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A Terrible Beauty...

Fri 23 May 2014

A docudrama about the 1916 Easter Rebellion in Dublin, in which the Second Battalion of Sherwood Foresters participated, is coming to Broadway

Interview: Mark Elder of The Hallé Orchestra

Fri 23 May 2014

The Hallé Orchestra are Royal Concert Hall residents, bringing their fresh take on classical music over the Pennines from Manchester, to us, for over a decade. We spoke to music director and conductor, Sir Mark Elder, about why we should all treat our ears to a different kind of performance than they might be used to…

Neat14 Music: Manière des Bohémiens

Thu 22 May 2014

The gypsy jazz outfit are performing at CAST as part of Neat14 on Friday 23 May

A History of Nottingham on Television 1953-2014

Thu 22 May 2014

It’s been just over ten years since Carlton Studios on Lenton Lane was shut down, with more than 350 jobs going to the wall with it. Since then, we’ve had our Central news broadcast to us from Birmingham, which as anyone with a vague sense of direction and geography can tell you, is not near enough to us to be called local. The launch of Notts TV is full of hope and promise - a bit like Notts County and Forest fans at the start of every season, but with less naivety. Could it mark a return to the glory days of us having local telly that actually means something to the people of this city? Let’s press the rewind button on our HD ready flatscreens and look dreamily into the distance as the screen goes all wibbly and we flashback to watch Nottingham’s role in local and national TV through the years…

A Beckett Evening

Wed 21 May 2014

A pair of Beckett plays, Happy Days and Not I, performed by the Lace Market Theatre's amateur company

Painter, Painter

Wed 21 May 2014

The 'salon hang' in Nottingham Castle's Long Gallery has gone - to be replaced by a fresh new exhibition of contemporary British painting

Grey Hairs and Hello Thor celebrate Harry Nilsson

Tue 20 May 2014

The band and record label explain why they are teaming up to release a record with an extra special launch night on Friday

Notts TV

Tue 20 May 2014

Notts TV is gearing up for its launch in May. We caught up with the Channel Director, Jamie Brindle, a former Producer for Radio Nottingham’s Morning Show, to find out what to expect from day one and beyond...

The Second Minute

Mon 19 May 2014

One hundred years after the First World War, a researcher delves into the letters of a young soldier from Notts

New Art Club: Hercules

Mon 19 May 2014

Award-winning comedy and dance duo New Art Club performed their new production, Hercules – a dance cabaret

The Most Ugly Child - Lover O' Mine

Mon 19 May 2014

The Nottingham band give us a sneak peak of a song from their upcoming EP

Michael Eaton & Eddie Campbell

Mon 19 May 2014

Charlie Peace brought back to life in Nottingham-based graphic novel

Godzilla

Mon 19 May 2014

The British Director of 2010's Monsters helms this reboot in the year of the franchise's sixtieth anniversary

Pick of the Week: 19 - 25 May

Sun 18 May 2014

Just when you thought life couldn't get any better, we go and drop all this hot stuff on you

La Folie de la Maison de Carisbrooke

Sat 17 May 2014

Eat your heart out Bunuel and Dali - here’s some Notts surrealism for your faces

Left Pie-On: May

Thu 15 May 2014

"There was a sizeable crowd on the field, but those in the stands still singing about our wheelbarrow brought a lump to the throat"

NEAT14

Wed 14 May 2014

The Nottingham European Arts & Theatre Festival makes a welcome return this year

Lulu B's Little Vintage Beauty Parlour

Wed 14 May 2014

Unbeknownst to many, there's the sweetest place to get your barnet sorted - fifties style - in the middle of Hopkinson...

Live: Everywhere Festival 2014

Tue 13 May 2014

With wAFF, Route 94, Hannah Wants, MK, Keela, Hudson Mohawke and more

Live: Katy Perry

Tue 13 May 2014

A night of pop perfection as the singer brings The Prismatic World Tour to the Capital FM Arena

Pride and Prejudice

Tue 13 May 2014

Nottingham’s McGibney Productions have started on a series of webisodes of Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice

Interview: Rhythm Plate

Tue 13 May 2014

Matt Rhythm and Ant Plate were two youngsters wandering around Matlock with no direction or hope. This all changed when they met and realised that together they could conquer the world of deep house and strut a funkier path than anyone had strutted before. We challenged them to a tea drinking contest and, when caffeined up, asked them a bunch of questions...