LUTG Presents: Breakfast at Tiffany’s – More like leftovers…
We all know the iconic image of Audrey Hepburn as Holly Golightly in the adaption of Truman Capote’s testament
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Much Ado About Nothing Review- A Charming Re-Imagining
Tudor England meets ‘Dad’s Army’ and ‘Land Girls’ in this charming re-imagination of Much Ado About Nothing. Shakespeare’s
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Interview with Kieran Hodgson
Ahead of his appearance at Lancaster Arts, SCAN's Kyle McKenzie caught up with Kieran Hodgson about his comedic
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RSC: Romeo and Juliet in Blackpool- Disappointing
⭐️⭐️- A failed attempt at modernisation that lacked depth. Touring productions from National Shakespeare companies coming to Blackpool was an
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Interview: Much Ado About Nothing with Conrad Nelson
Ahead of the new Northern Broadsides production of ‘Much Ado About Nothing’ at the Dukes, SCAN caught up with the
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Verve: Mixed Bill Review- Highly Professional
The latest act to join the Lancaster Arts programme this week included Verve, the Northern School of Contemporary Dance'
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Review: The Darkest Hour by M.J. Ryder
To be brutally honest, I wasn’t a fan of this one. I was optimistic about the novel at first,
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Interview: “Apocalypse Later” – Andrew Quick’s Theatre adaptation of Heart of Darkness
Angus Warrender caught up with Lancaster's own Andrew Quick on the upcoming production of Heart of Darkness: One
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Glory Review- An Impassioned Story With Real-Life Blows
With the Dukes not putting on their annual play in the park, the importance of the show’s they play
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The Queens of Syria Review: ‘We come from Troy of this age …’
In 415 BC famous tragedian Euripides wrote a play called The Trojan Women. It was his anti-war protest against his
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Creative Column – Operation: Mr Right by Sam Butcher
When I was ten, Dad walked out. Within hours, Mum was lecturing me about finding the right man. She’d
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Artist Spotlight: Euan Uglow by Ella O'Connell
I first became fascinated with the work of Euan Uglow when I was studying A Level Art. My teacher had
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Pinnochio Review- Fun for all the family
The recent showing of Stage Struck’s Pinnochio at the Grand Theatre in Lancaster, while it may not be a
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Lost in Translation: Hotel Paradiso Review – Unconvincing
Walking directly past the Great Hall is a surreal experience as you walk towards Lancaster University’s Nuffield Theatre. For
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‘Glory’: An Interview with Josh Hart
In the midst of a vigorous rehearsal routine, preparing for the upcoming opening night of ‘Glory’ on 21st February at
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