Interview: Satinder Chohan
Hard-hitting surrogacy drama ‘Made in India’ came to Lancaster’s Dukes Theatre last week. SCAN spoke to the playwright Satinder
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Interview: Josie Long
Josie Long’s stand-up comedy performance ‘Something Better’ comes to The Dukes theatre in Lancaster this Tuesday, the 14th of
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Hi Society: LA1:TV
For this week’s Hi Society, SCAN sat down with the Production Manager for LA1:TV, Siri Hampapur, to tell
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Review: Ventoux
This short play from 2Magpies was energetically and intuitively delivered by a talented duo of cyclist-actors. The fantastic and inventive
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TV Preview: Returns, Reboots and Retreads
The next fortnight’s television is all about returns. Old dramas are rebooted, follow-up series premiere, the Marvel Universe is
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Netflix and Thrill
Exit Through The Gift Shop ‘BANKSY WILL NEVER AGAIN HELP SOMEONE MAKE A DOCUMENTARY ABOUT STREET ART.’ That’s what
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Cultural Calendar: weeks 18 – 20
LUTG PRESENTS: THE GLASS HOUSE Monday – Wednesday Week 18, 7:30pm, The Storey, Theatre This original piece by Liv Burton
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Interview: LUTG's Incognito
Ahead of LUTG’s production of Incognito, SCAN spoke to director Luke McDonnell, and one of the lead actors, Aurelia
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Exhibitions at the Peter Scott Gallery
Combining cartoons and politics, Andy Holden presents a very different way of looking at art and the world we live
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Interview: LUTG's The Glass House
SCAN spoke to the director and writer (Liv Burton) and lead actor (Alex Owens) of the upcoming Lancaster University Theatre
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Creative Column: 'Strinesdale' by Sarah Callender
Bird’s played and their songs once heard, here. Here, where I ran on the grass, a young child, feet
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Lancaster Arts Volunteering Program
You may have an interest in the Arts, just want to chill out on Tuesday/Thursday evening, want to make
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Comic Stands
ODY-C by Matt Fraction and Christian Ward, Image Comics The independent comic book industry is full of experimentation and variety
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Review: LUTG's 1984
Everyone knows the basics regarding Orwell’s 1984, or at least has heard of Big Brother or Room 101. Still,
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Netflix and Thrill
Raising Arizona Coen Brothers’ classics Fargo and The Big Lebowski appear on countless lists of ‘The Greatest Comedies of All
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