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Theatre Review: The Crucible

Fri 07 Apr 2017

It's time for a good old-fashioned witch hunt in Arthur Miller's classic play...

Theatre Review: Letters to Windsor House

Fri 07 Apr 2017

Down but not out: Shit Theatre make magic from misery.

9 Notts Music Albums, Reviewed: Scorzayzee, Clay Shaped Boy, Damn Craters and more

Thu 06 Apr 2017

If you're from Nottingham and you want your tunes reviewed, hit up leftlion.co.uk/sendusmusic...

Photos: Food and Trinket Market in Nottingham Market Square

Wed 05 Apr 2017

Sun's out, fun's out. We got down to Nottingham's Market Square to check out what the latest market has to offer. Turns out, lots of tasty treats and beautiful bits...

Henry Normal Talks Nottingham Poetry Festival and His Castle Rock Brewery Beer

Tue 04 Apr 2017

After the success of the first Nottingham Poetry Festival in Autumn 2015, there are over fifty events going on from Friday 21 - Sunday 30 April. We had a natter with curator and Baby Cow Productions funnyman Henry Normal to talk all things poetry, being a Nottingham lad and his new beer, obviously...

Nottingham Trent Win Notts Varsity Ice Hockey Match Two Years on the Trot

Tue 04 Apr 2017

Once again, Trent trumps UoN on the ice with a score of 5-4. At Motorpoint Arena, Nottingham holds one of the biggest university events of the year...

10 Things To Do in Nottingham This Week

Sun 02 Apr 2017

Be off with you, there's things to be done...

3 New Nottingham Products You Have To Try This Summer

Sat 01 Apr 2017

Are you sick of global corporations and their cheap, quality goods? Do you think local, and act local? Then step this way, as we discover the finest products this side of the Midlands has to offer...

Notts Comedy Band Arse Full of Chips Announce Inevitable One-off Reunion

Sat 01 Apr 2017

Pat Sharp has something to tell you...

Theatre Review: Rambert - Ghost Dances

Wed 29 Mar 2017

A tribute to the political oppression faced by the people of South America under Pinochet’s regime

Theatre Review: The Grapes of Wrath

Tue 28 Mar 2017

There's plenty of wrath to go around in the latest production of The Grapes of Wrath...

Theatre Review: Love Sick

Tue 28 Mar 2017

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

Nottingham Independent Fashion Parade in Photos

Mon 27 Mar 2017

On Saturday 25 March, Nottingham city was transformed into a catwalk to celebrate all the independent shops and fashion brands that exist among us. We got down to check out all of the strutters of the stuff on Saturday...

10 Things To Do in Nottingham This Week

Sun 26 Mar 2017

C'mon, Spring has sprung, and you should too...

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...

Poet Leanne Moden on Spoken Word in Nottingham

Fri 24 Mar 2017

Who’d have thought there was such a wealth of spoken word events and culture going on in our fair city? Founder of the spoken word night Crosswords and former-East Anglian, Leanne Moden couldn’t believe it either. She explains why poetry’s proper poppin’ off in Notts…

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…