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You might recognise this beauty of a theatre company from the comedy musical, Mrs Green. The musical tells the tale of former soul and Motown singer-turned-pillar of the Basford community, Mabel Green, who grows weed in her council flat to treat her arthritis. This time round, Sheep Soup have a brand spankin’ musical, The Leftovers, set to storm stages nationwide this year. But to get there, they need your help. Having received Arts Council Funding, they’ve launched a Kickstarter campaign to help ‘em over the last hurdle, and they’re asking you lot to drop ‘em a few bob to get the show on the road. Before you do, check out their answers to our questions, all crafted with a camera…
Hip hop head and scribbling sensation Emily Catherine can be found in every arty corner of Nottingham city. Having worked alongside Risograph stalwarts Dizzy Ink, as well as poetry publishing house Mud Press, our Emily knows a thing or two when it comes to beautiful creations. The absolute badgyal is a specialist in hand-drawn and hand-painted pieces, but here she swaps the art utensils for a camera to answer our questions in photographic form...
We wanted to know a little more about that there art event...
The legendary hip hop promoters fill us in on their events...
Founder of the Big White Shed, a meeting place for creatives to seek advice and trade expertise, Anne Holloway has shown us the inner workings of her mind through the art of photography. This month, she’s rounding up some of her favourite poetic pals to perform as part of the Nottingham Poetry Festival. The likes of Chris McLoughlin, Trevor Wright and Hayley Green will be spraying similes and internal rhymes like nobody’s business over at Debbie Bryan for your viewing pleasure. Word.
Find out a little more about one of Nottingham's favourite events, full of drag queens, music and laughs...
Like a smack in the teeth followed by a kiss on the cheek, alt-rocking Babe Punch are a bunch of young women (and a couple of young lads) one doesn’t want to mess with. With all the tenacity of a pack of wolves and oozing enough cool to bring Take That back into the realm of acceptable, we couldn’t think of a better bunch of bandmates to send us their snaps in honour of International Women’s Day…
Following up their debut album, Colossal Downer, with another cathartic serving of mid-thirties frustration expressed through the medium of howling vocals and loud, fuzzed-out guitars, Grey Hairs’ sophomore LP is Serious Business. With a punk rawness that wholly translates from stage to recording, one listen and we were sold. We asked them to put down their respective instruments and answer our incredibly deep and meaningful questions with their camera devices. Like the album, the results don’t disappoint.
Second-year photography students' exhibition at Sneinton gallery
The local punk promoters tell us what they're all about and what they've got coming up in Nottingham...
Catch Crosa Rosa at Rescue Rooms on Friday 4 November...
We put some questions to Gadge Harvey of Nightmare, the music promoters who do industrial, powerhouse and hard dance down to a T at The Maze
The Nottingham music man extraordinaire answered our quizzicals in photographic form
"About seven years ago I took a crazy risk in my pre-DHP days. I organised a tour for a very famous hip hop act, and confirmed three shows, including one at Brixton Academy"
The band formerly known as Baby Godzilla answer our philosophical questions with the use of camera trickery, ahead of their debut album launch tour on Friday 11 March
We asked Nottingham's top farm animals a few questions and they answered in photographic form
With a can of Red Stripe in hand, we get the lowdown on one of our city's premiere reggae, dub, ska and jungle nights
The four music chaps, formerly Dog is Dead, have got a new EP out and have answered our questions in photographic form
What's been hiding in Bar Eleven every Saturday? There's only one way to find out
The annual horror film festival is back with a few extras, so we got the organisers to answer our questions in the form of photographic evidence
What goes on at an IKE Promotions gig? Only one way to find out
The local beatboxer and loop peddaler extraordinaire answered our questions with his camera
Joshua Judson reveals all about the poetry night he regularly hosts at JamCafé, and tells of a slam final on Saturday 4 July at Nottingham Arts Theatre
The anthem churner-outer couldn't be bothered to answer our questions so he took a few pictures for us instead
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