Review: How Not To Be A Boy by Robert Webb
For many the name Robert Webb instantly conjures the image of a fairly ordinary looking man often seen on our
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Artist Spotlight: Marina Abramović
I admire many artists, but there are few that I respect as much as Marina Abramović. Born in Belgrade in
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National Theatre Live: Yerma Review
As a keen attendee of National Theatre Live events, I was shocked to discover the running time of Yerma clocked
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Book review: It Ends with Us
Colleen Hoover’s novel, It Ends with Us, introduces the reader to twenty-three-year-old business graduate Lily Bloom, who grew up
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Lancaster Arts Funding Success
Lancaster Arts, Lancaster University’s award winning arts organisation, will receive continued Arts Council England funding for the next four
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Theatre Review: Helter Skelter
The story of ‘Helter Skelter’ revolves around a young lady, Susan Atkins (Amelia Banerjee) who is being investigated for the
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Review: 2017 LUFP Showcase
Members of the Lancaster University Film Production society gathered at the Dukes on the 17th June for the third annual
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Creative Column: "Romeo and Juliet" by Josie Eckersley
Is there any greater love story you know Than that of Juliet and her Romeo? The star-crossed lovers, a story
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Review: LUTG's The Diary of Anne Frank
It is to my great shame that the last LUTG show of my three years at Lancaster was also the
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Review: LUTG's Saucy Jack and the Space Vixens
Set in the intergalactic Frottage III, Saucy Jack and the Space Vixens is a science fiction musical set in the
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TV Preview: Summer on the screen
As the academic year ends, we can not only look forward to what is on television in June but also
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Hi Society: SCAN
Following on from interviews with Bailrigg FM and LA1:TV, we caught up with Editor Laura Wilkinson, to talk about
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Interview: LUTG's The Diary of Anne Frank
LUTG presents ‘The Diary of Anne Frank’, this Saturday and Monday at The Storey in Lancaster. Ahead of the show,
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Creative Column: 'My Bubble' by Sean Drury
When I was young, I stepped into a bubble that floated past And knew at once this was for me
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Netflix and Thrill
The Propaganda Game Imagine North Korea. Don’t imagine a place on a map, a system of government, or a
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