Hamilton Review – the cultural highlight of the 21st century
Part of me wanted to dislike Hamilton. I went in to the performance thinking I could write a much more
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Culture
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The Books I Got For Christmas!
Dan Power – Screen Editor “I got Spam: The Cookbook. As well as a history of the company and some fun
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Interview – Lancaster student enters Portrait Artist of the Year
Aspiring portrait artist Bethany Lee was successful in gaining a place in this year's Sky Arts ‘Portrait Artist
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The Listings: Weeks 11-13
A surprisingly eventful January here in Lancaster. With Opera, Art, Poetry, Theatre, and Comedy all on offer to banish your
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The Reviews – Christmas 2017
Hamilton: An American Musical Victoria Palace Theatre, London ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ "I cannot overstate how exceptional Hamilton is. Every part of it
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The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe Review – Narnia's magic is lost
Sally Cookson is one of the most exciting directors working in British theatre today, with her productions based on movement,
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Creative Column: An Unspectacular Event by Caitlin Taylor
It began to snow. Flake by flake, minute by minute. Gathering. Growing. The minutes passed and the snow continued to
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Aladdin at The Dukes – refreshingly modern fun
A magical night was had by all; watching a creative take on this year’s Christmas pantomime Aladdin. Set in
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LUTG's Macbeth – a magnificent adaptation of Shakespeare's darkest tragedy
Macbeth is arguably Shakespeare’s darkest and most powerful tragedy – a play so fraught with bad luck that its very
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In Review: Weeks 6-9
National Theatre Live: Follies Broadcast at The Dukes ⭐️⭐️⭐️ "During the 140-minute running time, we see love lost, re-found, and
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Artist Spotlight: Jeff Koons – the greatest pop artist of our generation
In a society where the majority of people are critical of modern art, and argue that it is not really
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LUTG's Arcadia explores the nature of human life
Tom Stoppard’s Arcadia (1993) is a masterpiece of the modern age. It juggles past and present, order and chaos,
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The Yacoubian Building by Alaa Al-Aswany – bringing Egypt to the West
Middle Eastern Literature is hard to come by. As a Western audience, we are unfamiliar with the authors nor are
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LUTG's History Boys – a fun and impressive staging of Bennet's play
The History Boys by Alan Bennet was the quite play for LUTG to decide to undertake what with its well-known
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Arts and Culture Calendar: Christmas Special
The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe West Yorkshire Playhouse, Leeds until 27th January Sally Cookson, the award-winning director of
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