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The Campus | Lincoln International Agent Portal

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Lincoln International Agent Portal. Fees & Funding. The Great Central Warehouse Library. Following a 5 million restoration, the University Library has been transformed from an old railway warehouse into a magnificent state-of-the-art learning resource. The Library provides a wide range of Library services. And facilities, as well as support and guidance to students on the use of information services and study skills. We have an excellent student-to-computer ratio and WiFi access across campus. The SU off...

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Ticketware: Find Out How Our Partners Utilise The Venue Management System.

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IPhone, iPad, Android Integration. Band On The Wall. Lincoln Performing Arts Centre. Ticketware has been developed as a state-of-the-art ticketing and box office solution over the last ten years to service venues, festivals, sports clubs and promotions companies. The software that drives the solution is regularly updated and upgraded to incorporate industry developments, changes in the way people buy tickets, and the needs of our clients. Band On The Wall. BOTW have chosen Ticket-line to provide a comple...

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Roundabout Theatre by Paines Plough - Tour

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GET ROUNDABOUT IN YOUR TOWN. Roundabout @ Hackney Showroom, London. 8 - 11 September. The Lowry, Salford. 22 - 25 September. 29 September 2 October. Lincoln Performing Arts Centre. 01522 837 600 /. Brewery Arts Centre, Kendal. 13 - 16 October. 20 - 23 October. 01224 443377 / 01782 717962. 28 - 30 October. Revoluton, Marsh Farm Estate. Brewery Arts Centre, Kendal. The Lowry, Salford. New Vic Theatre, Stoke. Revoluton, Marsh Farm, Luton. GET ROUNDABOUT IN YOUR TOWN. 4th Floor, 43 Aldwych. London, WC2B 4DN.

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Catwalk show shines a light on future fashion talent

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Best of the Blogs. How to Find Us. 21st May 2015, 10:29am. Catwalk show shines a light on future fashion talent. A spotlight will shine on the future of the creative fashion industry when the University of Lincoln raises the curtain for its annual Graduate Fashion Show. And taking on a ‘dark to light’ theme, the 2015 catwalk show will include innovative collections from 23 graduating students for Lincoln’s BA (Hons) Fashion. This year’s show will include imaginative and theatrical work from student Billy...

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ArtSharp: February 2012

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Need to cool that creative itch? Need to realize some inspiration? Don’t get blocked, go check out original ideas, events and arts news both in Lincolnshire and beyond right here with ArtSharp! Monday, 27 February 2012. Yomping Outside – A Novel by David Zelda. Yomping Outside – A Novel by David Zelda. After a successful 18 year career in The Royal Marines, Nathan Sawyer is at a crossroads in his life, wondering. Turn In amongst the action is a delicate love story which neatly counter balances the violent.

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Roundabout Theatre by Paines Plough - Every Brilliant Thing

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You’re six years old. Mum’s in hospital. Dad says she’s ‘done something stupid’. She finds it hard to be happy. You start to make a list of everything that’s brilliant about the world. Everything that’s worth living for. 2 Kung Fu Movies. 4 Laughing so hard you shoot milk out your nose. Tweets about #EveryBrilliantThing -RT. Heart-wrenching, hilarious.possibly one of the funniest plays you'll ever see, full stop. Funny, clever, and surprisingly uplifting. Bewitchingabout as brilliant as theatre can get.

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About us :: Lincolnshire One Venues

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Join, create and enjoy arts in Lincolnshire. Back to The Future. 11 of Lincolnshire's arts venues are working together to let people know just how much is going on in this vibrant county. We are currently focusing on a groundbreaking project to bring 12-25 year olds in to our venues. Click here to see how you can get involved. Pages to see what our young people have been creating within our venues. We have achieved a lot and learnt a lot; not only about how we can work with young people but also how we c...

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The Post Show Party Show: February 2009

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The Post Show Party Show. Supported by the National Lottery through Arts Council England and selected for the British Council's Edinburgh Showcase 2009. Tuesday, 10 February 2009. Edinburgh Festivals Magazine - Review. 8221; Yet ultimately, had it not been for this post show party, Michael Pinchbeck would not be here, nor would he, alongside his mother and father, be recreating the events of that winter evening thirty years ago. What were you thinking? 8221; A vivid sense of place is aroused as the fathe...

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The Post Show Party Show: Platform - Review

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The Post Show Party Show. Supported by the National Lottery through Arts Council England and selected for the British Council's Edinburgh Showcase 2009. Friday, 15 January 2010. On friday evening I saw Michael Pinchbeck's 'Post Show Party Show'. The story is about Michael Pinchbeck, his dad and his mum: performed by him, his dad and his mum. In it, he and his dad re-enact the post-show party where his parents met in 1970. Kind of. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Leeds Met Studio Theatre.

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The Post Show Party Show: October 2009

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The Post Show Party Show. Supported by the National Lottery through Arts Council England and selected for the British Council's Edinburgh Showcase 2009. Wednesday, 28 October 2009. The Guardian - Review. Perhaps there is something here in the ephemeral nature of performance and of life itself, and certainly in the way that Pinchbeck, now 60 going on 70, was younger than his son is now on that fateful night. But any wistfulness is crushed by the constant game-playing; in its current form this play is ...