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Alex McAleer - Mind Reader Extraordinaire
Running Time: 120 Minutes (Including Interval)
The Wonder Stuff’s Miles Hunt returns to perform songs from his forthcoming album Things…
Holmes and Watson, The Curious Case of the Masked Magician.
Running Time: 100 Minutes…
“Wonderland” By Theatrix Arts
Running Time : 105 Minutes
Show 55 Minutes, followed by…
Join Honiton Community Theatre Company in Ben Crocker's riotous, family-friendly…
From the files of Scotland Yard come these startling stage adaptations of infamous…
'Voodoo Room: A Night of Hendrix, Clapton & Cream'
Running Time: 135 Minutes( Including…
Strange But True Crime
Running Time: 105 Minutes ( Including Interval)
Since starting to tour in 2018, DS:UK in tribute to Dire Straits have become the…
Miranda Sykes & Jim Causley
Running Time: 2 Hours (Including Interval)
Honiton Comedy Club
Running Time: 125 Minutes (Including Interval)
The Candlelight Theatre Company presents: A Murder Mystery: Circus of Murder
Running…
The Budapest Cafe Orchestra
Running Time: 1 Hour 50 Minutes (Including interval)
Hudson & Hudson Magicians: Married At First Sleight
An hilarious magic show that could…
The Alter Eagles
Running Time: 2 Hours 20 Minutes (Including Interval)
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