From claymation workshops to the next big music craze, Notts has a mixed bag of a week coming up...
Highlander
When: Monday 27 June, 8.30pm
Where: Savoy Cinema
How much: £6.95
When The Loft Movie Theatre were deliberating over the next film to showcase, they decided there can only be one… choice. That’s right, they’re bringing Highlander to Savoy Cinema on Monday 27 June. If you’re wanting some dodgy accents, iconic moments and to finally have the chance to understand all of the memes, now’s your chance.
Hang
When: Tuesday 28 June to Saturday 2 July
Where: The Lace Market Theatre
Directed by former chief of The Television Workshop, Ian Smith, Hang promises a tense night of drama, intrigue and unspeakable decisions. If you’re wanting something slightly thought-provoking, come and hang at The Lace Market Theatre - and support talented local artists in the process.
Hustle Presents…
When: Wednesday 29 June, 7pm
Where: Rough Trade
How much: £6.60
Jah Digga. Alex Mighten. Jimmy Rocket + Lvndlxrd. Need we say more? If you want a rave like no other, led by some of Nottingham’s most exciting musical talents (including LeftLion’s own Curtis Powell), then head on over to Rough Trade this Wednesday, and see out June in style.
Claymation Workshop
When: Wednesday 29 June, 7pm
Where: Carousel
How much: £9
If raves and action epics aren’t for you, then treat yourself to a more relaxing night at The Carousel - as Petra Taylor teaches you how to make a start in the adorable world of claymation. Ever wondered how Wallace & Gromit and Morph came to life? Wonder no more.
Future Sound of Nottingham 2022
When: Sunday 3 July, 6pm
Where: Rock City
How much: Free
Want to feel smug by discovering the next big thing in music before anyone else? Heading to Future Sound of Nottingham 2022 is the way to do it. Spotlighting nine of the most exciting artists in Notts, this one-of-a-kind competition will kickstart the careers of the next generation of local talent - with two of the competitors getting the chance to perform at Splendour Festival.
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