debut tour, about navigating life's impulsive, random and stupid tangents after a period of self-discovery. Suits fans of quick, silly stand-up comedy.

The forensic pathologist, who has performed more than 23,000 autopsies, talks about why time matters in uncovering the truth behind accidents, murders and unexplained deaths. Suits fans of true crime and forensic science.

A guitar-led concert on its 10th anniversary tour, covering five decades of rock anthems played on 35 authentic guitars, with hits from Hendrix, Clapton, Page and Slash. Suits classic rock fans.

A filmed live stage production of Martin Crimp's reimagining of Molière's classic dark comedy, with Sandra Oh as a novelist who challenges the lies of modern society. Suits fans of stage drama and satire.

A tribute band endorsed by Marc Bolan's family and estate, playing the glam rock hits of T.Rex, including Telegram Sam, Jeepster and 20th Century Boy. Suits fans of 1970s glam rock, for all ages.

A BAFTA-nominated comic performs songs from fifteen years of her career alongside new stand-up, with a sing-along for the audience. Suits fans of musical comedy and her work on The Mash Report.

Josh O'Connor leads Clifford Odets's 1930s drama about a gifted violinist drawn into professional boxing, performed with a live string quartet and filmed live on stage. For fans of classic American drama and theatre on screen.

Performers from a community theatre company and a professional theatre's staff sing musical theatre favourites, with all money raised shared between the two. For musical theatre fans who want to support local theatre.

An improvised murder mystery in which the audience's suggestions shape a whodunnit, acted out live in the style of Agatha Christie. For fans of improv and mysteries who like to solve the crime themselves.

Henry Paker combines razor-sharp stand-up with live illustration, drawing on a cartoonist's pencil case as he takes an inside look at his work. For fans of offbeat comedy and drawing.

University a cappella groups from across the UK compete before a panel of judges, singing harmonies and choreography with no instruments. For fans of a cappella and anyone who loved Pitch Perfect.

Mike Bubbins shares a run of funny stories in a stand-up tour, delivered with a confident, silly charm. For fans of storytelling comedy and anyone wanting a big laugh.

Donal MacIntyre examines true stories of killers who nearly escaped justice, following the small mistakes and forensic traces that brought them down. For true crime fans who like their investigations gripping.

The resident improv troupe of the Comedy Store perform games and songs built on audience suggestions, with no script and a rolling cast. For fans of improvised comedy who like the unexpected.

The Ronnie Scott's All Stars play classic jazz while telling the story of the Soho club, from its early police raids to its run-ins with gangsters. For jazz fans and anyone who loves London history.

An hour of purely unscripted comedy built on audience participation, where everything is made up on the spot. Each show is different, so fans can come back again and again.

A stage tour of the Portland Spies production, exploring its set, props and the real history behind it, with a meet-and-greet with the creative team. For theatre fans curious about how a show is made.

Alex Horne, creator of Taskmaster, and his five-piece band of accomplished musicians present new songs, jokes and questionable choreography. For fans of musical comedy and the Horne Section's TV work.

Award-winning stand-up Paddy Young, a star of Saturday Night Live UK, performs a new show about love, romantic disasters and fumbling relationships. For fans of confessional, high-energy stand-up.

Jack Dee celebrates 40 years in stand-up with a memoir-style show of old favourite stories and jokes, guaranteed to contain no new material. For fans of classic British stand-up.

Australian comedian Thomas Green storms through impulsive, random tangents in a new stand-up show, after sell-out runs at festivals in Edinburgh, Adelaide, Perth and Melbourne. For fans of fast, chaotic comedy.

A dance theatre story set in a pub, where a landlord's music brings his community together until a fragile stranger's melody threatens to break them. For theatre fans and audiences of all ages.

The lift-the-flap book by Rod Campbell comes to life with puppets, music and audience interaction as the zoo sends a child a series of animals. For young children and fans of the book.

Stand-up Rhys James presents Chop Logic, a fast, forensic show of big ideas and gag-dense overthinking. For fans of quick, clever observational comedy.

Lucy Beaumont shares tales of quiz show disasters, hiding after Celebrity Traitors and creating cow udder couture on Sewing Bee, in a chaotic new show. For fans of Taskmaster and surreal stand-up.

The French TikTok Lady, Tatty Macleod, performs in English, reviewing her mum's life choices after a viral video of her digging a trench and asking whether she is becoming her mother. For fans of relatable, observational comedy.

Political comedian and impressionist Matt Forde takes audiences on a satirical mission across the political galaxy, with impressions, gags and personal reflection. For fans of political satire and impressions.

Four actors play a dozen eccentric characters in this farcical whodunnit, where a detective and his unlikely ally question suspects after a priceless painting goes missing. For fans of fast, silly mysteries.

Female presenters, filmmakers and camera operators from the BBC, ITV, Channel 4 and National Geographic share stories of filming wildlife around the world, from tigers to sharks. For nature lovers curious about how the films get made.

The second part of Count Arthur Strong's farewell tour, in which the character says what may be his final goodbye to his audience. For fans of his character comedy who want a bittersweet, emotional send-off.

A triple bill from choreographer Seeta Patel: her Olivier-nominated reworking of Stravinsky's score in Bharatanatyam, the solo piece Shree and an intimate Q&A. For dance fans who enjoy bold cross-cultural work.

A brutal tyrant, an idealistic artist facing execution and the singer who sets out to rescue him make up this new Puccini production, sung in English with captions. For opera fans who like intense, human-scale drama.

A new version of the Orpheus myth in which the search for Eurydice becomes a shifting world of memory and reality, with Gluck's music reworked by Leo Grant. Sung in English with captions, for fans of reimagined opera.

The true story of Alan, a young man with Down's syndrome, and student Jim, whose friendship helped spark a move away from institutional care. Performed by neurodivergent and neurotypical actor-musicians with a live band.

A puppet show based on Eric Carle's classic picture book, with over 75 puppets including the star caterpillar, suitable for anyone from ages 1 to 99. For families with young children and fans of the book.

An improvised whodunnit where the audience helps build the mystery from real-life stories and suggestions, then tries to work out who the killer is. For fans of improv comedy and murder mysteries.

Comedian and bestselling author Sophie McCartney's new stand-up show about her 'Queenage' forties: motherhood, millennial misbehaviour and the gap between who she should be and who she is.

Actor Nigel Havers shares five decades of showbiz stories on stage, from his drama school days onwards, with charm, wit and a lot of gloriously ridiculous anecdotes.

Rugby referee Nigel Owens shares stories from his career on and off the pitch, with a live Q&A in the second half. For rugby fans and anyone who enjoys a funny, personal evening.