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Ventnor Fringe Festival is shaping up to be the most diverse, interesting and creative it’s ever been, says Jack Whitewood, and the celebration we all need after 2020
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Ventnor Exchange have lined up some fantastic outdoor events providing a safe way for us all to begin to experience live events once again
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Always looking at new ways of helping people enjoy theatre, these 'over the phone' and zoom performances from Ventnor Exchange certainly tick the box
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It's the news that many have been waiting for - the return of Ventnor Fringe Festival
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After having to cancel the 2020 festival, for this year the Ventnor Fringe team have designed it with social distancing in mind. See the details within
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You will chance upon captivating, clever, and curious creatures ready to impart their tales in this promenade performance. Performed one bubble of six at a time. Details within
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The deadline for applications is in a couple of weeks for projects that have a positive impact on the wider community
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The plans to be the first theatre to host a performance in front of a live audience have been postponed due to lockdown
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What is thought to be the first play performed in front of a live audience on the Isle of Wight since lockdown is in rehearsal at Trinity Theatre, Cowes
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This critical funding will ensure arts organisations can continue to bring joy to the local community, and will help them build a sustainable future.
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The outdoor performances will take place on the Isle of Wight between September and November, see details of how to book for your school.
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Listen at home, or while you’re in Ryde, as the short play unfolds along the length of Union Street. It’s full of great visuals, theatre, memories from Ryde residents and a soundtrack by Plastic Mermaids
