You wanna get to know the “Real Anne Boleyn” right? Now’s your chance!
But she may not be what you are expecting…
Anne is dragged through her memories by what history has deemed interesting. She’s fighting for her whole story to be heard before time reduces her down to a single word in a limerick – ‘beheaded’.
She’s been forced to relive these same events for nearly 500 years – and she is pissed!
This eclectic one person play written and performed by Ellie Grace explores the boundaries of objectivity and historiography through the life of one of history’s most iconic Queens.
£10 Standard // £7 Live Pass
Age Guidance: 14+. Doors open 30 mins prior to event.
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.
Lincoln Arts Centre is calling on the public to help 1,000 children experience live arts for free this Autumn and for a limited time, every donation will be doubled. A local charitable foundation will match donations up to £5,000, instantly doubling the impact of every gift.
Thousands of community-contributed images will form a striking new digital artwork commemorating 80 years since the end of World War II, to be unveiled in Lincoln this November.
‘F*ck You, Claire’ is a playful exploration of mid-twenties confusion, existential curiosities and fears, and mental health recovery.
Womansfield: Sisterhood and Healing in the Museum is the latest exhibition from the Mansfield Museum’s Green Power initiative.
Dance, swordplay, and cutting-edge digital projections come together to tell the story of a lone female swordfighter navigating honour, resilience and survival in a male dominated world.
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