Skip to Content
Accessibility
Latest News

Kayleigh Hunt Joins The Team as New Development and Communications Manager

We are delighted to welcome Kayleigh Hunt to the Lincoln Performing Arts Centre team as they take up a new role of Development and Communications Manager from 2023 onwards. This role will be critical as we continue to develop our capacity to be the home for the next generation of artists and artistic ideas.

Kayleigh says:

“I am so thrilled to be joining the team at LPAC. Lincoln is at the start of an exciting time of change and adaptation, and I can’t wait to be part of it with the incredible team and community. Here’s to The Future!”

Ben Anderson, Creative and Executive Director of Lincoln Performing Arts Centre says:

“This role is critical to achieving our mission, I cannot wait to welcome Kayleigh to the team who will breathe new life into how we develop, communicate and champion our work.”

  • Published:
    Fri 18th Nov 2022
  • Posted by:
    Ben Anderson

Related News

It’s official! The Lincoln Book Festival 2024 programme has been published.

Latest News, Programme news

The book festival will take place from 26-29 September, bringing big name authors and rising stars of the publishing world to the city for four days of engaging talks, readings, discussions, workshops and Q&As. There’s a rich variety of free and paid events and activities to enjoy too, including competitions, podcast talks, open mic style performance events and much more

Lincoln Arts Centre announces new Innovate Artist Cohort 

Latest News

Lincoln Arts Centre continues to be the home for new artists and artistic ideas as they announce their Innovate Artist cohort for 2024-2025; five artists that receive seed commissions to develop new ideas, in addition to entrepreneurial support so they can innovate to sustain their artistic practice. 

Related Events

Boogie Wonderland

Come along and watch the fantastic Danielle Rawlinson School Of Dance And Theatre’s pupils shine in their 2024 dance show. Spectacular performances full of energy with a variety of different music and dance styles.

Improv for Wellbeing

This workshop is for anyone struggling with living in the now, embracing failure, or just letting go. While improvisation is commonly considered a performance art, the games and techniques it employs can also be used to tackle stress, develop connections, and bolster self-esteem.

Acting Lincs – Professional

Are you a professional actor based in Lincolnshire? Have you been traveling long distance to train with fellow professionals and stay on top of your craft? Have you been feeling isolated and alone with no career support that helps you achieve your goals?