“The Dark Side” – Rogue One: A Star Wars Story
A review of the film Rogue One: A Star Wars Story. *Spoiler alert!* Please note, details of the plot are
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Culture
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Why my kids will have to watch Pixar
One day in the future, I hope to be responsible for bringing up a child and for the reward to
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Comic Stands
Saga by Brian K. Vaughn and Fiona Staples, Image Comics If you’ve stepped into a comic book shop in
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Netflix and Thrill
7 Años (7 Years) How much money is your life worth? Are some people’s lives worth more than others?
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Theatre review: LUTG's Parade
Based on a true story, this Toni award winning musical presented by LUTG is definitely going to be pulling at
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Interview: LUTG's Parade
LUTG’s Musical Parade is Performing in the Nuffield Theatre and SCAN got a chance to speak to the Director,
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Interview: LUCI Presents Little Shop of Sketches
On Wednesday 7th December LUCI (Lancaster University Comedy Institute) will present for their first show this year: Little Shop of
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Theatre review: LUTG's His Friend Ed
It could be considered something of an anomaly for the title character of a play not to feature at all.
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Cultural Calendar: week 9 onwards
PINOCCHIO Monday Week 9 – Saturday Vacation Week 3, The Dukes, theatre The Dukes’ production of the classic family friendly tale,
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Book review: The Help by Kathryn Stockett
This beauty of a book is my all-time favourite. It is set in America, 1962, in Jackson, Mississippi and deals
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Theatre review: LUTG's Much Ado About Nothing
Shakespeare is perhaps one of the most well-known playwrights of our time. So, to celebrate the 400th anniversary of his
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Theatre review: LUTG’s House with a Red Door
For the casual theatre-goer, LUTG’s ‘A House with a Red Door’ may have seemed a daunting prospect; a devised
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Film review: Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them
***SPOILER ALERT*** First and foremost, I must say that you definitely shouldn’t read this review if you don’t
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Film review: Nocturnal Animals
In an industry where success is so quickly forgotten, it’s a bold move to go over half a decade
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Film review: The Girl On The Train
Fear not if you were too busy downing shots or terrorising locals to catch viewings at the Dukes over the
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