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Riding on Solomon’s Carpet: Poetry from Nottingham’s Refugees

Mon 26 Mar 2018

“Projects like this open doors for people like me,” says Victoria Mponda, of her experience with Riding on Solomon’s Carpet, an anthology of poetry from refugees and asylum seekers living in the East Midlands...

Film Review: Ready Player One

Mon 26 Mar 2018

Legendary director Steven Spielberg's 33rd film takes us into a futuristic world of video games and virtual reality...

Film Review: Ravenous

Sun 25 Mar 2018

Robin Aubert's new zombie film might be decent for viewers of The Walking Dead, but real horror fans may be slightly less impressed...

Film Review: The Square

Sat 24 Mar 2018

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.

9 Notts Albums To Add To Your Playlist

Fri 23 Mar 2018

Fill your tabs with some proper Notts glory...

Nottingham Poetry Festival 2018

Wed 21 Mar 2018

Festival season officially starts here, and it’s kicking off with a right wordy celebration of all things lyrical...

Theatre Review: Instinct at Television Workshop

Wed 21 Mar 2018

The third installment in Television Workshop's annual season is a well thought out critique of social media addiction...

Film Review: Tomb Raider

Tue 20 Mar 2018

Alicia Vikander’s astonishingly average take on the headstrong heroine made famous by the 90s video game franchise

Live Music Review: Sounds Against Slavery 2 at Rough Trade

Mon 19 Mar 2018

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...

Review: Fake-Up Prosthetic Workshop at The Malt Cross

Mon 19 Mar 2018

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...

Theatre Review: Nell Gwynn at Television Workshop

Fri 16 Mar 2018

The annual season at Television Workshop continues with a play about a gender inequality among actors four hundred years ago. Sound familiar..?

Film Review: You Were Never Really Here

Fri 16 Mar 2018

Lynne Ramsay’s fourth feature is taut, grimly poetic thriller about a former soldier’s search for redemption

Theatre Review: War Horse

Thu 15 Mar 2018

The horror of the WWI trenches seen through the eyes of two horses

Theatre Review: Enron at Television Workshop

Tue 13 Mar 2018

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...

Theatre Review: Superposition at Nottingham Playhouse

Sun 11 Mar 2018

One woman, a pair of high heels, and the universe – Superposition has it all.

All You Need To Know About The Second Nottingham Label Market

Fri 09 Mar 2018

Celebrating independent record labels within the city, it takes over the Malt Cross this Saturday...

Review: 100 Years On... The Long Road to Gender Equality Event

Fri 09 Mar 2018

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...

Film Review: Wonder Wheel

Fri 09 Mar 2018

Woody Allen's first film of the #MeToo era has been universally panned by critics, but whether that's a result of the director's reputation or the quality of the film itself is a matter of debate...

Live Music Review: Jake Bugg at the Royal Concert Hall

Thu 08 Mar 2018

On Friday night, Notts born Jake Bugg hit up the Royal Concert Hall to play an acoustic set to his home crowd... and some special kids at the QMC...

Film Review: Sweet Country

Thu 08 Mar 2018

Warwick Thornton's powerful tale of an Aboriginal farm hand on the run after killing a white cattle rancher in 1920s Australia

Film Review: Mute

Wed 07 Mar 2018

Moon director Duncan Jones' latest film has been critically panned after it's release on Netflix last month. We went to see if it's actually as bad as everyone is saying...

Live Music Review: Paul Draper at the Rescue Rooms

Tue 06 Mar 2018

Chaotic scenes at the ex-Mansun man's gig in Nottingham...

Art Review: Strike Site at Backlit

Mon 05 Mar 2018

Strike Site brings together a number of artworks created in response to the current refugee crisis. Spanning several rooms of former factory Backlit, the pieces evoke contrasting feelings of stubborn presence and fleeting transportability. Seeking refuge from the snow, we followed curator and Chair of the Board of New Contemporaries Sacha Craddock on a tour around the exhibition...

Exhibition Review: STRATA:1 at Surface Gallery

Mon 05 Mar 2018

STRATA is a series of exhibitions that explore the "raw medium of paint". In STRATA:1, the first exhibition of the series curated by Sarah Cunningham, the artists use paint to explore the entwining theme of nature and humanity. The styles of the five artists are vividly juxtaposed, creating a startling but effective exhibition that, as a whole, seems to highlight how much humans impact our natural landscape...

Film Review: I, Tonya

Sat 03 Mar 2018

Craig Gillespie creates an energetic and intense account of the life of one of America’s most controversial sporting stars

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