Roald Dahl has provided a wealth of tasty material for film, TV and theatre over the years, and we’re delighted to announce that the 1970 novella ‘Fantastic Mr Fox’ will become a Lincoln School of Creative Arts and Lincoln Performing Arts Centre co-production.
Kicking off 2023, this adaptation by Sally Reid, with original music by Final Year BA Music students will play at Lincoln Performing Arts Centre from the 26th-28th January 2023, featuring a host of local talent from the Lincoln School of Creative Arts.
Director of ‘Fantastic Mr Fox’ and Head of School of Creative Arts, Andrew Westerside said: “The collaborative winter production between the School and LPAC is always one of the highlights of our year. We’re really excited to explore Dahl’s characters and world and share them with you all – just watch out for Boggis, Bunce and Bean!”
Tara Hill, who plays Mrs Fox, said: “Mr. Fox is turning out to just be so fantastic and so is this whole experience!” whilst musician and music student Marcus Bagley-Hodkin said, ‘Seeing the different disciplines come together to create something new is extremely exciting, and has inspired me to be more inventive with my work’
Creative and Executive Director Lincoln Performing Arts Centre, Ben Anderson said: “At LPAC, we are constantly seeking new ways to work with the next generation of artists and I’m excited to see this come to fruition in this new production.”
Find out more about the Fantastic Mr Fox and how you can get book tickets here.
Performed by arrangement with Casarotto Ramsay & Associates
Lincoln Arts Centre at the University of Lincoln is thrilled to announce that the Lincoln Amateur Operatic and Dramatic Society (LAODS), a cornerstone of Lincoln’s cultural fabric for over a century, will become an associate community company at the venue.
This December Lincoln Arts Centre, the University of Lincoln School of Creative Arts, and the City of Lincoln Council have partnered together to deliver The Lincoln Guildhall Winter Exhibition in the windows of the historic landmark on Lincoln High Street. With submissions from students in the School of Creative Arts, a new artwork will be unveiled each day leading up to Christmas and presented to the busy shoppers on the high street throughout the festive season.
Over the course of three events, the University of Lincoln has played a key role in highlighting and supporting Social Prescribing initiatives. Led by the Centre for Culture and Creativity (C4CC)*, these events have engaged over 200 participants in presentations, panel discussions, collaborative problem-solving, and creative workshops focused on developing community solutions to contemporary health challenges.
Entering our ninth year in 2025, Indie-Lincs is an International film festival that champions low and micro budget feature length and short films, and you the filmmakers. We pride ourselves, and have had superb feedback, on our welcoming atmosphere at the festival.
Entering our ninth year in 2025, Indie-Lincs is an International film festival that champions low and micro budget feature length and short films, and you the filmmakers. We pride ourselves, and have had superb feedback, on our welcoming atmosphere at the festival.
Entering our ninth year in 2025, Indie-Lincs is an International film festival that champions low and micro budget feature length and short films, and you the filmmakers. We pride ourselves, and have had superb feedback, on our welcoming atmosphere at the festival.
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