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This Christmas Angel Exit are thrilled to be collaborating with Theatre Alibi and Above Bounds Theatre to create Winterwood an immersive show at Emmanuel Hall in Exeter. Journey through a magical woodland, meet Mary Godmother in her gingerbread emporium and a host of other characters Co-Created through sessions with school groups in Exeter. More info here.

Every Monday morning from 9.15 – 9.45 Angel Exit run a physical and vocal warm up session online for artists and practitioners from the South West. If you’d like to join these free no-commitment sessions please contact us info@angelexit.co.uk to join our WhatsApp group and receive the Zoom links.

toooB is our baby show for 6-24 month olds and their grown ups. It was developed at Lighthouse Poole and has been delighting little audiences for the last four years including runs at Polka Theatre, The Egg, Southbank Centre and Little Angel.  toooB is performed by Tamsin Fessey with design by Verity Quinn. The original score is composed by Tom Ball with Lighting design by Dan Saggars and the company was mentored by Sarah Argent. It is co-directed by Tamsin Fessey and Lynne Forbes.

If you are interested in receiving a tour pack contact us.

Current tour dates for toooB are:

27th, 28th January 2025 – Theatre Alibi, Exeter

1st February 2025 – MAC, Birmingham

April  – Brighton Dome TBA

Book Club for Super-Spies is an interactive library adventure show for 5-11 year olds and their families.

Mirabel Merryweather has a tricky case to solve and she needs your help! Full of music, mystery, mayhem and mindfulness and featuring puppetry and with clues to solve.

The show is available for touring in 2025.

Formed by graduates of the prestigious Ecole Lecoq, South West based Angel Exit Theatre is a shifting ensemble of performers with a shared passion for new dynamic physical theatre, under the artistic direction of Tamsin Fessey and Lynne Forbes.

To date Angel Exit have devised, produced and performed nine original pieces of theatre, all critically acclaimed. They have very different stories, but what the shows have in common is a strong emphasis on storytelling through physical ensemble theatre, using the European traditions of clown, chorus, melodrama, and buffoonery.