ART WITHOUT RULES: The Bay Fringe Festival brings creative excellence to the North West
Celebrating community through artistic thought and practice, the Bay Fringe brings opportunity and creativity to the Bay Area.
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Discovering Community at The Gregson
On 33-35 Moorgate resides The Gregson. On the outside, another inconspicuous stone building adding to Lancaster’s charming architecture. On
Annie Hanauer’s Disabled Utopia
On the 27th of March, Lancaster Arts welcomed performers Annie Hanauer, Laila White, Giuseppe Comuniello, and Deborah Lennie for the first time to present A Space For All Our Tomorrows at their Nuffield Theatre.
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The future of contemporary dance experienced at Lancaster Arts
Over the last 2 years VERVE, a prestigious and internationally acclaimed touring company of the Northern School of Contemporary Dance in Leeds, has brought together emerging dance artists from all over the world.
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Young People 'Escape2Make' Themselves Heard
On Sunday 22nd February, Escape2Make (E2M) transformed Morecambe’s refurbished events venue, The Platform, into a vibrant cabaret and creative escape for Lancaster and Morecambe’s youth.
Ballad Lines: 'Women of earth, wind and flame, born under changing skies'
A moving story about women’s choice in motherhood, and the migration of folk music, is now playing at the Southwark Playhouse and it's one of the most exciting new pieces of theatre this year.
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Innovative, clever, and refreshing - imitating the dog's War of the Worlds review
From the 18th February- 21st February, imitating the dog are performing War of the Worlds at The Dukes, before moving on to tour the UK.
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The Hunger Games on Stage: a true 'spectacle' but is the emotion of the story lost?
The newest adaptation of cultural phenomenon The Hunger Games is playing now in Canary Wharf and it’s a theatre experience like no other.
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The War of the Worlds - Interview with Andrew Quick
SCAN writer Grace Crossley had the opportunity to sit down with Andrew Quick from theatre company imitating the dog to
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Lancaster Historical Postgraduate Conference 2026 - Get involved!
LHPC is back this year with the theme Legacy and Lens, a consideration of how the past shapes the present
NT LIVE Hamlet - a refreshing take on a Shakespeare classic
Something may be rotten in the state of Denmark, but it’s certainly not Robert Hastie’s inspired Hamlet. The
‘Booktok’ and Book Buying
Take a few steps into any Waterstones outlet, and you’ll no doubt find a table with BookTok recommendations, replenished
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Five Years of EPOCH - History for Everyone
EPOCH is Lancaster University's very own independent history magazine, publishing high quality original research from emerging historians from
Hamnet - A Family’s Love, Stronger than Death
'He has, Agnes sees, done what any father would wish to do, to exchange his child’s suffering for
The Snow Queen Melts Hearts at The Dukes
From the 21st November - 31st December, The Dukes ‘The Snow Queen,’ directed by Chris Lawson and written by Laura