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An exhibition looking at relationships between the 900-year-old Chester Cathedral and the history of the British empire is opening in partnership with the University of Chester.

Short films by University of Chester students and a Warrington-based theatre company will feature in a free event celebrating LGBT+ History Month.

A series of free talks at the University of Chester continues in 2023 with researchers in psychology, music, languages, cultures and history sharing their insights.

A Musical Theatre student is following in the footsteps of the likes of Ewan McGregor and Michael Sheen after being awarded a prestigious scholarship.

The worlds of arts and culture, health, social care and education will join together at a free University of Chester-led event to discover new opportunities to make a difference to people’s lives.

How Christianity influences the dieting industry, the secret life of Kenneth Williams and understanding conflict through writing will be explored in free Festival talks.

A music release by students has entered the Music Week Commercial Pop Club Chart, one of the UK's most important club charts, at number 30, and is expected to climb higher in the next few weeks.

The ways in which theatre performance and science intersect and interact will be explored at a free public lecture at the University of Chester next week.

An epic roller coaster of a play, travelling from 1968 to 2525 and back again will be performed by students from the University of Chester, with the emphasis on being an eco-friendly production.

A BAFTA award-winning producer, writer and editor of some of the UK’s most famous TV shows is among guests from the creative industries who will feature in a day of inspiring free workshops and talks.

Students are presenting live-streamed performances of a deeply moving play highlighting homophobia, the depths to which humanity can sink and the heights of compassion of which people are capable.

A virtual conference organised by University of Chester and Worcester academics will bring together speakers from around the world to explore how siblings are represented on stage, page and screen.