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LeftLion Magazine #90
Thu 01 Jun 2017Featuring comedian Tom Green, Daudi Matsiko, Emily Catherine, Five Leaves Publishing, Caroline Kerr of Bras Not Bombs, Nottingham Contemporary on fire, Panya Banjoko, Paul Sng on Dispossession, Declan James and the Rock City graffiti wall...
Nottingham in Photos
Thu 01 Jun 2017Our city's photographers are some of the best in the biz. Have a flick through the latest gallery of photos, all taken from around and about the city...
Theatre Review: East is East
Wed 31 May 2017Nottingham Playhouse transforms into 1970's Salford for Suba Das' production of East is East, starring Nottingham Television Workshop's Sabrina Sandhu...
Nottingham in Photos
Fri 26 May 2017Our city's photographers are some of the best in the biz. Have a flick through the latest gallery of photos, all taken from around and about the city...
Music Reviews: May
Fri 26 May 2017With Alice Short, Alec Bowman, Ben McElroy, Brooders, Crimson General, Fonzse, Gallery 47, Jum and I'm Not From London...
Live Music Review: One Night in Nottingham at The Maze
Tue 23 May 2017We 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 2017Ross Noble, 4 other comedians, and some pissed students. High comedy, low alcohol tolerance.
6 Books to get Stuck into This May
Sat 20 May 2017Books from Nottingham's finest, reviewed for your pleasure...
What's on the LeftLion Stereo? Rob Green, Chroma Bay, Lone and more
Fri 19 May 2017Our Music Editor picks out some of the best tunes to have come out of our city recently...
Live Music Review: Rose Elinor Dougall at The Bodega
Wed 17 May 2017We 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…
29 Festivals You've Got To Get To This Year
Wed 17 May 2017If you’re struggling to find a festival best suited to you, worry no more, for we have put together a mildly comprehensive guide for you to follow. We’ve noted the headliners, a few Notts faces that’ll be making an appearance, and the cheapest possible ticket price. Summer sorted.
Theatre Review: O No!
Mon 15 May 2017Cynicism is too easy - Jamie Wood conjures playful magic in Yoko Ono tribute
Theatre Review: Out of This World
Sat 13 May 2017A bewildering drug induced dreamscape condenses into a tough decision
Love and Longing in Sarif's The World Unseen
Fri 12 May 2017Nottingham 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 2017A feel good 80s trash-glamour salute to the Adam Sandler film
Film Review: Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2
Tue 09 May 2017Our 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...
Left Magpie: Notts County Football Season Round-up
Mon 08 May 2017Life at Meadow Lane is rarely dull and the 2016-17 season was no exception; the club doing its usual trick of taking a merry band of followers to the very edge of despair before, rather unusually, getting its shit together long before the traditional scramble to avoid relegation. The real intrigue, however, has been in the off-field matters...
Live Music Review: The Orielles, Babe Punch and Cherry Hex & The Dream Church at The Chameleon
Thu 04 May 2017Up-coming Halifax band alongside new Notts talent...
Art Review: Women of a Nervous Disposition
Thu 04 May 2017Around the corner from LeftLion HQ is the Lace Market Gallery, based in the NCN arts building. We had a wander down to check out Denise Weston’s Women of a Nervous Disposition...
Theatre Review: This Evil Thing
Wed 03 May 2017Conscientious objectors abound in the Neville Studio's latest offering...
An Ode to the Nottingham Poetry Festival
Wed 03 May 2017Bringing poetry to the masses, one week at a time...
Live Music Review: British Sea Power at Rough Trade
Tue 02 May 2017British Sea Power popped into Rough Trade for a quick in-store gig and signing session to celebrate the release of their new album, Let The Dancers Inherit The Party.
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