Culture Archive
(March 2015)

1 March 2015

Five-year anniversary for Lincoln Theatre Royal

An exclusive interview with Ian Dickens. Can you remember what you were doing in March 2010? Five years may not seem that long ago but thinking back… Gordon Brown was still Prime Minister and Labour were in power. Facebook was in its infancy. Prince William was a single man. Smartphones were a futuristic dream. Lincoln Read more…

Book news and reviews – March 2015

Troubadour Publishing has recently released two new books by Lincolnshire writers. Robert Jaggs-Fowler’s Lamplight in the Shadows is a novel about a young married Christian man’s romantic involvement with another woman and the moral questions it forces him to confront. Michelle Sherwood’s new children’s story Molly’s Mouse involves a girl’s magical friendship with a pet Read more…

It was always music for Elliott Morris

Passionate about music since he was a small child, singer-songwriter Elliott Morris is certainly hitting all the right notes and developing quite a fanbase for his unorthodox acoustic-percussive style and unique blend of folk, roots, rock and pop. Born in Swindon, but raised in Wales and Lincolnshire, the twenty-five-year-old always wanted to play the guitar Read more…