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Theatre Review: Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo at the Theatre Royal

Thu 06 Oct 2022

Pirouettes and parody - Ian C Douglas takes a trip to Theatre Royal to see Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo...

Interview: Pam Abbott on 30 Years of Nottingham's Mental Awareness Health Weeks

Wed 05 Oct 2022

Poor mental health can affect anyone at any time, and we’re especially vulnerable during times of hardship, loss or uncertainty. Aiming to reduce stigma and promote greater understanding of the issue is Nottingham’s Mental Health Awareness Weeks, which have now been running for thirty years. With more than twenty events taking place at a variety of locations across the city including cinemas, allotments, and community centres between Monday 10 to Friday 21 October, we grabbed a chat with the event’s Chair and Coordinator Pam Abbott to hear all about it...

Nine Night Comes To Nottingham Playhouse

Wed 05 Oct 2022

Telling a story of grief and family, Nine Night is coming to Nottingham Playhouse later this month...

Nottingham Castle Host Haunted Cave Experience This Halloween

Tue 04 Oct 2022

Led by Dr Abraham van Helsing, would you dare to enter the haunted caves?

Known for Their No Compromise Patties, Yello Yard are Changing the Nottingham Caribbean Food Scene

Tue 04 Oct 2022

Specialising in ‘no compromise’ patties, Yello Yard are filling a gap in Nottingham’s food scene that has been around for far too long. Co-owner Jowayne Marks tells us how he and his partner, Mahalia Chambers, made it happen…

6 of the Best Events in Nottingham This Week: Nottdance Launch, A Pint and a Half of Vinyl and More

Mon 03 Oct 2022

Music, comedy, comedy and music - take your pick this week...

Exhibition Review: Blk this & Blk that … a state of urgency at Djanogly Gallery

Mon 03 Oct 2022

Michael Forbes’ work is a bubbling cauldron of ideas, sculptural forms, festival images, and photographs. Both playful as well as critically engaged with serious themes, his art now forms Blk this & Blk that … a state of urgency at Djanogly Gallery, Lakeside Arts…

Film Review: The River

Mon 03 Oct 2022

This short film from East Midlands-based production company SuperfreakMedia offers the perfect start to spooky season...

Gig Review: Frank Turner at Rock City

Fri 30 Sep 2022

Punk’s not dead; it’s alive, electric and accessible. Rock City veteran Frank Turner struck more than just a chord within the hearts of his audience at his long anticipated, sold-out show...

Gig Review: Lime Cordiale at Rescue Rooms

Fri 30 Sep 2022

One of Australia’s most popular bands brought personality, humour and style to the intimate setting of Rescue Rooms...

Theatre Review: The Mousetrap at Theatre Royal

Wed 28 Sep 2022

The Mousetrap held its world premiere at Theatre Royal Nottingham in 1952 - and now the seventieth anniversary tour of Agatha Christie’s iconic thriller returns to the city...

Film Review: Moonage Daydream

Mon 26 Sep 2022

Brett Morgen’s Bowie movie makes welcome ch-ch-ch-ch-changes to the music documentary formula…

The Best Events in Nottingham This Week: Stuart Pearce, Michael Palin and More

Mon 26 Sep 2022

Stars from big to rising are in the city over the next seven days...

Film Review: Don’t Worry Darling

Sun 25 Sep 2022

Should you be worried by the mixed response to this Harry Styles-starring drama? Absolutely not, writes Sophie Robinson…

Film Review: Both Sides of the Blade

Sun 25 Sep 2022

Claire Denis's latest is a sensual and thoroughly thrilling tale about deceit, failures and lost loves…

How Maggie’s Support Centre Is Aiming to Raise Money With a Culture-Filled Tour of Nottingham

Fri 23 Sep 2022

Providing care to patients and their families, Maggie’s are the free cancer support centre stationed outside City Hospital. Now they’re raising money to keep the centre running through their annual Culture Crawl - the five-mile night walk kept lively by a selection of Nottingham personalities and performers. We catch up with Maggie’s about the work they do, the celebratory nature of the walk and how to get involved…

Gig Review: The House of Love at Rescue Rooms

Thu 22 Sep 2022

The House of Love took to the stage in Nottingham for a performance that almost succumbed to a cancellation...

We Are Floot Are Opening the Door to Nottingham’s Independent Venues

Wed 21 Sep 2022

A new free app called We Are Floot is good news for venues and fun-seekers

Film Review: Girl Picture

Wed 21 Sep 2022

This Finnish coming-of-age drama has been a hit with critics so far - but is it a hit with us?

The Reel Raleigh: 8 Times Nottinghamshire's Famous Cycling Brand Appeared on Screen

Wed 21 Sep 2022

You think bikes, you think Raleigh - and that’s largely down to their immeasurable influence on the big and small screen. Here are some of their finest moments in showbusiness…

The Best Events to Check Out in Nottingham This Week: This Is England, BBC Introducing and More

Mon 19 Sep 2022

Comedy, caves and Kes from This Is England are the talk of the town this week...

Six of Nottingham's Finest Hidden Gems

Mon 19 Sep 2022

It’s not all about Robin Hood and Nottingham Forest around here, you know. In fact, there are loads of great places that keep things low key but are well worth a visit. Here are six of the best…

Artistic Director Steve Summersgill Tells Us About Working With Wes Anderson, Studying at Nottingham Trent and What He Has Planned for the Future

Sun 18 Sep 2022

From studying Theatre Design at Nottingham Trent University back in 2001 to working on the Oscar-winning masterpiece that is The Grand Budapest Hotel in 2014, Steve Summersgill has had one hell of a career so far - and with his upcoming work including a DC movie and Emily Brontë’s life story, it doesn’t look like slowing down soon. We chat to the multi-talented Art Director about his time in Nottingham, working with Wes Anderson, and how an unplanned trip to Prague opened the door to Hollywood…

We Take a Look at Just How Green Nottingham’s Travel Options Really Are

Sun 18 Sep 2022

This issue we’re mainly banging on about cycling and the thriving local community that rolls with it. But while they’re probably the greenest way to get about town - and often the quickest - bikes aren’t the only option to go places while keeping your emissions down. Environment Editor Adam Pickering takes a look at Nottingham’s other travel options, and weighs up their green credentials…

Film Review: Crimes of the Future

Sat 17 Sep 2022

David Cronenberg returns to his body horror roots in this late-career gem…

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