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Touring company multi-story theatre are at The Bike Shed, Exeter, with their Backward Glance production
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Pilot’s Thumb play out personal and political stories in their dystopic vision of the world in Touched, at The Bike Shed Theatre, Exeter
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Gripping new play After Dark, by Hugh Janes at The Bike Shed Theatre
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the Bike Shed Theatre wins the Empty Space Mark Marvin Rent Subsidy Award 2011 for its in house production of Bunnies.
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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
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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.
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SCRATCH at The Bike Shed Theatre, Exeter, provide a platform and feedback for emerging artists
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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
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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
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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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