Phil Beer Solo Show

Fri 17 Sep 7.30pm £17
(socially-distanced seating)

Charming, disarming and exceptionally talented, multi-instrumentalist Phil Beer is something of a national treasure on the folk, roots and acoustic scene.

Alongside some Show of Hands classics, Phil will deliver his signature interpretation of much-loved folk and rock songs alongside a wealth of brand-new material - and there’ll be the odd laugh thrown in for good measure.

The Courier (12A)

Sat 18 Sep 7.30pm £7.50/£6.50
(socially-distanced seating)

In this true-life Cold War spy thriller, unassuming British businessman Greville Wynne (Benedict Cumberbatch) becomes entangled in one of the greatest international conflicts in history.

"This is a damn good, explosively tense story that focuses on the friendship that develops between two men on opposite sides. And it is plainly wonderful." - The Spectator

Meet Me at The Beehive

Tue 21 Sep 3pm £5 includes cream tea. Booking in advance is essential for catering and seat planning.

Musical Entertainment from the Scott Hunter Band AND a Devon Cream Tea! 

The Scott Hunter Band have been playing in the South West and further afield for many years and mainly play memorable 60s and 70s songs

This will be our second ‘Meet Me at The Beehive’ event. We are extremely grateful for the support from Tesco Honiton's Community funds.

Everyone is very welcome, especially those who have missed seeing people over the last year or so. Tell all your friends and come along! 

Our Ladies (15)

Fri 24 Sep 7.30pm £7.50/£6.50 (socially-distanced seating)

 A group of Catholic school girls get an opportunity to go into Edinburgh for a choir competition, but they're more interested in drinking and partying than winning the competition. This is a boisterous comedy of schoolgirl errors, set in 1996 "before social media and mobile phones changed everything forever".

"What's ultimately so joyous about Our Ladies is all the small ways they rebel against their circumstances - while the world wants them to focus on the destination of their lives, they've chosen to revel in the journey."  The Independent

Sound of the Sirens

Sat 25 Sep 8pm £12

Sound of the Sirens are Exeter-based acoustic singer-songwriting duo Abbe Martin & Hannah Wood. They combine agile guitar-playing, soaring harmonies & lyrical, heartfelt songwriting to make lushly melodic music. The pairs’ musical and vocal dexterity dovetail beautifully on the co-written songs, which range from beautiful, emotive ballads to upbeat, foot-stomping, hands in the air, sing-along anthems.

Their musical creations translate well onto recorded media but it is in the live arena where the girls truly excel. The onstage chemistry, camaraderie and banter is worth the ticket price alone. We can't wait to welcome them back to The Beehive!

The Nest (15)

Fri 1 Oct 7.30pm £7.50/£6.50
(socially-distanced seating)

Jude Law and Carrie Coon simmer in this tightly-wound two-hander from writer-director Sean Durkin. Charismatic entrepreneur, Rory relocates his family to England with dreams of profiting from booming 1980's London. But as his wife, Allison, struggles to adapt, and the promise of a lucrative new beginning starts to unravel, the couple has to face the unwelcome truths lying beneath the surface of their marriage.

"The Nest has the trappings of a haunted-house movie but delivers something much scarier - the slow death of a marriage, performed to perfection by Jude Law and Carrie Coon." Empire Magazine

Joanna Leach Auditorium
18.15m x 13m (236 M2) 

The Hayward Room
7.7m X 4.4m (34 M2) 

The Tirard Room
8.5m x 6.6m (56 M2)