Wheee! is Lakeside’s international children’s theatre and dance festival. The event includes a free family weekend […]
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Know a young person who needs a new challenge in 2019? Lakeside Arts on University Park […]
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Nye Bevan’s beautiful baby is 70 this year, but will she make a ton? A decade of austerity with a Brexit cherry on top has brought her to her knees. Dr Phil charts the course of the NHS from 1948 to as long as she lasts. Come cheer the heroes, boo the villains and look to the future of robot surgeons, Fitbit nurses and iPhone GPs. Batteries not included.
Tags: comedy, Dr Phil Hammond, health, medicine, NGS, theatre
Presented by New Perspectives.
Tags: Play, the fisherman, theatre
The Centre for Research in Race and Rights presents a screening of the Open Clasp Theatre Company’s play ‘Key Change’.
Tags: Centre for Research in Race and Rights, gender, Open Clasp Theatre Company, Play screening, theatre, women
Saddle up, jump on and gallop headlong into a story where loneliness gives way to hope, friends become heroes, and courage saves the day.
Tags: black beauty, Christmas, theatre
Brett Lee Roberts, Artistic Director of Target Theatre Company, presents ‘MADE. The Play’ to the Institute of Asia and Pacific Studies.
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Nottingham Lakeside Arts and New Street Theatre present BB Cooper’s musical The Jungle Book, written by Toby Hulse.
Tags: Djanogly Theatre, new street theatre, Nottingham Lakeside Arts, rudyard kipling, the jungle book, theatre
A dance/spoken word performance (Aakash Odedra Company).
Tags: dance, dance performance, Djanogly Theatre, echoes, i imagine, Lakeside Arts, Lakeside Arts Centre, theatre, theatre and dance, threads of empire
Nottingham Lakeside Arts are delighted to be collaborating once again with The Nottingham New Theatre to co-produce Blue Stockings — a play by Jessica Swale with a full student cast.
Tags: blue stockings, Nottingham Lakeside Arts, theatre, womens rights