Review: LUDanS- A Night at the Movies
The light's dimmed, the music began, and within 30 seconds, the dancers transported the audience to a magical
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Why Queer Communities Thrive Online
As we enter a new decade, bringing with it hundreds of changes to the way we interact with social media
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'They're Gagging Us' – Photography from the Picket Line
On Wednesday the 4th March, SCAN visited the picket-lines to talk to demonstrators and to take photographs of the strike
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LUTG: Dealer's Choice
In anticipation of LUTG's new production, Dealer's Choice, showing this weekend in the Jack Hylton Room,
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Interview with Nathaniel Hall, writer of the Dukes, 'First Time'.
Writer and performer of the Dukes new show, ‘First Time’, Nathaniel Hall talks to SCAN about his inspiration and living
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The Moor the Merrier! The Dukes New Moor Space
The Dukes Moor Space has recently opened a new creative space. Moor Space is on the corner of Moor Lane
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Review: NT: Hansard – The official report of all parliamentary debates
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Hansard: noun. The official report of all parliamentary debates. This is the tagline for the National Theatre’s most recent
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SCAN Book Club: Into the Dream House by Carmen Maria Machado
When does a dream become no dream at all? When do real nightmares begin? And when do you realise it’
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Creative Column: Four Incantations for Loss, Joy and Love
gasping for air in my bell jar, i long for closure and i crave familiarity, melded thoughts and warm hands.
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Dynamic Landscapes with Myles Pinkney
Myles Pinkney is a second-year history student from Devon, with a special interest in Ancient Greek warfare and society. Outside
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Questioning Arts and Culture: Marginalised to A Little Bit Less Marginalised
The representation of the LGBTQ+ community in arts and culture has no doubt come a long way. With the very
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Artist Spotlight: Lili Elbe
Einar Wegener, born in 1882 in Denmark, was a painter who specialised in post-impressionist landscapes. He had always felt like
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Will Pickvance: An Out of this World Pianist
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ “The great thing about your dreams is that you don’t have to worry about the detail.” Will Pickvance’s
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Review: We Will Rock You
⭐⭐⭐ As a self-confessed Queen fanatic, when I heard about, We Will Rock You, a play set to their music, I
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Review: #Anne Frank: Parallel Stories Review – Why We Must Continue Talking About the Holocaust?
⭐⭐⭐⭐ On the 27th of January, Holocaust Memorial Day marked 75 years since the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau. Each year there are
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