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Theatre Review: The King and I

Ian C Douglas reviews the King and I at the Theatre Royal...

Reimag(in)ing the Victorians: Gallery Tours

Ryan Young, Violin

Kitchen Dancing Class - Soul, Disco & Pop

Snayx

Get Into Teaching East Midlands

Beeston Tales - the Secret Commonwealth

Cocktail Crafternoon: Gin Glass Painting

Amplify Festival

Wandering Monster [jazz]

Supersuckers & The Warner E Hodges Band

Free Lunchtime Concert

Boatyard Builders: Bringing Notts’ Disused Boatyard Back to Its Roots of Adventure

With demand in Nottingham for a new climbing centre, Boatyard Boulders are bringing a disused boatyard back to its roots of adventure...

Gig Review: Heavy Lungs at The Bodega

Formed during the early days of summer 2017, Bristol punk/noise rock quartet Heavy Lungs have gone from strength to strength, even through a global pandemic. Showcasing their exhilarating debut album All Gas No Brakes, they leave no stone unturned at their headline show at The Bodega...

Gig Review: Halina Rice at Rescue Rooms

Electronic music producer Halina Rice transports the crowd at Rescue Rooms to a VR inspired soundscape. Her work emerges at the intersection of art and technology, immersing her listeners within her very own trippy, hyper-real dimension...

Gig Review: Kristin Hersh at Metronome

With her introspective and enigmatic writing style, it really is no wonder that singing-songwriting powerhouse Kristin Hersh has a three-decade-long career under her belt. Her prolific solo venture has seen the release of twentyrecords, not to mention her time in nineties alt-rock group Throwing Muses, and the more-recent 50 Foot Wave. Armed with her trusty guitar, she takes the stage at Nottingham's Metronome...

Gig Review: John Power at The Bodega

In addition to a flourishing solo career, John Power had the distinction of being a member of two iconic British bands of the eighties and the nineties, The La’s and Cast. While continuing to work with the La’s, Power resumed his solo career in 2006, releasing an album of hard-stomping folk-rock, Willow She Weeps, in the autumn of that year. Now, he brings music from across his career to The Bodega...

Jesca Hoop

Simon Reeve - to the Ends Of the Earth

The King and I

Modern Folk Horror: Creative Writing Talk & Workshop

An Audience With Lynne Hanson

Theatre Review: It’s A Bird at Lakeside Arts Centre 

What a show: It’s a Bird from the Equality Act. Bea Udeh reviews Jordan Gray's latest show... 

Gig Review: Freya Ridings at Rock City

With top-ten single Lost Without You under her belt, singer-songwriter Freya Ridings is fast-becoming a household name. Following the release of her sophomore studio album Blood Orange, the Castles singer embarks on a string of autumn UK tour dates, making a stop at Nottingham's Rock City...

Gig Review: ANNISOKAY at Rescue Rooms

The German death-core quartet took to Rescue Rooms with style, energy and charisma; Ben Blissett reviews...