My Fair Lady Review – Excellent Acting and Beautiful Singing
To any avid theatre-goer, the plot of My Fair Lady ought to be familiar by now. Lerner and Loewe’s
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Book Club: How To Fall In Love With A Man Who Lives In A Bush by Emmy Abrahamson
It’s the next issue of SCAN's book club, and this time we decided we needed a light-hearted
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RSC: Troilus and Cressida Review – Beautifully Resonant
The RSC has once again taken on Shakespeare’s tragedy, Troilus and Cressida. A story of manipulation, betrayal, love and
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Stormy House/Arashi no ie Review – A Unique Experience
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️- A celebration of cross-cultural arts This year has marked the 200th anniversary of Emily Bronte’s birth, and following
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Psychic Sally Review: To Be Taken With A Pinch of Salt
Self-confessed psychic, Sally Morgan, lured in the locals this November. The world-renowned medium, television star, and 2018 Big Brother finalist
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Madagascan Magic: Frontier’s Community and Conservationist Projects
During the summer, I dedicated two months of my time in Nosy Be, Madagascar. Here, I worked through a company
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Helter Skelter Review – impressive, engaging, and improved
One year ago, VETO publicly debuted the original ‘Helter Skelter’ at The Storey. It was an interesting play, that used
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Beautiful Thing Review: Love Conquers All
Love in the face of adversity. Secret meetings. Fervent kisses. Romeo and Juliet meet council estate life in Johnathan Harvey&
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What’s the fuss over Frankenstein?
200 years ago, Mary Shelley published Frankenstein, and there are celebrations of the publication going on worldwide (such as Frankenreads
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Va Va Boom!: Lancaster University Students' Union Presents Firework Spectacular
This article was written by Sian Howells. Note: This post was migrated from the old SCAN website. Some formatting or
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Calendar Girls Review- An Evening of Jollity
Walking into the Lowry for a performance of Calendar Girls on Tuesday I was entirely unsure what to expect. Warnings
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Shivers Review- A Chilling Night of Horror and Terror
Horror is a difficult genre to nail- it can too quickly become ridiculous or swing the other way towards boring.
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Funny Girl: The Musical Live Broadcast Review- Big Screen Material
I went to The Duke's screening of Funny Girl with trepidation, knowing that Sheridan Smith would have to
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'Art is meant to be lived with' Review- Merging Science and Art
‘Art is meant to be lived with’ is the latest exhibition at the Peter Scott Gallery as it showcases a
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A Super Happy Story (About Feeling Super Sad)- Review
When the opportunity arose to see a musical about depression, I knew I had found my calling. As an avid
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