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Theatre Review: Love Sick

Tue 28 Mar 2017

All about the birds, the bees, and the aliens with dodgy wigs.

Live Music Review: Jurassic 5's Chali 2na and Krafty Kuts at Southbank City

Sat 25 Mar 2017

There aren’t many places you can go for an old-fashioned dinner and dance these days, but Notts-based label / promoter / caterer Gangsta Wraps are putting that right with their Rhyme and Dine evenings...

Live Music Review: High Tides at Rock City

Fri 24 Mar 2017

The release show for new record I'm Not Giving Up, I'm Just Starting Over was a success...

9 Notts Music Albums to Tickle your Tabs

Wed 22 Mar 2017

We review the latest music albums born in Nottingham

Film Review: Beauty and the Beast

Tue 21 Mar 2017

Disney remake their own film - turning animation to live action.

Theatre Review: Cartoonopolis

Tue 21 Mar 2017

What are we going to do tonight, Brain? See a one-person show about autism, family life and cartoons? Nerf!

Poetry and Chat with Nottingham Trent University's Rory Waterman

Mon 20 Mar 2017

Not only is Rory Waterman Senior Lecturer in English and Creative Writing at Nottingham Trent University, his debut poetry collection, Tonight the Summer’s Over, was shortlisted for the Seamus Heaney Prize in 2014. We had a chat with him about what politics and poetry mean to him…

Theatre Review: The St Petersburg Classic Ballet perform Swan Lake at the Royal Concert Hall

Mon 20 Mar 2017

It's strictly ballet...

Live Music Review: Brad Dear EP Launch at The Bodega

Sat 18 Mar 2017

The singer-songwriter celebrated the release of his The Only Road I Know EP...

Film Review: Kong Skull Island

Thu 16 Mar 2017

The iconic giant ape is back on our screens - but for better or for worse?

Theatre Review: Paradise Lost (Lies Unopened Beside Me)

Thu 16 Mar 2017

An affair between God and Lucifer? This is not your typical biblical story...

Live Music Review: Pet Crow Album Launch at Rough Trade

Sat 11 Mar 2017

Celebrating the release of their debut album A Simple Guide To Small And Medium Pond Life, with support from Liines and Jitterz...

Theatre Review: Matthew Bourne's The Red Shoes

Thu 09 Mar 2017

The classic film of an aspiring ballerina’s rise and fall gets the Matthew Bourne treatment…

Max Cooper Talks Playing All Night Long for Wigflex at The Brickworks

Thu 02 Mar 2017

Having been active on the electronic music scene for over ten years, Max Cooper is bringing his refined musical experience to The Brickworks this weekend as part of Wigflex. We put a few questions to the absolute don ahead of his all-night-long set on Saturday…

Review: The Art of Black Hair at New Art Exchange

Wed 01 Mar 2017

NAE looks at the various ways in which black people style and celebrate their hair in the gallery's latest exhibition...

Film Review: Sing

Wed 01 Mar 2017

We give our thoughts on this talent show-themed animation.

Live Music Review: Josefin Öhrn + The Liberation at Nottingham Contemporary

Tue 28 Feb 2017

With the ‘hypnotica’ film screenings taking over the Contemporary, it was no surprise that the Swedish group took over The Space. Full of hazy trance like sounds, the band created a hallucinogenic experience...

Live Music Review: Julia Jacklin and Keto at The Bodega

Sun 26 Feb 2017

The Australian singer-songwriter returned to Nottingham as part of her sold-out UK tour, with local favourite supporting...

Theatre Review: The Machine Stops

Thu 23 Feb 2017

The tale of a dystopia where a single machine rules humanity - perhaps we'd better back off the iPods before it becomes a prophesy...

Theatre Review: Touched

Thu 23 Feb 2017

From Lady Bay to Enola Gay. Tanya Raybould went along to see if she was Touched by the revival of Stephen Lowe's Nottingham-based modern classic at the Nottingham Playhouse.