Wednesday, 1 November 2017

Jason Byrne: The Man with Three Brains coming to Lincoln Drill Hall

Jason Byrne: The Man with Three Brains


Friday 10 November 8 pm at Lincoln Drill Hall

Jason has three brains; his left brain scans the audience and room, looking for improvements, his right brain collates stand-up material and stunts and his centre brain is Jason’s coach, pushing him to the limit. The fastest thinking comic around will not only trip himself up, but probably you too!
“Watching a new Jason Byrne show is a bit like witnessing lightning in a bottle.”
Edinburgh 
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Tickets: From £19.50 from 01522 873894 

www.liuncolndrillhall.com


Tuesday, 31 October 2017

MashUp is off to Hull! Fancy coming along?

Wednesday 15 November from 2.30pm

Location: Hull, the City of Culture!
We are very excited for our first MashUp field trip and we really hope you can join us. We have limited spaces in the coach, so if you want to come along make sure you get your free ticket through Eventbrite here. We will set off at 2.30pm from Lincoln (exact location TBC) and head back at around 10pm. Coach is paid for, just bring some pocket money!

This visit to the City of Culture will offer an opportunity to explore the 'Tell the World' programme - the fourth seasonal instalment in the city's landmark year - and to meet professional creatives from the other side of the Humber Bridge. It offers a unique opportunity to share experiences, develop ideas and strengthen networks across the sectors from both cities.
Any questions just ask! We'll also be adding a very special Christmas mash up in December, so watch this space...
The Spud Collective is made up of Simon Hollingworth, Charlie Kemp, Tom Briggs and Phoebe Wall-Palmer. We are all Lincoln locals and arts professionals intent on making Lincoln a hub for creative activity. 
Providing a platform for artists to present work-in-progress to supportive audiences for feedback. Get involved in the creative process and help to put Lincoln on the map as city that develops excellent artistic work!
 

Contact  spudcollective@gmail.com                       



Tuesday, 31 January 2017

Travel From Ibiza to the Norfolk Broads at Lincoln Drill Hall in February

From Ibiza to the Norfolk Broads at Lincoln Drill Hall

Tuesday 7 February 7.30pm

Adrian Berry’s acclaimed production is the tale of Martin, a David Bowie obsessive with an illness no-one understands. When an unexpected gift arrives on his birthday, Martin embarks on a journey in the footsteps of his obsession, leading him to discover long-hidden truths about himself. What follows will change his life forever…Featuring the voice of Rob Newman as David Bowie.

“Moving and touching, it blew me away. You forget you’re in a theatre, and you can’t ask for much more than that.” BBC London Live
Suitable for ages 16+

Tickets: £12 (£10 concessions, £8 students) from 01522 873894

Friday, 9 September 2016

Snaps - An Exhibition of 100 selected documentary photographs by Phil Cosker

Snaps -100 selected documentary photographs made between 1965 and 2016



Sam Scorer gallery, 5 Drury Lane, Lincoln, LN1 3BN:
Tuesday 27.09.16 – Saturday 08.10.16. Daily: 10.00 – 16.00
&
Hull School of Art & Design, Queens Gardens, Hull, HU5 3DG:
Friday 14.10.16 – Friday 04.11.16. Weekdays only: 09.00 – 18.00

Phil Cosker discovered Henri Cartier Bresson when he was 17 and started taking photographs soon after – it took him some time to start making them; when he did it was Bresson who was his first influence.

Why ‘Snaps’? The OED variously defines ‘snap’ thus: a quick or sudden closing of the jaws or teeth (shutter) in biting … something worth securing or getting hold of; an odd chance; a good place or job … a scrap fragment or morsel … to utter sharp, tart, or cutting words … to make a quick and eager catch at a thing … to take instantaneous photographs … 
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Getting Better Slowly at Lincoln Drill Hall

Getting Better Slowly at Lincoln Drill Hall

Thursday 22 & Friday 23 September 7.30pm

What if you woke up to find your body was slowly shutting down? Unable to walk, talk or blink…and nobody knows why. 

When Guillain BarrĂ© Syndrome affected Adam Pownall it caused paralysis within days. 

This is the inspiring story of his recovery told through new writing, sound and movement. 

Tickets: £12 (£10 concessions £8 students) from 01522 873894


A New EP by Anne Briggs

A New EP by Anne Briggs

The Anne Briggs - Four Songs EP has received very positive responses throughout the press. Last month Folk Radio UK published a lengthy new interview with Anne that focused on her early years as a travelling musician and the time around Four Songs. Earlier this week BBC Radio Four broadcast a wonderful half-hour interview with Anne - The Voices of Annie Briggs A further feature
is due to be published in the next issue of fROOTS.



















Four Songs, as the title suggests, collects together four previously unreleased recordings - three BBC
recordings from the radio series ‘Folk-Song Cellar’, plus one song privately recorded by one of Anne’s oldest friends - on a beautifully presented vinyl 7" EP.

These rare, simple, unadorned and intimate performances, aching with poignancy, make their first appearance on record, fifty years after recording and capture Anne Briggs singing at just the right time in her brief singing career.

Anne herself has been very excited about the project: “…the results couldn't have been better. Nice the way it came about too, with lost recordings and old friends caring for them for decades.”
Track list: 1 The Recruited Collier, 2 My Bonny Boy (A Bower In My Breast), 3 Polly Vaughan, 4 The Verdant Braes Of Skreen.

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www.fledglingrecords.co.uk

Friday, 12 August 2016

EXHIBIT OPENING 1066: A Medieval Mosaic 13th August - 28th October @ St. Mary In the Castle


EXHIBIT OPENING 1066: A Medieval Mosaic 13th August - 28th October @ St. Mary In the Castle 10am - 5pm Entry by donation

1066: A Medieval Mosaic opens this Saturday in our Crypt Gallery.
Comprised of 3,000,000 pieces of spring steel the Medieval Mosaic holds the Guinness World Record as the largest steel mosaic. The artwork, measuring 64 metres in length and weighing 450 kg, is a complete re-creation of the Bayeux Tapestry and was created over 20 years by Michael Linton. In addition to the original scenes captured in the Bayeux Tapestry, father and daughter team Michael and Rachael Linton have combined their talents to create the untold stories of 1066. An 8 metre 'Finale' section, taking 5 years to research and complete, tells the story from the end of the Battle of Hastings to the crowning of William the Conqueror on Christmas Day 1066. The 22 metre insert, taking a further 8 years to complete, tells the story of the Battle of Fulford Gate and the Battle of Stamford Bridge which preceded the Battle of Hastings. This 33 year artistic odyssey has resulted in a truly unique masterpiece.

The exhibition will hang in our gallery until October 28th.
Entry is by donation.

http://stmaryinthecastle.co.uk/