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Theatre Review: Out of Order

Thu 20 Jul 2017

May the farce be with you…

Save Our Heritage with Notts Mining Museum

Tue 18 Jul 2017

Ann Donlan and Eric Eaton have got together in an attempt to launch the Notts Mining Museum, in commemoration of our history dahn pit. But they need your help...

Theatre Review: The Jungle Book

Sun 16 Jul 2017

The King of the Swingers arrives at Lakeside

What Notts: The Latest News and Stories

Fri 14 Jul 2017

The wackiest news from the month of June...

Theatre Review: Around the World in 80 Days

Thu 13 Jul 2017

One world, 80 days travel and 125 characters in 130 hilarious minutes

Theatre Review: Dial M For Murder

Wed 12 Jul 2017

The Theatre Royal have bought their Classic Thriller season back for another year, and this time there's a Hitchcock classic along for the ride...

Theatre Review: Jane Eyre

Mon 10 Jul 2017

Love was in the air when the original plain Jane came to town on Sunday evening.

Theatre Review: A Chorus Line

Sun 09 Jul 2017

“I hope it get it…I hope I get it…”

Nottingham's Outdoor Theatre Season

Sat 08 Jul 2017

The thing about theatres is they get a bit narky when you bring a box of sarnies and a six-pack into their shows. That’s no problem with this lot of summer plays, all taking place in the great outdoors. So pack yourself and your friends a tasty hamper of food, bring some blankets, and snuggle down for a bit of culture, gentle evening sun, and some tasty bites. Here are seven of our picks for the season…

Theatre Review: The Play That Goes Wrong at Nottingham's Theatre Royal

Wed 05 Jul 2017

…but went wonderfully well.

Theatre Review: The Addams Family

Thu 29 Jun 2017

Our favourite spooky family are back in a morbid musical

Theatre Review: Nonsuch presents The Party's Over at Nottingham Lakeside Arts

Wed 28 Jun 2017

We got down to Lakeside's Djanogly Theatre to check out the latest offering from local heads Nonsuch...

Rest in Style, the Rock City Nottingham Graffiti Wall

Wed 28 Jun 2017

Writers have been throwing up pieces on the wall next to Rock City for over a decade. Recently, the bogger was demolished, so local artist Onga gives us a bit of background to the Notts graffiti scene, and what the art form means for hip hop in the city...

Theatre Review: MissImp Present Millions of Voices

Mon 26 Jun 2017

Join Miss Imp for the touching story of a Twilek's erotic adventures

Theatre Review: Comedy Summerslam

Sun 25 Jun 2017

Can white people enjoy black comedy?

Meet the Two Notts Students Breaking into the Brewing World

Mon 19 Jun 2017

Ashley Wadeson and Dan Boxall don’t do things by halves – more like by the gallon. As the two MSc Brewing Science students prepare to launch their new collaborative beer with Black Iris Brewery as part of their course, they tell us more about probably the coolest dissertation project in the world, why they’re a hit at house parties, and their plans for beery world domination…

Theatre Review: Pies and Peas with DH Lawrence

Mon 19 Jun 2017

As part of The Little Bit Scruffy Festival, our former Literature Editor, James Walker, caught the celebration of DH Lawrence's work over in Matlock...

Theatre Review: Between the Two

Sat 17 Jun 2017

Less play, more dodgy concept album. An admirable attempt to convey story about Indian history ends up muddled

Theatre Review: Funny Girl

Wed 14 Jun 2017

The rise of a Vaudeville legend

Notts Film Collective Them Pesky Kids Talk Crowdfunding for Crime Short Ariella

Tue 13 Jun 2017

Them Pesky Kids are a film collective from Notts. All Confetti students, the group are aiming to raise £10,000 through a Kickstarter campaign, to fund a new short, Ariella, and they're off to a decent start indeed. Our Screen Editor Ash Carter spoke to Them Pesky Kids' Michael Jobling about the project...