NEWS
Since we first brought Exeter Fringe Festival to the city in 2019, things have changed beyond our wildest imaginings! It’s not just Covid, it’s the funding landscape, cultural organisations & leaders in the city, and changes in our own lives and careers too.
Exeter Fringe Festival - What Next?
Save the date - Sunday 23rd October 2022.
Full statement 👉 https://t.co/q5kWocXiee
Thread 👇
Having relaunched Exeter Fringe Festival in 2019, Alex & Elaine have recently decided to step away from running future festivals.
Including @ExeterNorthcott, @ExeterBarnfield, @exeter_phoenix, @ExeterLibrary, @MaketankExeter, and @thehallexeter. It has truly been a pleasure working with you all and we’re excited to see what comes next. We’ll be cheering you on!
Alex (@AlexJacksonC) & Elaine (@elainef99)
NEWS
Since we first brought Exeter Fringe Festival to the city in 2019, things have changed beyond our wildest imaginings! It’s not just Covid, it’s the funding landscape, cultural organisations & leaders in the city, and changes in our own lives and careers too.
For now though, we’d like to thank all our fantastic partners who helped us to put on a festival in 2019 and 2021 and to all the artists and audiences we met along the way.
MUSICIAN CALL OUT! Are you an emerging folk/country musician based in the South West? We're looking for some fab acts to perform in the interval of our show 'Southwestern' @BrewhouseLive 14th, 15th or 16th April. Paid. More info here: https://t.co/aIDsyByvPB
From our friends at @CygnetTheatreUK
Only 3 DAYS until Saturday’s performance of Children of Lir – a chance to lose yourself in the Gaelic folk traditions of the Emerald Isle. Join Patrick Devine-Wright and friends at this fundraiser for Dream Festival.
https://t.co/QGR8P5cHjS
As always, you can get in touch with our team via [email protected]. Please bear in mind, given our statement above, that our response times may be longer than usual.
At Exeter Fringe we’ve taken a few months to reflect and (sort of) rest after our 2021 Festival last October.
We’ve decided that we won’t be producing a festival in 2022. There’s a mix of reasons behind this, but the main one is capacity.
We’d like to thank you all for your support at the 2021 festival, and look forward to announcing more about the future of Exeter Fringe Festival as it’s confirmed. Sign up to our newsletter at https://t.co/5U2stMXO8k to be the first to hear.
Aged 17-21 and looking to develop your creative skills? From running a theatre festival and producing to making your own work, hear from our experts in this series of FREE online workshops. To find out more, head to our What's On page 👉 https://t.co/A0D4m3j1E4
PAID CASTING - SOUTH WEST PERFORMERS
We are looking for 2 actors for a February project supported by @ace_national @exeter_phoenix @TRPlymouth @ExeterLibrary
If you are excited by this, read on!
If you saw Saving Britney by @FakeEscapeTC at Exeter Fringe in 2021, you have until Saturday 21st Jan to vote for them in the What's On Stage Awards here: https://t.co/TYfC49vWMI
We’re super excited about what this means for Exeter’s cultural scene. Big love to the team at @ExeterNorthcott and @ExeterCouncil that are working to make this happen 🤩
✨We have some very exciting news!✨
We are delighted to announce that Exeter Northcott Theatre will be taking over the management of The @ExeterBarnfield in the new year!
To find out more about our plans, watch the video below 👇👇👇 and head to 👉 https://t.co/s3LQ70auAQ
More from the #ExeFringe artist development programme!
This is @play_lavender, a piece of new writing by South West playwright Holly Fitzpatrick.
Two queer female protagonists stand alone onstage, surrounded by coats and dresses, gin bottles, school bags, homework.