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Theatre Review: West Side Story

Wed 31 May 2017

Carlton Operatic Society get down on the West Side

Theatre Review: East is East

Wed 31 May 2017

Nottingham Playhouse transforms into 1970's Salford for Suba Das' production of East is East, starring Nottingham Television Workshop's Sabrina Sandhu...

Music Reviews: May

Fri 26 May 2017

With Alice Short, Alec Bowman, Ben McElroy, Brooders, Crimson General, Fonzse, Gallery 47, Jum and I'm Not From London...

Theatre Review: The Perfect Murder

Wed 24 May 2017

A perfectly chilling piece...

Notes from the Middle Kingdom: Bellies and Beijing

Wed 24 May 2017

We get bleddy everywhere these days! From the Middle Kingdom to the Midlands, long-time friend of the mag James Kramer fills us in on his thoughts surrounding China's hottest fashion trend...

Live Music Review: One Night in Nottingham at The Maze

Tue 23 May 2017

We had a trek up Mansfield Road for a proper old-school rave that did it like they don't do 'em any more...

Theatre Review: Ross Noble

Mon 22 May 2017

Ross Noble, 4 other comedians, and some pissed students. High comedy, low alcohol tolerance.

6 Books to get Stuck into This May

Sat 20 May 2017

Books from Nottingham's finest, reviewed for your pleasure...

Theatre Review: Rent

Thu 18 May 2017

Devastating. Uplifting. Beautiful.

Live Music Review: Rose Elinor Dougall at The Bodega

Wed 17 May 2017

We got dahn to check out a performance from an artist who’s played in front of thousands alongside Mark Ronson, but who played to a humble crowd of about 100 at Nottingham’s Bodega in early April…

Theatre Review: O No!

Mon 15 May 2017

Cynicism is too easy - Jamie Wood conjures playful magic in Yoko Ono tribute

Theatre Review: Out of This World

Sat 13 May 2017

A bewildering drug induced dreamscape condenses into a tough decision

Love and Longing in Sarif's The World Unseen

Fri 12 May 2017

Nottingham Trent University's Re:Vision series welcomed author and filmmaker Shamim Sarif to the Broadway on Wednesday 10 May to watch and talk about her novel and film The World Unseen. Sue Barsby went down to hear the author's thoughts on the book, and the importance of love in a time of segregation.

Theatre review: The Wedding Singer

Thu 11 May 2017

A feel good 80s trash-glamour salute to the Adam Sandler film

Film Review: Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2

Tue 09 May 2017

Our favourite guardians are back doing what they do best – saving the Galaxy. Star-Lord, Gamora, Drax, Rocket and Groot first leapt onto the big screen in 2014 where it quickly became the most successful Marvel film at the time.

This year, we’re introduced to new characters, new planets, and gain new love for characters we didn’t have much for in the first instalment...