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The ice hockey season is over and Nottingham Panthers are left empty handed in terms of silverware for the first time in three years...
I’m Not From London’s Fuzzbox, a night of dirty garage rock and psych, steps up a notch for its Easter egg-travaganza, moving on up to The Bodega. We went along for a listen.
Surprise, surprise, it's Cilla!
So what happens when Nottingham's talented young actors take on Tolstoy?
Boasting a great cast and beautiful animation, Wes Anderson’s latest may not be his best film, but it’s certainly worth a watch.
Director Ava DuVernay gives us a well-meaning, but underwhelming take on the Young adult classic.
We caught an advanced screening of Paddy Considine's directorial follow-up to 2011's Tyrannosaur at Broadway Cinema, where the director/writer/star was present to give a post-screening Q&A...
Romanticism, in literature, art, music and thought, changed the world. But as this new exhibition at Djanogly Gallery hopes to show, the tropes, moods and key landscape interests of the Romantic movement of the early nineteenth century now influences a new generation of artists. The show-stopper here – and effective summary of the show – is Mariele Neudecker’s big installation After-Life which succeeds in referencing a broad range of Romantic artists and issues...
Baddiel's new show tackles tragedy with comedic wit
Shadows and puppets bring Grandfather’s House to life
Grimm turns grim in this gritty adaptation of the classic
Legendary director Steven Spielberg's 33rd film takes us into a futuristic world of video games and virtual reality...
Robin Aubert's new zombie film might be decent for viewers of The Walking Dead, but real horror fans may be slightly less impressed...
Hang on to your champagne and get ready to squirm – this is going to be the worst week of Christian the art curator's life.
Fill your tabs with some proper Notts glory...
The third installment in Television Workshop's annual season is a well thought out critique of social media addiction...
Alicia Vikander’s astonishingly average take on the headstrong heroine made famous by the 90s video game franchise
Rough Trade was humming for a night of live music in aid of Anti-Slavery International, organised by the University of Nottingham’s Anti-Slavery Society in partnership with Impact Magazine...
Steve Best of Fake-Up has been working in the special effects industry for years, and now imparts his wisdom on the gore-lovers of Nottingham in his workshops...
The annual season at Television Workshop continues with a play about a gender inequality among actors four hundred years ago. Sound familiar..?
Lynne Ramsay’s fourth feature is taut, grimly poetic thriller about a former soldier’s search for redemption
The horror of the WWI trenches seen through the eyes of two horses
The annual season at Television Workshop kicked off with a play about a financial scandal that took place on the other side of the world before some of the cast were born...
One woman, a pair of high heels, and the universe – Superposition has it all.
Centenary Cities Nottingham is a city-wide partnership celebrating 100 years since British women were first granted the vote. This event saw women from all over Notts come together to discuss gender equality...
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