Student’s play to debut at the LPAC
Third year English student Michael Walker’s play, Through Emerald Embers, will be performed at the LPAC on Saturday, February 20.
Art is “an experience, not an object,” says London gallery owner
Art is more about social relations rather than being a single object, according to Ruth Catlow, co-founder of Furtherfield, a London based arts organisation that critically evaluates digital culture.
Inside the mind of a Lincoln Baron designer
Rosie Ablewhite, designer of two of Lincoln's Barons, speaks to Becky Lancashire about being a Lincoln artist and the Barons' legacy.
reView: Lungs is “clever, excellent, and powerful”
The pop-up Roundabout Theatre, located next to the University Library, held its opening show last night: Lungs by Duncan McMillan. Heather Lowery gives us her take on the production and…
“We are at risk of losing our ability to think on our own”
Recent Lincoln graduate Laura Roe fears the arts are being lost from our education as the number of young people studying arts for their GCSEs.
Star in your own movie at Zing Café Bar next week
MOVIE Me will be an interactive movie making evening organised by the LPAC Producers, who are a student-led group that programme events aimed to engage the wider student body.
Longwave at the LPAC Review
Charlie Gualtieri went to see the bizarre, post-apocalyptic play, Longwave.
Richard Darbourne LTD’s Pride and Prejudice Review
Becky Lancashire saw a unique production of the classic, Pride and Prejudice
Creating the next generation of scientists
The University of Lincoln aims to produce the next generation of new scientists and pharmacists, as a result of the brand new state-of-the-art laboratories on campus.
Lincoln Shorts Film Festival Review
Rosanna Elliott reviews Lincoln’s short film festival.