What's On

Bristol Old Vic Theatre School return to our stage through Artsreach with another wonderful production this year. Stella Gibbons' 'Cold Comfort Farm' has found a place in the hearts of many devotees of the comic English novel, parodying as it does the romantic stories of D H Lawrence and Mary Webb.

Soul Fever is a ten piece band playing some of the best soul music ever written, bringing to the stage an atmosphere of fun and excitement, making it an unforgettable experience!

Back To Broadway presents a unique musical show featuring eight of the country’s finest singers and dancers. Prepare to be amazed as you are transported into the magical world of Musical Theatre, set against the back drop of Times Square.

Jo Harman and Company are the soulful blues band fronted by an exeptional vocalist that simply blew us away when we first met them. They return to our main stage this year, bigger and better than ever, as part of the Sturminster Cheese Festival weekend. A competition is being run to support Jo and the band on the evening. Click to read more.

Chris Jagger's Atcha make a welcome debut on our stage this Autumn as the band enter a promising performance season. Be sure not to miss what will be an unforgettable show.

AsOne Theatre Company present their performance of ‘The Cabinet Maker’s Daughter’, a gothic look at the life of Mary Anning.

Four gifted musicians, including celebrated jazz violinist Chris Garrick, make up The BCO. This folk orientated group produce a show of an unforgettable nature.

The reformed version of The Producers includes original frontmen Harry Skinner and bass player Dave Saunders. They are joined by Ray Drury on organ/piano and Biff Smith on Drums and percussion to complete the lineup.  Receiving rave reviews, The Producers are regaining the loyal following and making many new friends with their exhilarating live show which always made them so popular, loyal fans will recognise some reworked stage favourites as they move on from but definitely not forget the past musical history of the band.

There is so much more to Henry Blofeld than the cozy old Test Match Special commentary box. No one has lived life more to the full. No one's views are more prickly and earth-shatteringly funny. The pompous, the politically correct, the prancing popinjays on every platform of life, are kicked unceremoniously into touch. 'Elf an Safety are shaken until the pips squeak. 'Shaken Not Stirred' is a simply unmissable show.

Singer Hannah Williams was immersed in soul music from the minute she was born. Now, joined with a brass, guitar and percussion group, a debut album due to launch and several BBC Radio and festival appearances, we are excited to welcome Hannah Williams and The Tastemakers to The Exchange.

The Martinsey Isle Trust return with two stained glass exploratory workshops to support the 'Safe Journey' Resource and Drop in centres.