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Signals of the Sea

Theatre Alibi hosts a Paddleboat Theatre production that follows a lighthouse keeper as he uncovers the secrets of the sea.

Leigh Curtis

Theatre Alibi is hosting a maritime-themed Paddleboat Theatre production at Emmanuel Hall on Sunday 6 July.

Signals of the Sea follows the keeper of an island lighthouse as he seeks out what’s really going on beneath the waves.

The production is the culmination of workshops held with young people and families during a two-year outreach project exploring the Devon coast.

It is suitable for children aged 4 years and above.

Signals of the Sea in rehearsal Signals of the Sea in rehearsal. Photos: Jacob Blackburn.

Emmanuel Hall has been the permanent home of Theatre Alibi since 1982.

As well as hosting performances for children and families, the venue has become the temporary home of St Thomas Library.

Theatre Alibi has been producing work for young audiences for over 30 years. It hosts events including craft sessions, performances, interactive exhibitions and workshops in local schools.

Paddleboat Theatre is a touring company based in Exeter which works with schools and community groups to create interactive shows performed in theatres, libraries and community spaces.

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Performances of Signals of the Sea take place at 11am and 2pm on Sunday 6 July 2025 at Emmanuel Hall.

Tickets cost £8-12 plus booking fee. For more information and to book tickets visit the TicketSource website.