The Artist – on its way to The Dukes. Image © The Weinstein Company Films which swept the board at The Oscars will be screened at The Dukes this spring. […]
Thesps promise Prizes for Dukes fund raisers
Dukes patron Cherylee Houston is offering a tour of the Street A Coronation Street tour by one of its stars, luxury mini-breaks, a private cinema screening and a day as […]
Dukes calls out for Musical Youth
Calling all young bands, singers, djs and mcs – The Dukes needs you! Opportunities for young people aged 13-19 to perform at a new series of live music nights in […]
Classic Greek tragedy gets a comic twist at The Dukes
A comic no-holds-barred subversion of a Greek tragedy will have audiences crying with laughter at The Dukes next month. Following on from its acclaimed production of Moby Dick which played […]
Love’s Labour: Lancaster Shakespeare Festival
The Dukes is playing a lead role in Lancaster’s first Season of Shakespeare which opens today. Shakespeare is England’s best known playwriter and if you have not seen any of […]
Queen Elizabeth I set for Lancaster walkabout this Saturday
A stilt-walking Queen Elizabeth I will be out and about in Lancaster city centre from 12-4pm on Saturday, interacting with people and distributing leaflets for The Dukes Lancaster Season of […]
Snaps & Sugar, Snails & Spice: Children’s Film Festival
Lancaster Children’s Film Festival returns from Wednesday 15 – Saturday 18th February. Its aims are simple: bringing great films to the city to entertain, and hosting workshops and classes to engage […]
Monster Fun for Half Term at The Dukes
Young people wil be able to enjoy a monster half-term treat at The Dukes next month, with its cinema and creative learning department hosting an exciting monster moviemaking workshop inspired […]
howdenjones ‘Beautiful Music’ tour to launch at the Dukes
Local muscians Kate Howden and Paul Jones kick off their 2012 season at The Dukes, Lancaster on Saturday 4th February. They are joined by Laurence Canty on bass and Trevor […]
Funding cuts prompt Council look at ways to protect key services
Lancaster City Council’s Cabinet will consider a number of items related to its 2012 budget on Tuesday 17th January – and it looks like car parking fees may rise as […]