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Contemporary dance moves off the stage and into the streets in Florence's Peake's Lay Me Down

Nottdance: What the Body Does Not Remember

"She is dictating their every move, like a rhythmic form of torture. As she becomes more accustomed to her power, her commands quicken and get increasingly complex"

Nottdance Kicks Off

An insightful double bill from acclaimed choreographer Rosemary Butcher at Nottingham Contemporary, then onto the Bohunk Institute

Dr. Martens and The Stranglers Giveaway

Win tickets to meet and greet some of the punk era's most prolific punk rockers, thanks to the shoes of truth

Jon Ronson: The Shame Game

This man knows all there is to know about the public shaming game

Mia Jexen

We had a chat with the Danish actress about her role in Fortitude and her New College Nottingham days

International Women's Day with Corrina Rothwell

"I remortgaged my house to get my first batch of cards printed"

Pick of the Week: 9 - 15 March

Put on yer dancin' shoes, you've got a lot to do

Mia Jexen

We had a chat with the Danish actress about her role in Fortitude and her New College Nottingham days

International Women's Day with Corrina Rothwell

"I remortgaged my house to get my first batch of cards printed"

Pick of the Week: 9 - 15 March

Put on yer dancin' shoes, you've got a lot to do

Red's Live: Little Brother Eli

Sat 07 Mar 2015

As well as being a place to gorge yourself senseless on meat, Nottingham's latest restaurant whack on musicians

Red's Live: Little Brother Eli

Sat 07 Mar 2015

As well as being a place to gorge yourself senseless on meat, Nottingham's latest restaurant whack on musicians

Be Heard

Fri 06 Mar 2015

Loads of young people feel disengaged with politics, but one organisation is lending a platform to get the conversation going

Few Notts bands can say they’ve sold out Rescue Rooms and The Bodega, let alone boast a Glastonbury headliner (we’re talking Pyramid Stage too, not Jethro’s Lentil Yurt Stage). Ferocious Dog can. Hailing from Warsop, they released their debut album in 2013 and are set to release their second. We had a natter with fiddle player and co-songwriter, Dan Booth.

Be Heard

Fri 06 Mar 2015

Loads of young people feel disengaged with politics, but one organisation is lending a platform to get the conversation going

Stephanie McCourt

We spoke to Stephanie before her upcoming gig at Glee this Friday

Interview: DIY Poets' Francis McMahon

"We want the public to want to read poetry and not see it as an irrelevant art form"

Nottdance 2015 Preview

Dance4’s biennial festival, Nottdance, is back this month to bring experimental dance to the heart of Nottingham. Be you a dance fan or one of the uninitiated, we’ve had a look at what you can expect from the ten-day celebration of movement…

Stephanie McCourt