We are very pleased to announce our new season of events!
We are starting off big with POP OUT Festival 2017; not only will we be welcoming the return of Paines Plough’s Roundabout outside our own venue, we will also be establishing a new performance space inside the Waterside Shopping Centre, bringing even more theatre to the heart of the city.
And given that 2017 celebrates 800 years since the Charter of the Forest what better story to tell this Christmas than that of The Adventures of Robin Hood and Maid Marian! Our in-house production sees this familiar tale masterfully reimagined in a wintery forest, alive with magic and adventure.
You can download the BROCHURE // AUTUMN/WINTER 2017 or view the new season brochure ONLINE.
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We’re halfway through Lincoln Arts Centre’s Spring Season, Home Is Where the Art Is; a season of contemporary artistic works and experiences that explore what it means to create a home. Greater Lincolnshire is defined by its rich heritage and, in recent years, increasingly by its welcoming nature. We have embraced international students, migrant workers, and people seeking refuge.
We are recruiting for our third year of Routes In at Lincoln Arts Centre and Barbican Creative Hub, funded by Arts Council England.
University of Lincoln Contributes to Growth of UK Creative Industries in Parliament Initiative
Rhubarb Theatre will be joining us on our Family Fun Day! Bringing a classic tale to life and taking us on one of their own adventures!
A Collection of Wayfaring Tales
Tiny & Tall Productions, formerly Tessa Bide Productions, brings you Julia Donaldson and Sara Ogilvie's well-loved story, The Detective Dog on stage for Deaf and hearing family audiences.
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