Predictive Text Poems by Dan Power: Interview & Extracts
SCAN's Screen Editor, Dan Power, has only gone and got some of his poems published. I sat down
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Culture
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LUTG's Chatroom: portraying the teenage experience
At The Playroom on Wednesday, crowds of kitted-out waterproof wearers attended Lancaster University Theatre Group’s final night of Enda
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Gob Squad: War and Peace – Why War? Why Peace?
Fiction, according to Tolstoy, can get you closer to the truth. But what should be asked is – “what is truth”
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Follies: Nothing foolish about Sondheim's musical In NT revival
Given the increasing number of alleged sexual harassment and assault cases currently plaguing Hollywood, Follies, a musical where the Zeigfeld
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Review Roundup
Blackout: Tales from Storm Desmond The Dukes ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ "Blackout is a brilliant success which sensitively deals with the disasters of
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Creative Column – A Happy Marriage by Caitlin Taylor
A HAPPY MARRIAGE We never wanted children. The crayon mess, the alphabet, the whinging. We were never going to be
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Arts and Culture Calendar Weeks 6-9
Gob Squad: War and Peace 16th November Nuffield Theatre Gob Squad are a group of British and German artists. In
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A curriculum of white men isn't enough
As a Literature student, I've noticed ‘patriarchy’, and ‘feminism’ seem to be two major buzzwords in seminars so
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Comic Stands: LGBT+ representation breaking through
The Less Than Epic Adventures of TJ and Amal by E. K. Weaver, tjandamal.com and Iron Circus Comics – Very
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Artist Spotlight: Lin Manuel Miranda – Redefining the power of Musical Theatre
Lin-Manuel Miranda is best known for being the mastermind behind the Broadway musical Hamilton, having written the music and lyrics,
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Waiting for Godot: the play where nothing happens hits The Dukes
Two men are thinking about hanging themselves in order to get an erection. There’s a tree, but there’s
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The Two Minds of Socrates Review: An intelligent, original production
The Two Minds of Socrates is the second play to come from the minds of student production group ‘VETO’, following
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Rupi Kaur's 'The Sun And Her Flowers' – creative, refreshing, and accessible
After receiving a copy of ‘The Sun and Her Flowers’ for my birthday this year, I was particularly intrigued to
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Medea, written in rage – a story of love, desire, and belonging
Medea (Written in Rage) is a play that knows what it wants to say, and delivers it loud and clear.
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Tom Stade Review: Comedy that is far from staid
Rock-n-roll comedian Tom Stade begins his 2017 tour on the back of a year away in Africa. The middle-aged Canadian
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