
Shed Stories by Casson & Friends
Seamlessly blending theatre, movement and documentary, Shed Stories combines real-life interviews with compelling movement to shine a light on the growing phenomenon of ‘Men’s Sheds’ and the communities around them.
Greater Lincolnshire is defined by its rich heritage and welcoming nature, having embraced international students, migrant workers, and refugees. Our "Home Is Where the Art Is" season celebrates this diversity through performance, digital, and visual art, exploring the meaning of home.
Seamlessly blending theatre, movement and documentary, Shed Stories combines real-life interviews with compelling movement to shine a light on the growing phenomenon of ‘Men’s Sheds’ and the communities around them.
TRIPLE BILL: EVERYWHERE is a triple bill of short plays by writers Yusra Warsama, Magero & Anyebe Godwin.
Join us for three nights of live music from our home - the Lincoln Arts Centre, from folk to pop and rock, classical to jazz, choral classics - performances across the styles and decades, with music from Lincolnshire and beyond.
Experience the power of resilience and diversity at the "Resilience" art exhibition, by Lincoln Arts Centre Innovate Artist, Tinashe Chipawe, co-curated by Phil Bowman.
About the Exhibition: The Community Resilience Exhibition brings together large-scale, vivid paintings and multimedia installations inspired by real-life stories from Lincolnshire communities. These works invite viewers to reflect on the power of resilience and celebrate the unique strengths that arise from diversity.
Join Captain Godfrey and his motley crew as they adventure across treacherous waters, battle bewitching sirens and learn the art of yodelling to catch fish. Through visual storytelling and original, live and looped music, this family show explores home and the many things we hold close to our hearts.
Join Mouse on a daring adventure through the deep, dark wood in Tall Stories’ magical, musical adaptation of the classic picture book by Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler.
In 2021 Richard Herring went to his GP to find out why his right ball seemed to be growing bigger.
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