Job Opportunity: Routes In
We are recruiting for our third year of Routes In at Lincoln Arts Centre and Barbican Creative Hub, funded by Arts Council England.
LOOK AHEAD TO SPRING 2019! View the brochure here.
We are very pleased to announce our Spring 2019 season of events!
It’s time to break that shiny new 2019 diary out of it’s wrapper and plan your trips out to the theatre for the new year. We have a lot to offer and – as always – we recommend booking early so as not to miss out!
You can view the new season brochure ONLINE.
If you’d like to receive a hard copy, JOIN OUR MAILING LIST.
Please note, there are a couple of significant typos in the season brochure which slipped through the net of our proofing process. Coppelia (page 17) will be performed at 5pm, not the 7.30pm stated, and Horrible Histories (page 18) is not rated 16+; it is a family show for everyone. We apologise for any confusion caused.
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Published:Thu 6th Dec 2018
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Posted by:laura
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