Helen Snell in Wolverhampton Art Gallery’s The Joy of Making exhibition
CUBEOpen 2011 and DESIGNLab extended
Somerset Art Weeks open studios to focus on artists as individuals
Touring company multi-story theatre are at The Bike Shed, Exeter, with their Backward Glance production
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Backward Glance: myth and memory, love and loss and the shifting relationships between men and women
Pilot’s Thumb play out personal and political stories in their dystopic vision of the world in Touched, at The Bike Shed Theatre, Exeter 
the Bike Shed Theatre wins the Empty Space Mark Marvin Rent Subsidy Award 2011 for its in house production of Bunnies. 
Bunnies is a black comedy about a farmer trying to rid his land of all but the natural species. It was written in reponse to David Cameron’s assertion that ‘state multi-culturalism in the UK has failed’. It’s on at the Bike Shed Theatre, Exeter 
Set for a UK tour and New York run at the Brits off Broadway, The Maddening Rain following the fortunes of a man who finds himself in The City as he negotiates his way in the worlds of love and money. 
SCRATCH at The Bike Shed Theatre, Exeter, provide a platform and feedback for emerging artists 
The Exeter Phoenix’s winter show is the Princess and the Goblin by the Quirk Theatre Company, which is being held along with free play activities for families 
The Stations: Fourstones, which is at The Bike Shed, Exeter, has been winning rave reviews, and tells the story of one man’s search for a rainforest in Northumberland 
A new play by a writer as accomplished as Howard Barker is a remarkable event at any time, but what is particularly significant about this world premiere at Exeter Northcott, is that it marks a new collaboration between universities and theatres, research councils and writers. |
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