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Can a musical naturally stack up to it's historical beauty?
After headlining the Nottingham Indie Pop All Dayer, we sat down with Luke Haines to talk about his new his new career-spanning compilation, Gomez and kidnapping Princess Anne...
Friday 13th brought on four more films from the Mayhem team...
Five features and a whole heap of short films for day three of Mayhem...
Mayhem was finally back, ensuring a glorious four days of horror, sci-fi and cult cinema goodness. We donned our lanyards, filled our bags full of Relentless (other energy drinks are available) and headed down to Broadway...
We were bleary-eyed and bloodied, but not-yet beaten. And good job too, because the final day of Mayhem Film Festival 2017 was a clouter...
Welsh-Zambian director Rungano Nyoni delivers a deadpan satire of witchcraft in her debut feature film
Pete Dale, frontman of Milky Wimpshake, has been a regular at the Nottingham Indie Pop All Dayer for many years. This year, we sat down with him after his set to talk about what makes the event so special...
With the season over, it's time to have a look back at how Nottinghamshire fared this summer.
Dr. Kevin Harvey is an Assistant Professor in Sociolinguistics over at the University of Nottingham. Alongside a group of his students, he’s been reading poetry with dementia sufferers in care homes across Nottingham, with some astounding results...
A party for the political and intellectual elite ends with blood on the floor. Miriam Blakemore-Hoy went to see if The Party was worth attending...
The Nottingham Indie Pop All Dayer returns to The Maze, running the gamut from doyens of the DIY scene to chart-toppers. Our Gav went down to check it out...
Improv and impracticality with the Jokers
An early spooky treat from LaPelle's Factory
Arthur Miller's first critical and commercial success seeps into the present.
The dino loving nippers were in awe
They may be a bastard to step on, but the movie franchise juggernaut is rumbling on...
The funniest women in Notts performed to a home crowd...
Hannah Parker reviews the newest documentary tackling the difficulties of rehabilitation...
A story of coming of age in the 90s raises the curtain on the Playground festival.
Voted the nation's favourite play in a 2013 poll, Alan Bennett's 2004 stage classic set in a Sheffield grammar school in the 1980s remains both funny and thought-provoking.
35 years after Blade Runner was released, Harrison Ford is back as Rick Deckard. We went to see if it was worth the wait...
A coming of age story like no other from Nottingham born writer Sophie Ellerby.
Musicians and poets are joining forces this week for a long weekend of charity gigs in and around Nottingham. Under the national banner of the anti-austerity movement, We Shall Overcome, they’re bringing you a stellar weekend of local talent. In return, they’re asking you to dig deep and donate to help vital support services stay afloat…
Stephen Frears' half-hearted look into a very unlikely friendship…
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