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.

Local reviewer Jack Davey came to watch Fatherhood at LPAC on Thursday. Below, you can read his review of the wonderful show.

Ahead of the opening of her installation Giant Jeans, as part of project Fashion Fixed, we sat down with the artist Kerry Gibson.

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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.

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The University of Lincoln, UK, is to join esteemed company all over the country by joining.

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Ben Anderson - Creative and Executive Director.

Lincoln Performing Arts Centre is hosting an art competition that's open to all ages. We're asking you to get creative and DRAW YOUR LPAC! Whether you take inspiration from our rainbow coloured seating, a quiet moment of relaxation you've had in our Zing Cafe Bar, a memory of a show you came to see, or the very building itself.

Lincoln Performing Arts Centre, owned and operated by University of Lincoln, has received a grant of £71,600 from the Government’s £1. 57 billion Culture Recovery Fund to help the organisation recover and reopen.

Lincoln Performing Arts Centre was lit up red on Friday 20 March for the final time as part of the We Make Events #LightItInRedCampaign, joining 2000 places across 25 countries to raise the plight of the hundreds of thousands of highly skilled professionals serving the events industry. Having previously lit up the outside of the venue, this time our technical team and students studying on the BA Technical Theatre and Stage Management course at University of Lincoln shone a new light onto our backstage areas, producing some wonderfully evocative images.