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Gogol Bordello

Goldie Lookin Chain

Good Vibrations - the Genius Of Brian Wilson

Gospel Singing Workshop

Jon Gomm

Cocktails and Crime: Go Your Own Way

Do Not Play This Piano Written and Performed by Will Pickvance

Do Not Play This Piano Written and Performed by Will Pickvance

Fen Giants Gobbits and Marsh Horrors

Urban Intro LIVE - Funk & Soul Cook Out

Live Performance. Gideon: a Play With Music

Decarbonising Governance Workshop

Matt Goss

Fangs Out

Y Lle Da | The Good Place SUNDAY EVENING MAIN STAGES TICKET | TOCYN NOS SUL PRIF LWYFAN

Game for Good

Jft 2025: Let's Go Karaoke!

Paradise Found: Ultimate Meat Loaf Show - Nottingham Playhouse

Theatre Review: (the) Woman at Nottingham Playhouse

The triumph of M’s hit play is hijacked by motherhood. What happens now? This play gives the truths society would prefer not to know about...

Hen House , Int Womens Day 2025

LeftLion's Latest Listens #17 special edition: Divorce

In this special edition of LeftLion's Latest Listens, we sample the debut album Drive to Goldenhammer from Nottingham's own Divorce...

Local playwright Jane Upton on her brand new play (the) woman

Written by Nottingham’s own Jane Upton and shortlisted for the Bruntwood Prize, (the) Woman is coming to Nottingham Playhouse this month. Following a woman struggling to balance her potential as a playwright with her responsibilities as a mother, it tackles hard truths about motherhood and conflicting identities. Jane was able to take the time out of her day to talk to us at LeftLion, having raced back from picking up arts and craft supplies for her children. But, as Jane herself puts it: “Sums it up, doesn’t it?”

A new play shines a light on the first pioneer of film-length animation and it is not Disney!

Lakeside Arts hosts this intriguing and inspiring play about Lotte Reiniger...

Gospel Singing Workshop

We hear from GOBs Poetry Collective on their fifth anniversary

One of Nottingham’s leading poetry groups, GOBS Collective, turns five this year. With an impressive list of publications, events and live showcases under their belts, our Literature Editor Andrew Tucker talks about the need for such creative communities that help people find their poetic voice.