It is not every Devon town that can boast its own professional chamber orchestra and even fewer that can claim one with an international dimension. Barnstaple's Queen's Theatre has just this with Sinfonia Classica and the production of its debut CD demonstrates its international dimension.

Ardal O'Hanlon: award-winning comedian and star of Father Ted, My Hero and Blessed, returns to the Queen's Theatre, Barnstaple, with a special stand up performance on Friday 21st September.

According to a certain Guinness Book of British Hit Singles, throughout the 1960's and 1970's, The Hollies had more hit records than The Beatles. The opportunity to see them perform hits such as Air That I Breathe, Bus Stop, On A Carousel and the classic He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother and more, live, presents itself at the Queen's Theatre, Barnstaple on Thursday 27th September.

The acclaimed Salisbury Playhouse will be visiting the Queen's Theatre, Barnstaple with a luminous adaptation of Jane Austen's classic novel Northanger Abbey from Tuesday 2nd to Saturday 6th October.

The Queen’s Theatre, Barnstaple is delighted to announce that world-renowned cellist Julian Lloyd Webber will open their new classical season on Saturday 15th September.

One of the great folk entertainers of the 70's, Richard Digance is to make a welcome return to Ilfracombe, North Devon Theatres as part of the closing week of the Landmark's 2007 summer season, on Wednesday 12th September 2007, at 8.15pm.

It's hard to believe that That'll Be The Day was first performed in 1987. In the twenty years that have followed the production has taken to the stage for a further 3000-odd performances and now returns to North Devon Theatres on Monday 10th September, at 8.15pm, as the sparkling culmination of a great Summer Season.

After four previous sell out shows at the Queen's Theatre, Call Up The Groups is back in Barnstaple on Thursday 13th September for one night only, at 7.45pm.

The North Devon Theatres is delighted to announce details of their new classical season, which this year presents some outstanding soloists including one of the world’s leading cellists, Julian Lloyd Webber and internationally renowned pianist, Freddy Kempf.

Star of Channel 4's 8 out of 10 Cats and host of TV Heaven Telly Hell and the groundbreaking BBC sitcom 15 Storeys High Sean Lock is back on the road and performs his Spot The Difference Tour at the Landmark Theatre on Thursday 1st November.