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Ballet Black
Fri 03 Jul 2015A disappointing return for a top-class company let down by mediocre choreography
Live: Bru-C Black 'N Red EP Launch
Thu 02 Jul 2015We went down to Rough Trade to see a rapper who's making movements on the Nottingham scene and beyond
Black Rebel Motorcycle Club
Fri 19 Jun 2015"I’m glad that Rock City has stuck around like a shelter from the storm. It's good when you have a club that has that energy to it and has been taken care of"
Black Rebel Motorcycle Club
Fri 19 Jun 2015"I’m glad that Rock City has stuck around like a shelter from the storm. It's good when you have a club that has that energy to it and has been taken care of"
Art Works: Kirsty Black
Wed 08 Apr 2015"I'll be stood in ASDA and see someone who looks like a Quentin Blake character from a Roald Dahl book, and I'll go home and draw them"
Art Works: Kirsty Black
Wed 08 Apr 2015"I'll be stood in ASDA and see someone who looks like a Quentin Blake character from a Roald Dahl book, and I'll go home and draw them"
Untangling the Politics of Black Hair: Bea Udeh on Black Hair
Wed 19 Nov 2014Nottingham’s art galleries are obsessed with hair at the moment, and why on earth not? From straight to frizzy, soft curls to tight spirals, black to blonde, short to long, our hair is shaped and styled as a way to express ourselves. With the upcoming discussion at New Art Exchange, Untangling the Politics of Black Hair, Nottingham Playhouse curator and Mouthy Poet Bea Udeh talks Afro hair...
Ballet Black
Sat 05 Jul 2014The company that celebrates black and Asian dancers gave classic Shakespeare a cheeky twist in their latest production
Interview: Rhiannon Jenkins Tsang
Sat 07 Sep 2013In The Woman Who Lost China Nottingham-based author Rhiannon Jenkins Tsang takes us back to 1949 where the Chinese Republic is collapsing under Mao Tse Tung’s communist onslaught.
Interview: Michael Eaton on Fellow Traveller
Mon 05 Apr 2010"There’s nobody else who has spread across all the generations in so many forms"
Toby Kebbell Dead Mans Shoes Interview
Thu 10 Feb 2005Notts actor Toby Kebbell has got a lot to be proud of. His first major part, as Anthony in Shane Meadow's influencial Dead Man's Shoes earned him a Most Promising Newcomer nomination (British Independent Film Awards).Since then he's landed parts in Oliver Stone's Alexander and Woody Allen's newest project. He writes books and plays and on the side, he's studying plumbing. And, ladies and gentlemen, he is still just 22 years young.
Elizabeth: Almost by Chance a Woman
Wed 27 Oct 2004If you thought Elizabeth in Blackadder was extreme, here she is a manipulative, foul-mouthed, incontinent hermaphrodite on the verge of insanity
The Woman In Black
Mon 05 Jul 2004Everything is here. The rocking chair that rocks on its own, a spooky carriage in the mist and the mysterious figure...
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