In preparation for their upcoming show ‘ Once Upon A Time In A Western’ at the Exeter Phoenix, I managed to grab a quick chat with Al Dunn from Le Navet Bete on behalf of The Exeter Daily to discover more about the art of clowning and what audiences can expect from their upcoming performances. … More Playing the Fool – An interview with Le Navet Bete
Although I normally cover the arts and culture side of things in Exeter, I recently had the opportunity to dip my toe into the realm of science, as I was lucky enough to be able to secure an interview with the TV presenter, Nick Baker (yep thats right, the guy from The Really Wild Show) … More Bone Head – An interview with naturalist, broadcaster and RAMM patron, Nick Baker
The recent project known as This City’s Centre, created by the collective Blind Ditch, has been causing quite a stir in Exeter as it is getting residents to question what lies behind their city centre. I managed to grab a conversation with the co-author of the project, Paula Crutchlow, to find out more about this fascinating … More A Room with a View – An interview with the co-author and director of ‘This City’s Centre’, Paula Crutchlow
The city of Edinburgh may be in the midst of holding their annual Fringe festival but not to be out done, Exeter were able to offer its own mini-fringe to local residents in the form of four boys performing their one man shows in the Hourglass pub over six evenings last week . The title … More Review: Here Come The Boys
(Picture by Benjamin Borley) On a hot summer Saturday in Exeter, I am waiting to meet a man who has previously performed a one man show in Exeter without words. With a mixture of interest and intrigue, I decided to find out more about this mysterious character on behalf of The Exeter Daily. Dean Elliott … More Actions Speak Louder Than Words – The art of physical comedy with local performer Dean Elliott
As part of their Fashion in Motion season at the Victoria and Albert museum, they offered the opportunity to members of the public to have the chance to view a catwalk show which celebrated 25 years of the designer Jenny Packham’s career. Somehow I managed to get hold of one of the free tickets to … More Jenny Packham at the V&A
In the city of Exeter you may have heard whispers of a Magic Carpet. Although it is unlikely that you will come across Aladdin on Exeter’s Magic Carpet, what you will come across are some rather intriguing and interesting projects run by a local arts charity. Magic Carpet is Exeter’s local arts-for-health charity and they … More Are you prepared for a mystical arts adventure on Exeter’s Magic Carpet?
As mentioned in a previous blog post, I have begun to start writing for the music webzine Crash Doubt. Here is a link to the first interview I did for them: http://www.crashdoubt.co.uk/2013/07/feature-crash-doubt-chat-broadway-calls/ I must confess, I did not know a huge amount about the band before I was given the opportunity of an interview but … More Broadway Calls Interview
What do you get if you combine a gazebo, old curtains and a telescope lens?… A DIY space ship? Or maybe an observatory? Well…what if I told you it creates a walk-in camera obscura! The photographer Sam White has recently been fascinating the general public up and down the South West with his hand-built camera … More Through The Pinhole – The art of camera obscura with photographer Sam White
Although I have written quite a lot for The Exeter Daily, I also continued with writing for sideonetrackone and should have some blog posts on the way from the work I have done with the zine in the near future. In the meantime, here is an interview I did with The Skints when I saw … More The Skints – Interview
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