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Cabaret, tug of war and speed skating: Here's what's on in Notts this week 1-7 September 2025

Sun 31 Aug 2025

This week brings you a brilliant range of events in Notts, whether you are a theatre lover or a sporting fanatic, there's plenty in store to kick off your September. Here are our top picks for the week...

Life behind bars: with Robyn Warwick, General Manager at Queen of Hockley

Fri 22 Aug 2025

For the first instalment of our recurring feature Life Behind Bars we heard from Robyn Warwick, manager at Queen of Hockley.

Film Review: Jurassic World Rebirth

Thu 24 Jul 2025

“It’s a bird, it’s a plane…no, it’s another Jurassic World movie.” Join us as we review Jurassic World: Rebirth to see if it was worth making…

We Chat To Wellington Films About Their 25th Anniversary

Sun 13 Jul 2025

For 25 years, Wellington Films has been producing films in Nottingham’s Broadway Cinema. I caught up with Al Clark to hear what producing ten feature films and over forty short films has been like...

Interview : Film and Play Director Atticus Orsborn

Wed 09 Jul 2025

He may be directing films and plays in New York now, but Atticus Orsborn grew up in Nottingham. Fiercely proud of his roots, he shares the journey with Left Lion...

Film Review: F1

Wed 02 Jul 2025

Join us as we review F1, is this Brad Pitt blockbuster well crafted and nuanced, or does it follow the same old formula?

Review: 28 Years Later

Mon 23 Jun 2025

We review the sequel to Danny Boyle's classic, 28 Weeks Later. We ask ourselves, 'What if zombies, but pretentious..?'

Film Review: The Phoenician Scheme

Mon 16 Jun 2025

We review The Phoenician Scheme, an offbeat infrastructural binge across the desert in Wes Anderson’s latest star-studded satire of empire, excess, and (possibly) redemption...

We chat to filmmaker Naphat Boonyaprapa about his newest short Blossoming Hearts

Mon 09 Jun 2025

I sat down in a Notts cafe with Naphat Boonyaprapa, a young writer, director, and filmmaker, based in Nottingham, to chat about his latest short film, Blossoming Hearts.

We chat to filmmaking duo Bird Bros about their new film Lazar

Mon 09 Jun 2025

Travel back in time with us to the 17th century as we hear all about Lazar, the fantastical odyssey set in an ancient Sherwood forest which follows a bard, an outlaw and oh, there are some nymphs of course...

Film Review: Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning

Thu 05 Jun 2025

Your mission, should you choose to read it: Join us as we review the eighth instalment in the Mission: Impossible film series with Tom Cruise and the rest of the star-studded cast...

Film Review: Fountain of Youth

Thu 05 Jun 2025

Some films are eternal and deserve to live forever, some should promptly fade away after screening. Join us as we review The Fountain of Youth to find out which category it belongs to…

Film Review: Final Destination: Bloodlines

Mon 19 May 2025

Join us as we review Final Destination: Bloodlines. Will it make you watch your step next time you cross the road? Absolutely...

We review Kinoteka, the Polish Film Festival

Fri 09 May 2025

Join us for a deep dive into two of the films at this year's Kinoteka Film Festival...

Film Review: The Accountant

Fri 09 May 2025

Join us as we review the Accountant 2. It's got action, twists and turns, and comedy - did it pack in just a little too much?

Theatre review: War Horse at the Royal Concert Hall

Fri 09 May 2025

The National Theatre’s acclaimed production of War Horse, directed by Tom Morris with revival director Katy Henry, opened in Nottingham’s Royal Concert Hall this week, bringing to life the classic story by Michael Morpurgo, adapted by Nick Stafford, with unique artistry and dynamism.

War Horse: an interview with actor Damian Lynch

Thu 08 May 2025

Damian Lynch is a British actor and voiceover artist, currently starring in War Horse at the Royal Concert Hall. Emma Hornsby spoke to Damian to get a glimpse behind the scenes of this momentous and memorable theatre production.

Festival Review: Beeston Film Festival

Thu 01 May 2025

From Cornish mermaids to crazy golf tournaments, runaway factory robots and first date musicals, this film festival had it all.

Film Review: Warfare

Thu 01 May 2025

What do Warfare, 1917, Dunkirk and All Quiet On the Western Front have in common? They’re all war stories, but this feature takes a slightly different approach…

Film Review: Sinners

Mon 28 Apr 2025

Director Ryan Coogler has graced us with a feature you can really sink your teeth into…

Film Review: The Penguin Lessons

Mon 21 Apr 2025

The Penguin Lessons is the latest in that oh so recognisable cinema sub-trope, British people doing slightly quirky things in the face of adversity...

Film Review: The Return

Mon 21 Apr 2025

We review The Return, a stripped back take on Homer’s classic The Odyssey…

The Reel Deal: what’s happening at this year’s Beeston Film Festival

Tue 15 Apr 2025

Forget Cannes and Sundance, the Beeston Film Festival returns this month right on your doorstep! Featuring a huge range of work from international and local filmmakers, we spoke to festival director, John Currie, to hear all about the ethos behind this annual event and find out what attendees and filmmakers can expect from this year's festival.

Stage Review: Jeff Wayne's The War of The Worlds at Motorpoint Arena

Sun 13 Apr 2025

"The chances of anything coming from Mars, was a million to one they said!"

Despite that fact, H.G. Wells’ classic work of science fiction, The War of the Worlds, continues to resonate 130 years later, seeing multiple adaptations over the last century. Today, it lives on through Jeff Wayne’s iconic musical and rock opera, which itself has been around since 1978 and touring the world in various forms since 2006. With this year’s The Spirit of Man tour boasting an intriguing cast with some familiar faces from the worlds of pop and rock, we went along to check out the show at the Motorpoint Arena and learn more about this story’s enduring appeal…

Film Review: Novocaine

Mon 07 Apr 2025

Join us as we review Novocaine, a new body horror come action film starring Jack Quaid. A hands on piece of cinema that shows us not everything should be deep-fried...

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