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Theatre Review: Model Village
Sun 22 Oct 2023It takes a village to raise a play. Model Village at Nonsuch Studios...
Left Stag October: The Nottinghamshire Derby
Fri 20 Oct 2023What could possess someone to get up at 7.30am on a Saturday morning, head into town and drink Guinness out of a plastic cup surrounded by men with neck tattoos and Stone Island clobber? An away day, of course!
Theatre Review: The King and I
Wed 18 Oct 2023Ian C Douglas reviews the King and I at the Theatre Royal...
Boatyard Builders: Bringing Notts’ Disused Boatyard Back to Its Roots of Adventure
Tue 17 Oct 2023With demand in Nottingham for a new climbing centre, Boatyard Boulders are bringing a disused boatyard back to its roots of adventure...
Theatre Review: It’s A Bird at Lakeside Arts Centre
Mon 16 Oct 2023What a show: It’s a Bird from the Equality Act. Bea Udeh reviews Jordan Gray's latest show...
Celebrating Nottingham’s History of DIY Football Fanzines thanks to funding from The National Lottery Heritage Fund
Fri 13 Oct 2023Two of Nottingham’s best loved football fanzines Brian and The Pie will be given a new lease of life thanks to a regeneration project by LeftLion, supported by The National Lottery Heritage Fund…
Theatre Review: Peter Pan Goes Wrong
Fri 13 Oct 2023Ian Kingsbury checks out Peter Pan Goes Wrong at the Theatre Royal...
Notts Wildlife Cameraman to Screen Film at Lakeside Arts
Wed 11 Oct 2023The documentary is narrated by none other than River Monsters' Jeremy Wade...
Comedy Review: Durk and Ski at Nonsuch Theatre
Sun 08 Oct 2023The TikTok stars behind Terreh and Countrywide took to a much-loved Notts space - with impressive results...
Theatre Review: Northern Ballet's Beauty & The Beast at Theatre Royal
Fri 06 Oct 2023The familiar fairy tale, told through music and dance, brings magic and beauty to the Theatre Royal
Notts Shots: October 2023
Mon 02 Oct 2023Since the late 1940s, the district of St Ann’s has been a richly diverse community and home to diaspora from all over the world, including many people of Afro-Caribbean descent. However, the landscape of the area changed immeasurably post-1960, when much of the nineteenth century terraced housing was demolished. While more structurally sound habitation was built, up to 30,000 residents were rehomed throughout the city, and the community that had developed in St Ann’s was never quite the same.
Theatre Review: Mark Thomas in England and Son
Fri 29 Sep 2023Cathy Symes went to see Mark Thomas in England and Son at the Djanogly Theatre...
Theatre Review: Everybody's Talking About Jamie
Thu 28 Sep 2023A celebration of drag culture and growing up different...
Theatre Review: The Real and Imagined History of the Elephant Man
Thu 21 Sep 2023Ian C Douglas reviews The Real and Imagined History of the Elephant Man...
New Film Group Brings the Best of Eastern European Cinema to Notts
Fri 08 Sep 2023Kino Koło Notts is taking over St John’s Centre in Mansfield on Friday 22 September, with a screening of cult classic The Cruise kicking off the action...
Theatre Review: Heathers The Musical at Theatre Royal
Wed 30 Aug 2023Heathers the Musical has gained something of a cult following since its debut Off-Broadway in 2014, moving to the UK’s West End in 2018. It’s easy to see why - colour-coded queen bee bullies, a brooding bad boy and a musical number called My Dead Gay Son that manages to be both vibrant and dark at the same time...
A Medical Marijuana User in Notts
Mon 28 Aug 2023Sativex, a cannabis based medicine, has been available on NHS prescription in the UK since 2010, and cannabis flower and oil have been available since the end of 2018. It helps me to manage my neurological condition and mental health problems better than pharmaceuticals, but there are massive problems with the prescription system.
Left Magpie: August 2023
Mon 28 Aug 2023That Familiar Feeling. There’s always a sense of crushing normality at this point in the summer. The night’s are drawing in, back-to-school equipment floods shop shelves and the garden furniture is dragged sodden back to the shed.
Notts Filmmaker Derry Shillitto Talks Us Through His New AI-Inspired Feature
Sat 26 Aug 2023The film explores the potential impact of AI in education...
Theatre Review: The Rocky Horror Show at Theatre Royal
Tue 22 Aug 2023"The first time I saw The Rocky Horror Show live, it was celebrating 25 years, now here we are at Nottingham's Royal Concert Hall celebrating fifty!"
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