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Inspiring students to express themselves through writing, Rebecca Cullen of Nottingham Trent University set up WRAP, shorthand for Writing, Reading and Pleasure. Josephine Ruffles catches up with Rebecca about the group and how writing can improve your wellbeing…
We sent Stephanie Webb to take some shots of Belgium-based shoegaze band Slow Crush at The Bodega...
From The Last of Us to Without Sin, Nottingham actors are smashing it at every level and across every genre right now. But what are some of the best Notts performances of all time? We take our picks...
Tucked away in Hurts Yard, we tried the Six Richmond House brunch menu...
Ian C Douglas interviews Liam Mill and Ellie Sharp, pioneers of Nottingham's fan fiction scene...
Ahead of the release of their debut full-length Lullabies From the Lightening Tree, Maddie Dinnage catches up with Sad Boys Club’s frontman Jacob to learn about the ins and outs of tour life and talk all things inspiration, pre-show anxiety, and sushi...
Since first launching in 2013, Nonsuch Studios has played a pivotal role in Nottingham’s cultural development. They’ve created original productions that have toured the UK, worked with thousands of individuals through community projects, and reached millions via their online work. We chat with Edward Boott, the Artistic Director and Chief Executive of Nonsuch Studios, to find out more about the last ten years, and how you can get involved here in Nottingham…
Meet Stephen L. Holland, the owner of Page 45 who’s changing perceptions about what comics can be…
Softcult took to the Bodega stage on their first ever UK tour...
After all, we all love a bit of gossip at the hairdressers don’t we.
Despite the current challenges facing pretty much everyone in the country bar the top 1%, DHP Family, and its stable in Nottingham, London and Bristol, continue to go from strength to strength - surviving the triple threat of the pandemic, a cost-of-living crisis, and pressures from major corporate organisations with extensive industry know-how. We catch up with head honcho George Akins to find out more and discuss the finer details of their annual blue ribboned event, Splendour Festival, fifteen years on from when it all began…
Slum Village bring their old-school, funk, and soul-filled hip-hop to Rescue Rooms..
Nottingham-born Amber Run have a big year in store for them - they’ll soon follow the recent release of their latest album, How To Be Human, with a country-spanning tour. Our Amrit Virdi catches up with frontman Joe to chat all things music and their loyalty to our lovely city…
Ahead of its proposed premiere at Broadway Cinema later this year, we hear all about psychological thriller Beautiful Meadows...
Drum and Bass MC turned singer songwriter The Undercover Hippy visits The Bodega...
Solarpunk is a literary and artistic movement which envisions a more sustainable, connected future. In this short story, Green Hood, Alex Porter takes us on a walk through Nottingham in the year 2123 where reforestation, urban farming, a circular economy and community energy production have helped humanity avoid climate collapse...
American metalcore band The Ghost Inside brought their UK tour to Rock City...
Was anyone really excited for this Chris Pratt-led film? Not really. But should they be?
In the next installment of this video interview series, Nick Strang (Spore Print Productions and Plates) speaks to Nottingham-based DJs. Up this time it's James Fox (aka Night Loving Music)...
Wunderhorse bring their recently released debut album ‘Cub’ to The Bodega...
The exciting event is stopping by Trent Bridge this August. We run through all the details...
A night of poetry and storytelling, SMUT! Verbal Burlesque is Nottingham’s only open mic night dedicated to the exploration of human sexuality. A safe space (for those over eighteen), it’s a celebration of love, sex and everything in between. We catch up with organiser Ben Macpherson to find out more…
Kevin Stanley reviews the Hallé...
Our Yasmin Turner sits down with Times best-selling author Matthew Green to hear all about his latest release...
Ian C Douglas reviews Firedance at the Royal Concert Hall...
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