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As part of a Martin Scorcese Presents UK tour, Andrzej Wajda’s masterpiece is showing at Broadway Cinema
Watch Ash Morris and Nicola Monaghan's short film here
As well as having some up and coming darts players, one of the foremost voices of the sport is also from these here parts. We spoke to Dan Dawson, the man who does live commentary on the arrows for various media outlets including ITV...
We caught up with the director and writer of the short film with a current Kickstarter campaign
The creator of Widdershins, an adventure yarn that explores a magical British otherworld in the 1890s, spills the beans on the art of illustration...
We lament the end of a quirky, 900-year-old Nottingham tradition…
Nicola L Robinson spends her days drawing dragons, monsters, machines that don’t conform to health and safety standards, and scenes from beloved children’s stories. The Monster Machine, a book she both wrote and illustrated, was shortlisted for the Cambridge Children’s Picture Book Award. We dragged her away from claw and tooth littered desk to talk about her work.
The Gramophones: they’ve been from Lands End to John O’Groats by London Bus, microlight and even DeLoreans. Now they want to show you their holiday snaps in their brand new show, End To End, before they go back up North to Edinburgh for the Fringe. We spoke to Hannah Stone about what it’s like to live a road movie with your mates...
Michael Pinchbeck is a writer, live artist, performance-maker, and one half of the creative team behind Hatch. His latest project is The Ashes, the story of the infamous ‘Bodyline’ England cricket tour to Australia in 1932-33 that left the game’s reputation tarnished. On the verge of its debut performance at the Playhouse, we aimed a few questions at him - which he batted away with consummate ease…
"I hope Chris Morris becomes one of those cliquey British directors, because I would be part of that clique"
Nicola Monaghan met her hero a couple of years ago, and just about managed to hold it down...
"First we knew about it was the papers, saying a bunch of organised anarchists were targeting the City. You’ve got to giggle at that. Organised ones?"
Nicola Monaghan discusses her debut novel The Killing Jar, set on a Nottingham council estate...
"There won’t be any name bands from out of town this year. We took a conscious decision to make it as all-Notts as possible, because amongst other things, it is a celebration of Nottingham culture."
"I create hybrid sculptures that gather multiple cultural and stylistic references. In the end, so much familiarity leads to a strange sense of hyperreality"
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