Comic Stands: The Graphic Novel Autobiography
Blankets by Craig Thompson, Top Shelf Productions – Mature Readers In 1992, American artist Art Spiegelmen released the graphic novel Maus;
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Review: Nocturnes questions reality in the post-truth era
Upon entering the theatre the audience is met with a sparse stage set with only one table, three chairs and
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Artist Spotlight: Tracey Emin is Queen of the Unconventional
Tracey Emin has been an international bad girl of the art world since the 1990’s. Whether creating eccentric art
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Review: Blackout is a storming success
I did not know quite what to expect from The Duke’s new flagship production ‘Blackout’, but from the level
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LUTG begin rehearsals for Michaelmas Season
Following a ballot of members last term, and a week of auditions on Week 1, Lancaster University Theatre Group have
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Impermanent Durations: On Painting and Time Review
Impermanent Durations' strikingly unconventional appearance, may at first glance be challenging to interpret, however, once submersed within the works,
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Arts and Culture Calendar Issue 2: Brilliant local theatre on our doorstep
Over the next three weeks, we are spoilt for choice here in Lancaster. Not only does the new Lancaster Arts
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Introducing VETO: Talented Students Boosting Lancaster’s Arts Scene
University provides the perfect opportunity for people with similar interests to come together and create things. Formed last year, VETO,
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Blackout Preview: The Future of Community Theatre is Bright
Award winning writer Sarah McDonald-Hughes has brought together a collection of local stories about the devastating effects of Storm Desmond
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Fine Art Students take part in Library Exhibition – Review
Over the summer break, art tutors from the Lancaster Institute for the Contemporary Arts asked soon-to-be Fine Art second year
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Creative Column: Selected Poems by Fiamma Curti
Fiamma Curti is a second-year student from Italy studying English Literature with Creative Writing and Practice. TONIGHT Tonight, so many
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Why The World Needs To Move On From Harry Potter
It has been twenty years since J.K. Rowling published Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone, and Potter is
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Comic Stands: A Redtail’s Dream and Stand Still, Stay Silent by Minna Sundberg
Webcomics have been around since the earliest days of the internet – like Bobbins, which started as an office comedy strip
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Cultural Calendar 2nd – 16th October
Our Town Manchester Royal Exchange Until 14th October A reimagining of the classic American play set in a New Hampshire
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The Edinburgh Festival Fringe Experience
Now that it’s not too long before the start of term time and for newcomers to experience the beginning
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