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Film Review: Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again

Wed 01 Aug 2018

Set to the soundtrack of the seventies, the Mamma Mia! gang have dusted off their glittery platforms to bring audiences a second instalment that has almost as much sparkle as the original…

Film Review: Incredibles 2

Tue 31 Jul 2018

Even if you no longer have a sense of childlike wonderment, Brad Bird’s new animated adventure is chock full of laughs, action and heartfelt messages, making it just as fun for adults as it is for kids…

Film Review: Apostasy

Tue 31 Jul 2018

An unforgiving, documentary-esque portrayal of a Jehovah’s Witness family in crisis

Live Review: Fuzzbox at The Angel

Mon 30 Jul 2018

When I say Fuzzbox is a hot night you better believe I mean it H-O-T! We headed down to The Angel to check out the latest selection of cool bands.

Live Review: Fan Club at JT Soar

Sun 29 Jul 2018

The fabulous Fan Club folk formulate an excellent evening’s entertainment. We head down to the sweatbox that is JT Soar to check it out.

Review and Photos: Splendour Festival 2018 at Wollaton Park

Fri 27 Jul 2018

Sun shining, six-week holidays tantalisingly close, ice cream vans tittering merrily in the distance… Summer has arrived, and this July, so did Splendour. This year, we partied like a ten-year-old as the festival opened its metaphorical doors to another musical bash that celebrated the completion of its first decade in true style...

Art Review: Mountain of Tongues at Backlit Studios

Wed 25 Jul 2018

Our Adrian went to Backlit to find that although Mountain of Tongues has just finished, but nothing stops him from a good review. Better late than never, he says...

Film Review: Mary Shelley

Sat 21 Jul 2018

There's much more to Mary Shelley than just Frankenstein...

Comedy Review: David Sedaris

Fri 20 Jul 2018

The Radio 4 fave packed out the Concert Hall

Boilermaker Have Had A Boilermakeover

Thu 19 Jul 2018

There’s more drinking going on in the back alleys of Carlton Street than you’d realise. Hockley’s never been one to shy away from a hidden bar or two, and one of them has just undergone a ruddy good (boiler)makeover...

Urban Explorers - Tom Dale Company Dance Review

Thu 19 Jul 2018

For those who don’t know, Urban Explorers is an annual dance event in Notts, coordinated by the internationally renowned Tom Dale Company, who have come together with Inspire to uplift and encourage young dancers across the city.

World Cup 2018 Review: A Tournament of Thrills, Spills and VAR

Tue 17 Jul 2018

Well, what a tournament that was. Four weeks of exhilarating jousting on the football field which saw France crowned as World Cup champions for only the second time...

5 Notts Albums to Listen to This July

Thu 12 Jul 2018

Some banging albums from the best bands Notts has to offer...

Black Writers Network's Ioney Smallhorne Talks New Anthology When We Speak

Sat 07 Jul 2018

When We Speak: An Anthology of Black Writing in Nottingham is a new collection showcasing the work of nine poets from the city’s Black Writers Network. The pamphlet, edited by Panya Banjoko and published by New Art Exchange in association with Nottingham Black Archive, “challenges how blackness is seen or is expected to be seen” and aims to raise awareness of the continuing rich literary tradition of the African Caribbean community in Nottingham. We caught up with one of the poets included in the book: writer, filmmaker, and educator Ioney Smallhorne…

Theatre Review: Chess

Fri 06 Jul 2018

A musical? With Abba music? Set in the 80's? Well, that sounds like a great idea for a raucous comedy...

Art Review: Darbar Fringe at New Art Exchange

Fri 06 Jul 2018

Our Adrian popped dahn to the New Art Exchange to check out the Darbar Fringe Festival...

Art Review: Black Dolls The Power of Representation at Sudbury Hall

Thu 05 Jul 2018

Panya Banjoko explores the powerful exhibition about black dolls and how they have been perceived...

Film Review: Ocean's 8

Mon 02 Jul 2018

Gary Ross creates an easy-going and fun-loving heist movie, but it falls short in comparison to it’s sleek and stylish predecessors…

Film Review: Calibre

Fri 29 Jun 2018

The highly anticipated British thriller from Nottingham's Wellington Films is available to view on Netflix now...

Theatre Review: Cirque Berserk at Theatre Royal Rocks the House with Sex, Death and Leotards

Thu 28 Jun 2018

We went to Theatre Royal to check out Cirque Berserk...

Film Review: The Happy Prince

Wed 27 Jun 2018

Rupert Everett writes, directs and stars in the new Oscar Wilde biopic...

5 Notts Albums to Listen to This June

Tue 26 Jun 2018

Some cracking offerings from some top dollar Notts musicians...

Film Review: Hereditary

Fri 22 Jun 2018

The best horror film of the year, or yet another movie that fails to live up to the hype? Natalie Mills gives her verdict on the horror film everyone is talking about...

Film Review: Trentside

Wed 20 Jun 2018

I’m going to lay it out like it is. Trentside by Charlie Delaney a cracking film. It’s 30 minutes of beautiful cinematography and proper good story-telling.

Art Review: SEE HERE at the former Neale’s Auction House

Tue 19 Jun 2018

We joined a celebration of Nottingham’s diverse art scene housed in a breathtaking non-gallery space…

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