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Northcott Theatre

Review: Beauty and The Beast at Northcott Theatre

Freda Worrell reviews Northcott Theatre’s latest pantomime, Beauty and the Beast.

Dec 13, 2019 By Arts & Lit Filed Under: Arts Reviews, Arts & Lit Tagged With: Review, theatre, Northcott Theatre, christmas, beauty, pantomime, Beauty and the Beast, beast

Black Men Walking at Northcott Theatre

Katie Worrell reviews ‘Black Men Walking”s ‘Poetry, Passion and Politics’ at Northcott Theatre.

Oct 24, 2019 By Arts & Lit Filed Under: Arts Reviews, Arts & Lit Tagged With: Review, poetry, theatre, Northcott Theatre, Politics, black men walking, racial, the eclipse theatre company

Dead Dog in a Suitcase Review

Kneehigh’s Dead Dog in a Suitcase (and other Love Songs), five stars.

Jun 24, 2019 By Zach Mayford Filed Under: Arts Reviews, Arts & Lit Tagged With: Review, Northcott Theatre, musical, five stars, standing ovation

Review: A Midsummer Night’s Dream @ Northcott Theatre

Before I watched A Midsummer Night’s Dream at its opening night at the Northcott Theatre, it crossed my mind that it was a very apt play to be viewing, given the recent bust of summery heat (before we inevitably plunge back into wintry gloom, I am sure). However, once I left the theatre, I realised […]

May 13, 2018 By Alice Walters Filed Under: Arts & Lit Tagged With: Northcott Theatre, summer, exeposé, art, Shakespeare, fairies, A Midsummer Night's Dream, Arts and Lit

Exeter’s Northcott Theatre celebrates 50th Anniversary

Exeter’s Northcott Theatre is celebrating its 50th anniversary with a charity gala on Sunday 12th November, featuring a range of performances from some stand-out names. Officially launching the celebrations, actors such as Ruby Bentall, Bertie Carvel, and Alex Kingston will take part in the gala in order to raise funds in to strengthen the theatre’s […]

Nov 11, 2017 By Lauren Geall Filed Under: Local News, News Tagged With: Northcott Theatre, University of Exeter, 50th anniversary, exeter northcott theatre

Review: Northanger Abbey

The curtain, well it never rose on Northanger Abbey. The stage was already visible as you sat down, beautifully set with bluey-lilac screens and ornate chandeliers, it was a quintessentially Austen drawing room. As for the play itself, adapted by Tim Luscombe and directed by Karen Simpson, all the usual features of a Jane Austen […]

Apr 24, 2017 By Alicia Rees Filed Under: Arts Reviews, Arts & Lit Tagged With: Exeter, Northcott Theatre, Jane Austen, northanger abbey

Review: Rocky Horror at the Northcott

“Who’s a virgin here?” Frank N. Furter asked us. I grinned at my housemate, who already looked terrified. Even more so when our host gleefully announced: “We’re going to pop some cherries tonight!” Don’t worry: things weren’t about to get X-rated. Well, probably not. See, at the Rocky Horror Picture Show, anyone who’s not seen […]

Mar 1, 2017 By Hannah Butler Filed Under: Arts Reviews, Arts & Lit Tagged With: Exeter, Northcott Theatre, The Rocky Horror Picture Show, Sing-a-Long-a, Frank N Furter

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 Reviews, Arts & Lit Tagged With: Review, theatre, Northcott Theatre, student theatre, Exeter Northcott, human trafficking, Paul Jepson, This Is My Body, anti-slavery

“Paul’s playhouse” – an interview with Exeter Northcott Artistic Director Paul Jepson

Paul Jepson moved to Exeter to be beside the seaside, and then he accidentally found himself running a theatre. Still termed the ‘newly appointed’ Artistic and Executive Director of Exeter Northcott, Jepson has now been in the role for over a year, and has managed to turn the theatre around from what was a cripplingly […]

Mar 24, 2016 By Sarah Gough Filed Under: Arts & Lit, Editors' Picks Tagged With: Arts, theatre, Northcott Theatre, Betrayal, Paul Jepson, This Is My Body

Review: Betrayal

T he year 2016 marks a new dawn for the Northcott Theatre. Firstly, there’s the new Executive Director, Paul Jepson, who has brought with him a scintillating vision for the future. Secondly, there’s a newly-renovated box office, which now gracefully adorns the front entrance. But as is so often the case in theatre, most of the […]

Feb 29, 2016 By Jeremy Brown Filed Under: Arts Reviews, Arts & Lit Tagged With: Review, Northcott Theatre, Comedy, drama, play, Betrayal, Harold Pinter, absurdist, Paul Jepson

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