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Downlaod the Lancashire Photography Festival map: lancsphotofest map Festival launches across Preston outdoors on Good Friday Apr 2, 2021. 


“Absolutely  amazing. I hope this festival will become a tradition in Preston and grow bigger and bigger. Fantastic” audience feedback
“Garry Cook was a spectacular events organiser” poet Hollie McNish


Enjoy the Show works with artists, performers and poets, bringing arts, culture and performance to new audiences. In Lancashire, we give people an opportunity to see shows they would not otherwise experience.


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New events

Lancashire Photography Festival

Lancashire Photography Festival – outdoors on the streets of Preston – Apr 2 to May 23, 2021. More information in the news section.

F/Stop photography exhibition – Blackpool

The free exhibition takes place in 11 tram stops across Blackpool and features the work of 22 female photographers. From April 1 to May 1, 2021.

POSTPONED: JB Barrington – Lacking Poetential

Spoken word poet JB Barrington performs at Laurel and Hardy Museum Ulverston, lake District.

Cast Doncaster – New date will be added soon.

POSTPONED: The Community Centre by Nicola Gardner

l-r Tony McPherson Andrew George Deborah Colphon Nicola Gardner, stars of The Community Centre

Show has been postponed due to coronavirus. New date will be announced as soon as we can arrange it.

POSTPONED: Skank by Clementine Bogg-Hargroves

New date to be re-arranged.

POSTPONED: Alexander Rhodes One Foot In The Rave

The Ferret, Fylde road, Preston. NEW DATE COMING SOON. Tickets £7. Get your tickets here.

Lancashire Fringe Festival, Preston, May 15-24, 2019

All photos (below) by Garry Cook

Festival sponsor

Conlon Construction are an award winning, regional contractor delighted to be a sponsor of the Lancashire Fringe Festival.

www.conlon-construction.co.uk

What is Lancashire Fringe Festival?

Lancashire Fringe Festival (LFF) is about bringing the best performers and artists to Preston. Many of the performers are established artists who have developed hit shows – and we’re giving the people of Preston the chance to see them for FREE. We also intend to showcase some of the best up-and-coming talent in performance, art and comedy.

Our one-off shows across the city are either pay what you decide or ticketed (usually for as little as £5) –  the lowest price we can acheive so that as many people as possible get to see great theatre and performances in this city and across Lancashire.

Previous shows (all photos below by Garry Cook)

A Rock N Roll Suicide

Lee Mark Jones perfroms A Rock N Roll Suicide theatre show during lockodwn at The Ferret, Preston, Lancashire

You, Me & Cold War Steve – window exhibition at The Larder, Preston, during 2020 lockdown

Cold War Steve Exhibition at The Larder, Preston, Lancashire

Harry Baker: I Am 10,000

Harry Naker perfoms poetry during his I Am 10,000 tour at The Ferret, Preston, Lancashire.

Louise Fazackerley – The Glass Arc

Poet Louise Fazackerley at The Ferret, Preston, launching The Glass Arc tour.

Joanne Tremarco Women Who Wank

Joanne Tremarco performs Women Who Wank at The Ferret, Preston

JB Barrington poet

Spoken word poet JB Barrington performs at Laurel and Hardy Museum Ulverston, lake District.

Jim Higo poet

Spoken word poet Jim Higo performs at Laurel and Hardy Museum Ulverston, lake District.

Marvin Cheeseman poet

Spoken word poet Marvin Cheeseman performs at Laurel and Hardy Museum Ulverston, lake District.

Mike Garry poet

Poet Mike Garry at Bootleg Social, Blackpool

Boy’s Not Right by Lancashire People’s Theatre

Boys Not Right written by Su Moffat perfomed by Lancashire People's Theatre, starring Neil Procter, Anthea Carpernter-Procter and Orla Cottingham

Cole Moreton’s The Light Keeper

Author Cole Moreton performs The Light Keeper at The Larder, Preston, supported by Sam Hill

Essex Girl by Maria Ferguson

Welcome To Paradise by A Ship of Fools

Kevin P Gilday poet

Skank by Clementine Bogg-Hargroves

Oh Yes Oh No by Louise Orwin

Fuck You Pay Me by Joana Nastari

Catch 22 Years by Katie O’Brien

Oh! Suburbia! by Bob Karper

A Rock N Roll Suicide by Lee Mark Jones

Where There’s Muck There’s Bras by Kate Fox

From The Message Boards by Dan de la Motte

Work It Out by Krissi Musiol (part of Derelict)

Lancashire Briefs: Monologues

The Wandering Poet

Nannas With Banners

Look Up by Ruth E Cockburn

I Surrender! by Karen Featherstone

Control Pant Symphony by Natalie Wardle

The Secret by Louise Fazackerley

Hollie McNish

Women Who Wank by Joanne Tremarco

women who wank joanne tremarco

Frances Kay performing Sorry

lancashire fringe festival, michael porter photography, frances kay

Performance poet Louise Fazackerley

Alt-drag performer Timberlina

Performance poet Jess Green

Garry Starr Performs Everything

Ruth E Cockburn’s Love Letters From Blackpool

Garry Cook’s Worn

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