As the uncertainty of the current situation continues, we we can take heart in the resilience, positivity, and creativity of young people.
Following the necessary decision to cancel their live performances this summer, rather than be downhearted, our brilliant group of teenagers have come up with a great way to stage their original material – turn it into a radio play.
Remote Street is set to be a gripping drama that tells the story of group of young people and their teacher confined to a remote island.
Believing that WW3 has ravaged the rest of the world they seek to overcome the trials and tribulations of life in isolation as they unwittingly participate in Sanctuary Studio’s morally questionable reality TV series.
Think Made in Chelsea meets the Truman Show.
The dust is settling on a 6-month intensive partnership with The Spark Arts for Children which culminated in the Vital Spark Symposium last week at Attenborough Arts Centre. Ben Anderson, Lincoln Arts Centre's Creative and Executive Director, details here the importance and relevance of this partnership, and partnership working in general.
We are thrilled to spotlight Burcu, the Researcher in Residence at Lincoln Arts Centre and the Barbican Creative Hub.
You may (or, also entirely likely, may not) have heard about a robust process. Now we want to shout about it and help artists make the most of the opportunity.
AN AIRPORT, A HOTEL ROOM, A BATHTUB, WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE, A STORM, NO... A TEMPEST, THE TEMPEST, A CAMERA, AN AUDIENCE, A THEATRE, DISPLACEMENT.
Centred around Lincolnshire history, including World War 1, a promenade concert of music, poetry and more, as BA Music students respond to the stories and artefacts in the Museum of Lincolnshire Life.
What happens when Euripides' The Bacchae meets 21st century female stereotypes? The Fierce. The Mad.
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