Site search

Newstead Abbey Ghost Walk

Earth: Gobs Collective Showcase

Jeremy Sassoon & Friends [jazz/blues/soul]

Elvana: ELVIS FRONTED NIRVANA

Eyre Llew

The Illegal Eagles

Ahead of Thieves in the Night Release We Caught up with Local Actress Liv Paige

Thieves in the Night is the first feature-length film to come from The Red Carnage Company, an independent production organisation founded by Matthew Button, Maximilian Feurstein and Ted Dontchev - and we speak to the latter about his role as writer and director, as well as one of the film’s stars, and Nottingham native, Liv Paige…

Daudi Matsiko- Debut Album Launch show

Ming City Rockers

Ellie Bleach

‘ Groove Den’ Feat James Morton and Alex Hutchings [soul/funk/jazz]

The Hives

Leigh Francis - My First Time Tour

Theatre Review: The Children at Nottingham Playhouse

Life beyond the nuclear fallout zone? This play paints a picture of what that might be like...

LeftLion Magazine 170 April 2024

April's edition of LeftLion features interviews with Notts musicians Holly Humberstone, Juga-Naut and Express Office  Portico, Luminarium creators Architects of Air, trentbarton buses and Zippy Puppeteer Ronnie Le Drew. We also take a look back at the Hillsborough disaster 35 years on and hear from a Palestinian in Nottingham about the right to freedom of movement. Plus, find your usual helpings of Nottingham art, literature, film, food and culture.

Ncf Comedy Presents: Canalhouse Comedy Night

Crime Club: a Place Of Execution

Hedda

Bram Stoker's Dracula

Fresh

Newstead Abbey Ghost Walk

Getting to Grips With Erotica: a Beginner's Guide to Writing Kink

Caity Baser

We sat down with Charlotte Thomson-Morley to ask about her ideas, inspiration and other work.

Our wonderful cover art this month is by Charlotte Thomson-Morley, a South Notts illustrator and printmaker who makes work based around folklore and Paganism. We sat down with Charlotte to ask about her ideas, inspiration and other work.

We Speak to Caity Baser Ahead of Her Debut at Rock City

Humouring honesty and hysterics within every lyric she writes, the 'I’m A Problem’ singer-songwriter is anything but a worry for the future of Pop music.