Treasure Island production image
© Mark Dawson
Treasure Island production image
© Mark Dawson
Treasure Island production image
© Mark Dawson
Treasure Island show cover, with characters

EXETER NORTHCOTT THEATRE PRESENTS, A LE NAVET BETE AND BARBICAN THEATRE PRODUCTION

Treasure Island

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Join Exeter’s favourite funny men Le Navet Bete for a swashbuckling family comedy this Christmas!

It’s Christmas Eve in The Spyglass Tavern and Jim Hawkins is serving ale to the one and only customer the pub ever has. Suddenly the door slams open and in strides Billy Bones, the infamous pirate, to change Jim’s life forever…

Featuring swashbuckling pirates, tropical islands and a mermaid you will never forget, set sail on the Jolly Todger with Jim Lad, Long John Silver and a whole host of other characters as they make their way to the Caribbean to seek out a bounty of illusive treasure. But will they get there in one piece and is everyone really who they say they are?

This festive season join award-winning funny men Le Navet Bete (The Three Musketeers: A Comedy Adventure, Dracula: The Bloody Truth) as they play out Robert Louis Stevenson’s legendary tale as you’ve NEVER seen it before.

This Christmas X will mark the spot!

What audience have to say about Treasure Island!


The performance is sold on a socially-distanced basis.

Theatre is best enjoyed with family and friends. When you look at the seating plan to book your tickets for this show, you will notice that there are gaps between available seats, but you will be able to enjoy the show with your bubble. To make sure that social distancing is adhered to across the auditorium, you will only be able to book all of the seats within a ‘bubble’. If your required bubble size is not available (including larger groups!), or you have any access needs, please get in touch with us on 01392 72 63 63 (Tue-Sat 10am-2pm) or via [email protected] and we will do everything we can to accommodate you.

Find our more about Coronavirus measures here. Or watch the video below!


A huge thank you to all of the children of St Sidwell’s Church of England Primary School who have provided us with a wonderful pirate gallery.

★★★★

“Lovingly crafted seasonal silliness”

THE STAGE

★★★★

“Ideal for children who love adventure, Treasure island is a great alternative to the usual pantomime”

A SPY IN THE STALLS

“Batten down the hatches for barrels of laugh-out-loud hilarity!”

BRITISH THEATRE GUIDE

“Incredible… This was our first experience of Le Navet Bete but it certainly won’t be our last. Bring on the next one!”

AUDIENCE MEMBER

Recommended age: 7+
Contains loud noises, flashing lights and haze

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