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Theatre Review: West Side Story

Wed 31 May 2017

Carlton Operatic Society get down on the West Side

11 Bangin' Beer Gardens in Notts

Wed 31 May 2017

The old weather man is having a right laugh; sun one day, rain all week. That there Summer is being a right tease. But that doesn’t mean we can’t plan ahead for those rare days of sunshine and know exactly where to go when the sun's a shinin’ and our thirsts need a quenchin’...

Theatre Review: East is East

Wed 31 May 2017

Nottingham Playhouse transforms into 1970's Salford for Suba Das' production of East is East, starring Nottingham Television Workshop's Sabrina Sandhu...

Theatre Review: The Perfect Murder

Wed 24 May 2017

A perfectly chilling piece...

Theatre Review: Ross Noble

Mon 22 May 2017

Ross Noble, 4 other comedians, and some pissed students. High comedy, low alcohol tolerance.

8 Marginalised Groups and The Organisations Supporting Them in Nottingham

Fri 19 May 2017

Are you looking for a space to share ideas, experiences, and support with likeminded people? Even with droves social media followers, it’s not always the easiest thing to find in the “real world”. Loneliness, isolation, and being overlooked, sucks. Here is a list of groups who may experience these kinds of problems more often than others, along with a few Notts organisations who’re tackling issues head on...

Theatre Review: Rent

Thu 18 May 2017

Devastating. Uplifting. Beautiful.

Theatre Review: O No!

Mon 15 May 2017

Cynicism is too easy - Jamie Wood conjures playful magic in Yoko Ono tribute

Theatre Review: Out of This World

Sat 13 May 2017

A bewildering drug induced dreamscape condenses into a tough decision

We Asked Notts How To Stay Happy...

Thu 11 May 2017

We got ourselves down to Market Square to find out how you guys keep yourselves positive...

Theatre review: The Wedding Singer

Thu 11 May 2017

A feel good 80s trash-glamour salute to the Adam Sandler film

Left Magpie: Notts County Football Season Round-up

Mon 08 May 2017

Life at Meadow Lane is rarely dull and the 2016-17 season was no exception; the club doing its usual trick of taking a merry band of followers to the very edge of despair before, rather unusually, getting its shit together long before the traditional scramble to avoid relegation. The real intrigue, however, has been in the off-field matters...

Notts County Cricket: April Round-Up

Thu 04 May 2017

Our Gav gives us the cricket rundown of the month past...

What Notts: The Latest News and Stories

Thu 04 May 2017

Find out what's been going off around and about Nottingham city for the past month...

Theatre Review: This Evil Thing

Wed 03 May 2017

Conscientious objectors abound in the Neville Studio's latest offering...

Duffy’s Wit Meets Sampson’s Musical Mischief at Theatre Royal

Tue 02 May 2017

Household name Carol Ann Duffy and court musician John Sampson come together in this blend of lyrical wit and musical madness.

Overheard in Notts

Mon 01 May 2017

We've heard some things, man...

Overheard in Notts

Mon 01 May 2017

We've heard some things, man...

Every Notts Act Playing This Year's Dot To Dot Festival

Fri 28 Apr 2017

The definitive rundown of every local artist performing. Clue: It's long...

Theatre Review: Showstoppers

Fri 21 Apr 2017

Improvised musical delivers laughter, la-la-las and some moments of inspired lunacy.

Theatre Review: Tommy at Nottingham Playhouse

Thu 20 Apr 2017

The Who’s rock opera benefits from extravagant production at Nottingham Playhouse…

Notts Coach Takes Over World’s Worst International Football Team

Tue 18 Apr 2017

Chris Smith, a Nottingham-based football coach, who has worked previously with the likes of Nottingham Forest and Lincoln City, is picking up his passport this month to head to Micronesia, a country spread over 600 islands off the Western Pacific Ocean, to embark on one spectacular footballing journey...

NottsMan at The Angel Microbrewery: Local Poets and The Cockleman in Photos

Wed 12 Apr 2017

On Sunday, NottsMan whacked on a community-filled day of music, poetry and activities in a bid to raise funds for Dave Bartram aka The Cockleman – the man who has been selling fish from his basket to Nottingham pub punters, for over 56 years. Recently, Dave was attacked which led to the discovery of early-stage cancer, which means he will be out of work for a while. So NottsMan organisers raised funds and showed support, all in a grand day of creativity...