Actors Kieran Buckeridge and Ella Vale behind the bar of Lancaster’s Golden Lion Lancaster’s newest landlord and landlady were invited to learn the ropes at one of the city’s oldest […]
Dukes measures ‘The Price of Everything’
How much is beauty worth and what will people pay for an air guitar on eBay? These urgent questions and others are answered in The Price of Everything, Daniel Bye’s […]
Postman’s love of Morecambe revealed in new Dukes exhibition
Yacht Club by Richard Davis A postman’s love affair with Morecambe has produced a new photographic exhibition at The Dukes, which runs until 25th September. Richard Davis is often inspired […]
The Dukes plays host to Charlie and Lola’s ‘Bestest Play’
Everyone’s favourite brother and sister off the telly – Charlie and Lola – are bringing their magical stage show to The Dukes, Lancaster. Charlie and Lola’s Best Bestest Play is […]
Under Morecambe Skies exhibition set to reveal the town’s hidden chaos?
“Under Morecambe Skies” is a new photographic exhibition by Lancaster photographer Richard Davis which opens in the Dukes Gallery, Lancaster next Friday (2nd September) “The exhibition is a celebration of […]
Dukes says goodbye to ‘sparkling’ Merlin
Alsas! Alack! There’s just a few days to go before Merlin the wizard casts his final spell over Williamson Park in Lancaster. The Dukes very successful 25th anniversary season of […]
Dukes is “Top of the Ops”!
Glyndebourne Festival 2011 in Cinemas from Glyndebourne on Vimeo. Top opera comes to Lancaster this August – courtesy of The Dukes. Glyndebourne Opera’s latest production, Turn of the Screw, will […]
Anniversary art marks 25 years of Dukes ‘Plays in the Park’
The cast of A Midsummer Night’s Dream, 1987 by Matt Worden Some of the most striking images from 25 years of Dukes plays in the park have provided the inspiration […]
Protests at Lancaster’s Miss England Beauty Contest – Stopping the traffic?
When NLP hypnotherapist Mark Darlington organised a beauty pageant for for young, single women without children in Lancaster, he picked the wrong town. Lancaster women mounted a hilarious protest outside […]
In Review: The Price
At the end of his script of The Price, Arthur Miller unusually includes a Production Note: “A fine balance of sympathy should be maintained in the playing of the roles […]