In the latest AA Rosette Awards, 2 Devon restautrants have gain rosettes – one with the much-coveted four AA Rosette, the other three Rosettes
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Teignmouth joined the Dirty Water Nationwide as groups joined Extinction Rebellion to highlight what the government is allowing
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Strictly Ballroom at Theatre Royal Plymouth is highly recommended performance. In fact, Catherine Moore says it would be a crime not to go
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Troubadour Stageworks interact with heritage in theatre and approach. They will be in St Nicholas Priory in Exeter with Romeo and Juliet
The post Cultural alchemy | Romeo and Juliet at St Nicholas Priory appeared first on the PRSD.
Contraband Sandwich goes places sandwich-based theatre has not been before. Alex Robins unpeels the layers and finds out where
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Oh No It Isn’t! offered up festive fun plus an look at male relationships and mental health. Alex Robins meets the team behind it
The post Oh No It Isn’t! | Talking to the team behind Ha-Hum-Ah’s festive tragicomedy appeared first on the PRSD.
Jack Turner has made a range of films and documentaries, now he's turned his hand to sharing his film insights
The post Jack Turner on Bruce Wayne’s arc in The Batman appeared first on D&CFilm.
The Beach Collective film made by Jamie Hull-Greenwood and shown at COP27, resonated with what he's seen happening in Devon
The post Beach Collective | Highlighting environmental hope appeared first on D&CFilm.
Two Short Nights at the Exeter Phoenix is a showcase of story-telling talent from the South West and the world. Here's a flavour
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Unique cultural heritage, ambitious micro-businesses and new studio and workspace plans are growth indicators for Cornwall's screen cluster
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A non-binary female-assigned 20-something and a 60-something cis gender man meet in a Somerset Village hall in Vicki Helyar's comedy
The post Potholes | Vicki Helyar’s comedy on finding common ground appeared first on D&CFilm.
Thomas Truax has teamed up with Budgie for new album Dream Catching Songs and is launching it with a national tour
The post Dream Catching Songs | Thomas Truax celebrates a special sort of synergy appeared first on ArtsCulture.
The Beat are on tour, and they are captivating while keeping their legacy of ska and reggae vibrantly alive. Luke Rawle saw them in Exeter
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The Leicester Comedy Festival is celebrating its 30th anniversary with a fortnight plus of rib-tickling events
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The first 8 dates of Charlie Dore's Short Circuit Tour have been announced, and it all already covering the UK, with new and fave tunes
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Until Tomorrow is a powerful new play that captures the real experiences of the physical and emotional toll of caring for a disabled child
The post Until Tomorrow | play captures real “joy, humour, and heartbreak” of being a carer appeared first on ArtsCulture.
A driver was trapped after the car landed on its side
The incident has taken place near The Saddler's Arms
Jason Hicks was working for Devon and Cornwall Police at the time he committed multiple online offences.
Gary Caldwell insists they will be fully committed to the Grecians
A thoughtful programme of Christmas events in Plymouth
The Real Ideas Organisation have created a number of events at venues in Plymouth for a thoughtful Christmas for all the family
Broken promises, planting trees and quality marks
Some of the news that has caught our eye, including the uneven levelling up agenda, Help for Heroes support for Afghans, a campaign to reduce road deaths, a National Trust plan to plant trees and Sharpham Trust receiving a quality mark
No pay rise, low ‘pay rise’ and affordability of housing
From a ‘factually inaccurate’ interview with the Devon Police and Crime Commissioner to affordable housing, here are some Devon stories
Culture coups and opening up | 5 things in Devon
From the Ming dynesty to animated music videos, there’s plentry of a variety and varied culture right on your doorstep
Pub Style: The best ways to accessorise for an evening at the pub
Ready to go out again. Here are a few tips to make sure your Pub Style is up to scratch – it’s been a while, afterall.
Submissions and commissions | Creative Devon
Creative Devon is springing into life with a number of commissions and call for submissions. Here’s a run down of what’s out there this week
Signs of summer | 5 stories from Devon this week
There’s a sense of things opening up in this week’s 5 story round up. Cinemas, concerts and summer are all just around the corner in Devon
Bank Holiday world record attempt at Teignmouth
Sarah Luxton and Lucy Bufton will attempt a rowing world record on the bank holiday in Teignmouth for Devon Air Ambulance
Civil liberties, theatre, culture | stories from Devon
Catch up with 5 of the latest stories from Devon covering theatre, culture and civil liberties, in a handy glimpse into the news
5 stories from Devon this week
Here are just 5 stories from Devon featuing Brexit, culture, new music and a shameful faux pas on tourism from a Conservative Councillor