Move Exhibition – Showing Inventive Landscapes
Every time I walk into the Peter Scott Gallery, it feels like a completely different atmosphere within the same few
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Creative Column: I’ll Give You A Book Of Dust Mr Pullman by Lauren Bird
The creation of the universe has been debated by virtually every creature that has lived a somewhat dull existence, since
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Interview: Introducing The Literary Lancashire Award
On a dark winter’s evening, I sat down in Costa with SCAN’s very own Arts & Culture Editor
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NT Live: I'm Not Running Review – Political romance entertains alternate 2018
The new political drama by David Hare explores an alternative modern-day political landscape, focusing on the turbulence of the leadership
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Book Club: The Blue Salt Road by Joanne M Harris
With Selkies, adventures and ballads, we took a look at Joanne M Harris’ beautiful book illustrated by Bonnie Helen Hawkins.
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Book Review: Killing Commendatore by Haruki Murakami
Killing Commendatore was published last October, after four years of silence from the author, and was surrounded by great mystery;
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Artist Spotlight: Otto Dix
The time between the Great War and World War II was a time of many social changes. People, traumatised by
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Creative Column: Poetry by Diana Steve
Purple Mold If I were to be born again in another shape I’d want to be a plum grown
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Writer's Choice: Looking Forward to 2019
Our writers tell us what they’re looking forward to in this New Year… 2019 promises even more brilliant productions
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Writer's Choice: Looking Back At 2018…
Our writers take a look back at 2018, and pick their favourite events of the last year. Looking back on
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NT Live: The Madness of George III Review – Well Worth The Wait
I’ve wanted to see this show for months, and it has been well worth the wait. The Madness of
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Book Club: After The Fire by Will Hill
After already beginning on a dark path of Christmas ghost stories before Christmas, we thought we might as well go
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Bolshoi: The Nutcracker Review- Not Quite Magical Enough
Two days before Christmas, and a dose of Nutcracker magic is just what was in order. I must say that
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Love From A Strange Review- A Real Spectacle of Theatre
As with any Agatha Christie play, the intrigue lies not in who the murderer is, but how their schemes unfold.
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Artist Spotlight: Edward Hopper
You might not have heard of Edward Hopper, but you might have come across his most famous painting, Nighthawks while
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