An Exeter theatre company is planning to turn the experiences of local residents during last year's flooding into a play.
Joint Venture theatre are asking people who were affected by the flooding to come and talk to them about what happened and what they did.
They also want to hear from people who remember the even more dramatic flooding in 1960.
The anecdotes and descriptions will be woven into a piece of drama to be performed at the Bike Shed theatre in September.
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