Phoebe Foxtrot at a previous Lancashire Fringe Festival Pic: Garry Cook A huge performance festival returns to Preston this autumn with a series of free sho
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The festival has platformed over 80 performances and commissioned 25 new pieces or work. Over a dozen shows who have come to the festival have gone on to tour the UK and appear at Edinburgh Fringe. Lancashire People’s Theatre, whose monologues are written by local writers and performed by local actors, have enjoyed 100+ sell-out crowds at the last two festivals. They will once again produce new work, and tour it across the city and in South Ribble.
“Thanks to funding by Arts Council England, the shows are all free. This is very unusual but it means that the people of Preston have a unique opportunity to experience some of these stunning shows and be actively involved in the development of arts and culture within the city. The festival will take place between the end of September and into October this year. Other events and opportunities to take part will be announced in the build up to the festival
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