A History of the Parody Movie
There are many different types of comedy, from dark comedy to slapstick, but one subsection of humour that has remained
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There are many different types of comedy, from dark comedy to slapstick, but one subsection of humour that has remained
In Week 6 of this term, LUTG are putting on an original piece written by 3rd year student Jack Maidment,
Lancaster’s Festival of Questions kicked off Wednesday night with Prototype Theatre’s A Machine They’re Secretly Building, written
Last Friday saw this year’s annual Ballroom Dancing society (LUBDS) charity showcase featuring Lancaster University’s own Strictly Come
The Dukes have launched a crowd-funding campaign to produce a new original play entitled The Ockerbys On Ice. The play
The term ‘National Treasure’ isn’t bandied around much, and quite rightly. But I hope you’ll forgive me if
The Bolshoi Ballet is one of the leading ballet companies in the world, with good reason. With over two centuries
Did you know that when Top Gun was released in 1986 the number of young men who enlisted in the
Cracking, a circus adventure, shown on Friday the 15th of January at Lancaster Arts at Lancaster University, was a triumph.
Tuesday nights are notoriously boring. There is nothing on TV and the weekend is merely a faint glow in the
An incredible symbolic play that transports you into the darkest and deepest thoughts of Amy, the main character, who is
Two of Bailrigg fm’s biggest names have delved into something new and written a SitCom, written for the station,
Coming to Lancaster University from the 2nd February to the 20th February 2016 is the Festival of Questions, in association
As students, probably one of the most difficult lifestyle balances we have to achieve is that between work and play.
The College Residence Officers of the nine colleges (Bowland, Cartmel, County, Furness, Fylde, Graduate, Grizedale, Lonsdale and Pendle) were are