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Exeter Northcott

EUTCo’s ‘A Clockwork Orange’

When: 17th – 20th January 2018 at 19:30 Where: Exeter Northcott Theatre Tickets: £15 (concession £12) Available from: https://exeternorthcott.co.uk/calendar/a-clockwork-orange/ A Clockwork Orange is an iconic story, most well known from Burgess’s original novel and Kubrick’s 1971 film. EUTCo’s 2018 production seeks to explore concepts of power and control both within the family unit and an external […]

Jan 17, 2018 By Maddie Davies Filed Under: Arts & Lit Tagged With: theatre, EUTCo, A Clockwork Orange, Exeter Northcott, Exeter University theatre company, Anthony Burgess, stanley kubrick

Review: People, Places and Things @ Exeter Northcott

People Places & Things has been the undoubted thing to see for the theatre geeks this term and, as a proud theatre nerd myself, I was elated to take my seat at Exeter Northcott Theatre on Tuesday 31 October. After a whirlwind success at the National Theatre, the production is now on tour and it’s easy […]

Dec 1, 2017 By O.DENTON Filed Under: Arts & Lit, Arts Reviews Tagged With: Review, theatre, Exeter Northcott, Duncan Macmillan, people places & things, headlong theatre company

Review: Spamalot @ Exeter Northcott

Ham and jam and Spam(alot): a grim combination but a lovingly revived musical, Spamalot brings you the classic gags from the loved Monty Python and the Holy Grail. From floppy fish to bible bashing and even nipple tassles (a fabulous new edition), this show has the perfect ingredients for a new belly-shaking experience. The original film […]

Nov 6, 2017 By Chloe Kennedy Filed Under: Arts & Lit, Arts Reviews Tagged With: Review, theatre, musical, Monty Python, Exeter Northcott, spamalot, monty python and the holy grail

Review: Izindava @ Exeter Northcott

Haunting backlights, dark silhouettes and convicting voiceovers – the implications of deeper truths and knowledge are hardly deficient in Bawren Tavaziva’s Izindava. The dancers took me on an intense journey that expressed, through movement, a journey through postcolonial Zimbabwe with its greed, corruption and injustice. It is an emotionally driven tale that I believe would […]

Oct 12, 2017 By Arts & Lit Filed Under: Arts & Lit, Arts Reviews Tagged With: Review, dance, theatre, Exeter Northcott, izindava, bawren tavaziva

Review: Princess Ida

When Imogen Knott, Choreographer for Princess Ida, asked me to review their upcoming production, I immediately launched into an enthusiastic yes. Having never seen a G&S production before, I thought it perfect that I should go into a review blind to what G&S provide. Perhaps somewhat harshly, I attended their opening night. Yet I shouldn’t […]

Apr 13, 2016 By Arts & Lit Filed Under: Arts & Lit, Arts Reviews Tagged With: Review, theatre, musical, drama, Northcott, Gilbert and Sullivan, Exeter Northcott, Gilbert and Sullivan Society, princess ida

Review: This Is My Body at Exeter Northcott

A one-woman-play about human trafficking, lasting 75 minutes without interval, sounds intense, intimidating and even discouraging. But if you want real proof regarding the power of theatre, This Is My Body is it. Josephine is from Romania, brought over to England to sell sex. Leaving behind a loving family and small daughter, she has been bought, […]

Mar 24, 2016 By Sarah Gough Filed Under: Arts & Lit, Arts Reviews Tagged With: Review, theatre, Northcott Theatre, student theatre, Exeter Northcott, human trafficking, Paul Jepson, This Is My Body, anti-slavery

Footlights’ Phantom of the Opera Review

Sabrina Aziz, Lifestyle Editor, reviews The Phantom of the Opera at Exeter Northcott Theatre. It’s a Wednesday evening on 27 January, which marks the opening of Footlight’s latest venture, and perhaps their most ambitious project yet, Phantom of the Opera, held in Exeter’s Northcott Theatre. The story follows the mysterious and heavily bitter resident of […]

Feb 6, 2016 By Sabrina Aziz Filed Under: Arts & Lit, Arts Reviews Tagged With: theatre, footlights, Phantom of the Opera, Exeter Northcott

EUTCo Presents Angels In America – A preview

T he AIDS Epidemic of the 1980s is the sensitive issue at the heart of this staging of Tony Kushner’s Angels In America, presented by EUTCo as their Northcott Production 2016. The play follows two couples, a Mormon husband and wife and two fairly openly gay men, as they deal with the realities of life, […]

Jan 19, 2016 By Beth Atkinson Filed Under: Arts & Lit, Arts Reviews Tagged With: theatre, play, EUTCo, Exeter Northcott

Review: Northcott’s ‘A Christmas Carol’

Sitting in Exeter’s Northcott Theatre surrounded by wide-eyed families as opposed to the usual pack of bleary-eyed students was rather perturbing to say the least, but then A Christmas Carol is the quintessential familial festive drama. Charming, heart-warming and sweet, the play catered for the family perfectly. Adults laughed at jokes that passed innocently over […]

Dec 29, 2015 By Sabrina Aziz Filed Under: Arts & Lit, Arts Reviews Tagged With: christmas, Exeter Northcott, A Christmas Carol, charles dickens, play review, christmas play, scrooge

Review: Flare Path

Laurel Bibby, Online Lifestyle Editor, reviews Terence Rattigan’s Flare Path. As I clutched my press tickets excitedly and entered the auditorium at the Northcott Theatre to see Terence Rattigan’s Flare Path, I wasn’t sure exactly what to expect. I’ve seen plenty of wartime productions before, as I’ve always found it to be an extremely interesting era; Lotty’s […]

Oct 26, 2015 By Laurel Bibby Filed Under: Arts & Lit Tagged With: theatre, Exeter Northcott, Laurel Bibby, Arts&Lit, Flare Path, Theatre reviews

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