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Frankie Boyle: Lap of Shame artwork - An illustration of Frankie Boyle with his arms in the air, wearing a running vest and a gold medal with the word 'loser' on it. He is running in front of a background of flames and he is being pelted with tomatoes and eggs. His teeth are flying out of his mouth and behind his glasses, one eye is white and the other is red. Text reads: Frankie Boyle: Lap of Shame

Frankie Boyle: Lap of Shame artwork - An illustration of Frankie Boyle with his arms in the air, wearing a running vest and a gold medal with the word 'loser' on it. He is running in front of a background of flames and he is being pelted with tomatoes and eggs. His teeth are flying out of his mouth and behind his glasses, one eye is white and the other is red. Text reads: Frankie Boyle: Lap of Shame

Frankie Boyle: Lap of Shame

The Great Hall

A photo of Janey Godley wearing a black t-shirt, glasses and a red bandana headband. Se smiles and looks at the camera. The background is black and textured.

A photo of Janey Godley wearing a black t-shirt, glasses and a red bandana headband. Se smiles and looks at the camera. The background is black and textured.

Janey Godley: The Not Dead Yet Tour

Northcott Theatre

Cracking artwork. A small figurine of a man wearing a green shirt and brown trousers steps through the spilled yolk of a cracked egg on a white table, with split egg shells either side. Text reads: 'A new dark comedy by Shôn Dale-Jones. CRACKING. A completely made-up true story'.

Cracking artwork. A small figurine of a man wearing a green shirt and brown trousers steps through the spilled yolk of a cracked egg on a white table, with split egg shells either side. Text reads: 'A new dark comedy by Shôn Dale-Jones. CRACKING. A completely made-up true story'.

Cracking

Barnfield Theatre

The Time Machine artwork. White background. Three casually-dressed young people look shocked as they fall backwards together. A ripple-like effect that warps their bodies around the waist. Text reads: ‘The Time Machine’; ‘a comedy’; ‘(very) loosely adapted from the novel by H.G. Wells.’; ‘★★★★ “Gloriously silly, unrestrained fun.” The Stage.' ★★★★★ “One of the best nights out ever!” West End Best Friend’; ‘Directed by Orla O’Loughlin.’

The Time Machine artwork. White background. Three casually-dressed young people look shocked as they fall backwards together. A ripple-like effect that warps their bodies around the waist. Text reads: ‘The Time Machine’; ‘a comedy’; ‘(very) loosely adapted from the novel by H.G. Wells.’; ‘★★★★ “Gloriously silly, unrestrained fun.” The Stage.' ★★★★★ “One of the best nights out ever!” West End Best Friend’; ‘Directed by Orla O’Loughlin.’

The Time Machine

Exeter Northcott Theatre

Northcott Theatre

Black background. Gail Porter, a middle aged white woman with alopecia, faces the camera with her body but looks over her right shoulder, clasping her hands together. She is wearing a dark purple top, and sheep skull-shaped rings on her middle fingers

Black background. Gail Porter, a middle aged white woman with alopecia, faces the camera with her body but looks over her right shoulder, clasping her hands together. She is wearing a dark purple top, and sheep skull-shaped rings on her middle fingers

Gail Porter: Hung, Drawn and Portered

Northcott Theatre

Comedy Store Players Promotional photograph - the four performers sit on the floor of a bare stage, in front of a dark blue theatre curtain. They are all smiling.

Comedy Store Players Promotional photograph - the four performers sit on the floor of a bare stage, in front of a dark blue theatre curtain. They are all smiling.

The Comedy Store Players

Northcott Theatre

A man and woman stand on stage beneath a structure made of cables and wires which hang from the ceiling. Some of the wires trail down to the stage. The structure is lite up, creating shadows on the floor of the stage. The woman is holding a bunch of flowers.

A man and woman stand on stage beneath a structure made of cables and wires which hang from the ceiling. Some of the wires trail down to the stage. The structure is lite up, creating shadows on the floor of the stage. The woman is holding a bunch of flowers.

A Family Business

Barnfield Theatre

The Story of Guitar Heroes promotional artwork - On the left: Shiny, silver text that looks as if it's made from blades, reads: The Story of Guitar Heroes. On the right: Three guitarists mid-performance. Underneath, text reads: Featuring the music of Eric Clapton, Jimi Hendrix, Brian May, Hank Marvin, Jimmy Page, Slash and many more. In the background, five electric guitars lined up with stage lights shining from above.

The Story of Guitar Heroes promotional artwork - On the left: Shiny, silver text that looks as if it's made from blades, reads: The Story of Guitar Heroes. On the right: Three guitarists mid-performance. Underneath, text reads: Featuring the music of Eric Clapton, Jimi Hendrix, Brian May, Hank Marvin, Jimmy Page, Slash and many more. In the background, five electric guitars lined up with stage lights shining from above.

The Story of Guitar Heroes

Northcott Theatre

Antiques and a little bit of nonsense: photo of Christina Trevanion, Charlie Ross and Philip Serrell.

Antiques and a Little Bit of Nonsense

Northcott Theatre

Babatunde Aléshé stood with his arms folded facing straight forwards. He wears a black t-shirt. The background is orange.

Babatunde Aléshé stood with his arms folded facing straight forwards. He wears a black t-shirt. The background is orange.

Babatunde Aléshé: Babahood

Northcott Theatre

A Century of Swing Production Photo: The performers stand in a line, facing the camera on stage. They are dressed in glamorous dresses and suits in dark colours, and stand in front of golden, purple and blue stage lighting.

A Century of Swing

Barnfield Theatre

Footlights 'Singin' in the Rain' artwork. Black background. In the centre, yellow art deco style font reads 'Singin' in the Rain'. The apostrophe looks like a blue water drop and the 'i' in 'rain' is a blue umbrella.

Footlights 'Singin' in the Rain' artwork. Black background. In the centre, yellow art deco style font reads 'Singin' in the Rain'. The apostrophe looks like a blue water drop and the 'i' in 'rain' is a blue umbrella.

Singin’ in the Rain

Northcott Theatre

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