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Relive those smooth Carpenters classics
THE classic songs of the Carpenters will be brought to life when a touring show reaches Lancaster later this month.
Sense and Sensibility at Grand
AN evening of Regency wonderment is on offer at Lancaster’s Grand Theatre next month.
Lancaster DJ finds right mix to success
A LANCASTER man who first started producing music to keep him out of trouble has been busy embracing the latest sound technologies and is about to have a track released on 50/50 Records.
Heady brew of acts at the Brewery
A FEAST of internationally-renowned musicians, classic and contemporary theatre, and TV’s biggest comics await visitors to the Brewery in Kendal this spring.
Brave hero out to get bankers
THE classic tale of Robin Hood has been given a timely update to tackle the banking crisis in a pantomime currently being staged in Bentham.
Four centuries on, witches are still casting their spell
EXHIBITIONS, guided walks, theatre performances and arts trails form part of plans to commemorate the 400th anniversary of the Lancashire Witch Trials at Lancaster Castle this year.
Closer - review
PATRICK Marber’s award-winning comedy of manners Closer was such a success at the National Theatre’s stage première in 1997 that its run continued for more than a year in London.
Snookered hits target
A LANCASTER theatre has cued up a new drama probing the lives of young Muslim men during a night out at the snooker hall.
Prepare For A Spring Feast Of Shakespeare
There’s Much Ado about Shakespeare in Lancaster this spring. For the city is hosting its first ever Season of Shakespeare between February and March, as Dukes’ marketing officer LOUISE BRYNING explains.
Moishe’s Bagel on the menu for Valentine’s Day
On February 14, or, for those more emotionally-minded, Valentine’s Day, critically acclaimed Scottish band Moishe’s Bagel play the Gregson Centre.
Artists put on show of dedication
WORK by artists from Silverdale Art Group is currently on display at the Heron Theatre, Beetham, near Milnthorpe.
Designer chairs on display
AN exhibition of designer chairs is to go on display at a Lancaster gallery.
Howdenjones return to Dukes
LANCASTER duo howdenjones make a welcome return to The Dukes next Saturday, performing songs from their new album Plaything.
Popular guitarist set for Kendal gig
ONE of the most talked about guitarists and songwriters in the North West will be bringing his intriguing brand of blues to Kendal this weekend.
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Weather for Lancaster
Wednesday 22 February 2012
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