In the Evening News & Updates
- 27th October 2011
Thebestof Lancaster supports the best of everything locally in the Lancaster & Morecambe area and is just about to re-launch with a new website at the beginning of November.
- 18th October 2011
The Dukes in Lancaster is thinking big this Christmas as it celebrates 40 years of entertaining families.
One of Roald Dahl’s most popular characters – The BFG – will be striding on to The Dukes stage from Friday November 25 2011
- 18th October 2011
With a stage full of instruments and an eclectic mix of recorded music, Little Bulb Theatre present Operation Greenfield, a show which wowed audiences at last year’s Edinburgh Fringe Festival.
- 9th October 2011
The skies above Lancaster will be ablaze with colour once again when Lancaster City Council launches its 2011 Firework Spectacular.
- 9th October 2011
Scare yourself silly as The Dukes cinema hosts a season of horror films for Halloween.
The season runs throughout October and ends on November 8th.
Be afraid - BE VERY AFRAID!
- 9th October 2011
Lancaster-based freelance photographer Darren Andrews has based his exhibition - Mother’s Ruin - on a day spent taking pictures in some of the city’s most well known and popular pubs.
- 2nd October 2011
The Dukes has kicked off its 40th anniversary celebrations in style with a glittering fundraising event.
And among the guests at Lancaster’s Ashton Hall was a former Dukes Youth Theatre member who now is a familiar face in Coronation Street
- 26th September 2011
Lancaster’s newest landlord and landlady were invited to learn the ropes at one of the city’s oldest pubs last week.
- 15th September 2011
Karaoke with a difference at The Dukes next month. Deafjam is a signed karaoke event which makes music and songs accessible to deaf people and signing accessible to hearing people.
It will be hosted on October 14 by Caroline Parker a deaf actress
- 9th September 2011
The Dukes is calling for stories of pub life and the characters who frequent your ‘local’ as the theatre prepares to launch its Pub Season.
Grumpy landlords or flirty bar-staff, to regulars propping up the bar, The Dukes wants to hear all about them.