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After a rebranding and change of ownership, The Drill-formerly Lincoln Drill Hall- has tried to rebuild itself in the post-covid world, a time of uncertainty for most sectors but particularly…
On Saturday 11 March, ‘Scruffy,’ a fun yet poignant one-woman show, came to The Drill. The show saw University of Lincoln graduate Rosie Hollingworth return to the city for a…
Sugar Theatre will bring their original one-woman show ‘Scruffy’ to Lincoln’s The Drill next month. The play, written and performed entirely by University of Lincoln drama graduate Rosie Hollingworth, is…
A short animated film is being broadcast on Lincoln High Street in the evenings leading up to Valentine’s Day. All You Need is Love will be projected on the outside…
The Usher Trust’s first open exhibition is currently on display at Lincoln’s Usher Gallery. Lincolnshire artists from all backgrounds, amateur to professional, were invited to submit their work for the…
Lincoln Cathedral will host a production of the Hunchback of Notre-Dame next summer.
The moment you say, “How has it been?” in conversation, it’s obvious you’re asking about one thing: COVID-19. It doesn’t really matter who you’re talking to – not even film…
On March 16 2020, the theatre industry came to a standstill. Hit devastatingly hard by the Covid-19 outbreak, anxiety spread like wildfire among the theatre community.
The New Theatre Royal in Lincoln is currently hosting coffee mornings every Thursday to raise money for their restoration fund.
The Linc’s Bethany Lee had a chat with comedian, presenter and journalist Mark Thomas ahead of his show ‘Check-up: Our NHS at 70’ at the Lincoln Drill Hall on April…