Festival Guide 2010
Welcome to SCAN's Festival Guide 2010. We've taken our pick of some of the fantastic festivals
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Festival Guide 2010: Kendal Calling
[Image unavailable - this media was lost during migration] So, it’s either the end of another university year or
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Festival Guide 2010: Latitude
[Image unavailable - this media was lost during migration] Latitude returns for its fifth year with one of the broadest
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Festival Guide 2010: Glastonbury
Largely regarded as The Don of all festivals, Glastonbury celebrates its 40th anniversary this year with a usual collection of
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Festival Guide 2010: Reading and Leeds
Originally finding its roots as a Jazz event in 1961, this festival is one of the longest running in England
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Cutting into the Psychology of Totalitarianism
The young student theatre company, ‘Ception Theatre, is emerging in Lancaster. Their exciting new project, Breath in the Morgue, is
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The Book: The Complete Robot
Isaac Asimov may not be a name many people outside of sci-fi fields are familiar with, but if were to
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The Single: Frisky
The eagerly awaited second single from Tinie’s debut album, 'Frisky', is sure to be dominating the airwaves
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Summer Blockbusters – Where have all the big hitters gone?
Summer is typically grounded in people’s minds for, more often than not, two things – holidays and blockbuster films. This
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Festival Guide 2010: Wakestock
Situated in the beautiful coastal town of Abersoch, North Wales, Relentless Wakestock is Europe’s largest wakeboard music festival. Combining
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Festival Guide 2010: Download
The legendary rock/metal music festival Download returns once again this year at Donington Park, Derby from 11th to the
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Festival Guide 2010: Sonisphere
The travelling Sonisphere festival started just one year ago at the legendary music/festival venue of Knebworth. After its great
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Festival Guide 2010: Standon Calling
Originating as a weekend of ultimate fun and a poolside BBQ for the founder’s – Alex Trenchard – birthday, Standon Calling
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Poetry, Screen Writing, Acting and Hip Hop – Saul Williams Crosses All Boundaries
Defining himself only as an ‘artist’, Saul Williams defies any real categorisation. Dabbling in poetry, screen writing, acting and hip-hop,
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The Play: Elephant
In a time of political chaos and drama, the best thing to do is escape it all and get away
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