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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In an industry where success is so quickly forgotten, it’s a bold move to go over half a decade
Fear not if you were too busy downing shots or terrorising locals to catch viewings at the Dukes over the
Sarah J. Maas is a #1 New York Times bestselling author and has two series, Throne of Glass and A
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I, DANIEL BLAKE Monday – Thursday Week 6, Dukes, film Ken Loach’s Palme d’Or winning social realist drama, with
It’s the lounge area of the Nuffield Theatre, and Alex Owens, Walker Zupp, and myself have come here to
Ken Loach has tackled some hard-hitting subjects in his life – poverty, war, migration, recurring dreams about Eric Cantona – so the
Louis Theroux's Weird Weekends As he’s gotten older, Louis Theroux’s documentaries have become decidedly more serious
As one of the first student radios to broadcast on FM radio in the UK, Lancaster’s student radio has
A few years back the weirdly wonderful podcast Welcome to Night Vale came to public attention and climbed to the
When we are young everything looms over us, saturated with so much colour it bleeds into the backs of sockets.
From Thursday to Saturday, Week 7, Lancaster University Theatre Group are performing Much Ado About Nothing at the Nuffield Theatre.
There was something wrong; there was no bones about A hypochondriac, he thought it might have been gout 'Maybe
On Tuesday, Week 3 I saw Theatre 42’s – NOTHING IS COMING, THE PIXELS ARE HUGE at the Nuffield Theatre.
This article was written by Chris Bickley. Note: This post was migrated from the old SCAN website. Some formatting or