The Two Sarahs are returning to the Blackmore this Winter! Once again accompanied for the whole evening on stage by multi instrumentalist and vocalist Paddy Blight! You will hear some magical Christmas songs, Fun seasonal singalongs as well as some of the Sarahs back catalogue and big hits! The Incredible Sarah Jory, Queen of the pedal steel has toured over the world including having performed with greats Van Morrison, Glen Campbell, Eric Clapton to name a few! Together with Sarah Yeo, whose Soaring Beautiful Voice (BBC Introducing) has drawn stars such as Jim Marshall (Amps) & Shane Richie, with her music gaining high acclaim. These talented Devonian artists will perform originals and big hits in an up close setting. So prepare to be thoroughly entertained with an evening of amazing music!

Stephen Sondheims Company Groundbreaking, witty, and brilliantly funny, Stephen Sondheims Company is a game-changing musical about life, love, and the pursuit of happiness in modern New York. At the centre is Robert a 35-year-old bachelor whose friends are all happily (and sometimes not-so-happily) married. As they gather to celebrate his birthday, Robert is drawn into a whirlwind of conversations, dinners, and dates that explore the highs and lows of commitment, companionship, and being single in a coupled-up world. Featuring Sondheims razor-sharp lyrics and iconic songs including Being Alive, The Ladies Who Lunch, and Side by Side by Side, Company is a sophisticated, funny, and deeply human story that has captivated audiences for decades. For the very first time, Exmouth Musical Theatre Company will be performing a full-scale musical at The Blackmore Theatre, and theyre bringing Sondheims masterpiece to life in this exciting production.

This intriguing, multi-layered, witty thriller for two men and two women is full of unexpected twists. A Russian doll of a play, it moves from a seemingly innocuous domestic play reading through a murder mystery in the classic style, to a final terrifying and violent climax. It was first produced at the Edinburgh Festival in 2004 and subsequently presented to critical acclaim at the Jermyn Street Theatre, London, in 2006.