Fifty years after Laura Mulvey first wrote about the ‘male gaze’, not only do damaging gender archetypes bafflingly still exist, in some quarters they remain idealised.
Incels covertly indoctrinate children on the web; POTUS has a blind eye turned, is let off the legal hook, and gets borderline deified; Big Tech rolls back commitments to equality; #metoo feels like a distant memory. As misogyny and intolerance of difference rise, Spook The Horses provocatively appraises the mythology of a hardline binary masculine-feminine divide, leaning into the fiction before deconstructing it, in a devised ensemble performance which salutes ongoing feminist struggles and gender non-conforming activism. Expect a collision of uncomfortable imagery, verbatim text, allyship, sly humour and righteous anger.
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Doors open 30 mins prior to event start time.
The organisation formally known as LPAC will be re-launched under a new name after a consultation which saw 260 students, staff and audience members co-design a new organisational vision and a plan for transformation in four key areas: People, Perception, Programme and Place.
When I opened the doors to the Community Resilience exhibition for its private view, I wasn’t just sharing artwork, I was opening a chapter of my life. One shaped by struggle, hope, creativity, and connection. This project has been many things: a dream, a lifeline, a conversation, a provocation, but most of all, it’s been an anchor in my journey towards recovery and belonging.
As we kick off our third year as an Arts Council National Portfolio Organisation, we are thrilled to announce the 2025/26 cohort of Innovate Artists. These five artists and collectives will receive a seed commission to develop new ideas, in addition to entrepreneurial support so that they can innovate and sustain their artistic practice right here in Greater Lincolnshire.
This devised contemporary performance by our Level 1 Ensemble Show students blurs the boundaries between sleep and waking, reality and illusion.
Come and join us for an evening of dance celebrating the fantastic work from the BA Dance Programme that has been developed and produced over the academic year.
Bands night will be intertwining local talent with some of the freshest up and coming acts from the surrounding areas. Our night aims to encompass alternative, rock and pop whilst paying homage to the festivals underlying themes of Psychedelia.
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