Join us on campus for Open Day on 24 November. Meet staff and students, take a tour and get answers to all your questions about courses and student life. ✅ Book now: https://www.marjon.ac.uk/open-days

Join us on campus for Open Day on 2 October. Meet staff and students, take a tour and get answers to all your questions about courses and student life. ✅ Book now: https://www.marjon.ac.uk/open-days

This online event will introduce prospective students to a broad range of study and career opportunities available within the health professions. The event includes talks about the following subjects: - BSc (Hons) Health and Wellbeing Practitioner -

CLIVE ANDERSON: ME, MACBETH & I The host of Whose Line Is It Anyway, Loose Ends and Talks Back takes to the road with his much-anticipated first ever solo tour, in a one-man show guaranteed to be funnier than Shakespeare’s greatest tragedy. ‘A

SINDHU VEE: ALPHABET A brand-new show about the hair we want, the friends we have, and living the vast difference between virus and viral. Expect "outspoken, frank and funny stand-up" (Evening Standard) from this Edinburgh Comedy Awards Best

Mark Watson : How You Can Almost Win In 2017, Mark Watson - a man prone to considerable anxiety, with multiple phobias and a history of piss-poor self-esteem - was asked to go on Celebrity Island with Bear Grylls. It really wasn’t for him at all

Get ready to dive into a rabbit hole of the best jokes in the world - star of Live at the Apollo and sell-out sensation Gary Delaney is back! One of the most sought after joke writers in the country and longstanding Mock the Week special guest, Gary

I was in the middle of a UK Tour when theatres had to close due to lockdown – and the tour was called ‘Healing The Nation’ – so that title worked out well. It will turn out to be the longest Tour ever, taking 3 years to complete; as the tour

SEANN WALSH – SAME AGAIN? Seann wanted to be a stand-up comedian from the age of 10. In this show, he tells us how he got here, from growing up in Brighton to gathering a slew of TV credits and glowing reviews, to becoming a tabloid villain. This