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Preston Youth Theatre Summer School coming to Preston Guild Hall
Preston Youth Theatre Summer School is coming to Preston Guild Hall for two weeks in August, leading up to a live performance on Saturday 13 August. 30 young people will have the […]
On Monday evening 2nd September 2013, BlueStreak Arts in collaboration with Bordello Theatre gave a superb performance of a production called Visio. It was staged at the Harris Flights in […]
Time for our weekly look at some top things to do in and around Preston for the week ahead. We’re publishing this on a Wednesday lunchtime so it previews the […]
The archives of the Harris Museum will be turned into a new play by a leading Preston arts group. Bluestreak Arts will be presenting Visio, a new outdoor show which […]
An extra £10,000 is set to be ploughed into Preston’s arts scene by the city council. Following the collapse of arts organisation Prescap in March the council has been re-distributing […]
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