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Producer Anna Griffin may already be a BFI Vision Awardee, have BAFTA long-listed films to her name, and own her own award-winning production company - but she’s not stopping there. Joining forces with Jolyon Rubinstein, of The Revolution Will Be Televised fame, she’s now set up Jolly Griffin: another production company with the aim of developing prize-worthy projects…
Queer, friendly and all about having fun. Meet Gender Envy...
Vacations bring their woozy guitar pop all the way from Australia to Nottingham...
Nusic has returned for Future Sound of Nottingham 2023 - here are your finalists...
Stapleford-born actress and playwright Katie Redford is currently listed on the BBC New Talent Hotlist, and it’s easy to see why - her impressive portfolio includes theatre, radio, and a BAFTA Rocliffe TV Comedy award, after all. Ahead of its UK tour, we chat to Katie about her debut stage play, Tapped, which went into production last year and landed her an Offie nomination for Most Promising New Playwright…
We sat down with the four-piece alternative rock band in the studio to find out more about their debut single, the band's name, and what’s to expect this year...
Two Nottingham powerhouses have teamed up to cement Nottingham’s place on the map for top fashion...
Stage fanatic and supremely talented artist, Jim Brown was our only pick for this special issue. He talks us through his creative process…
Beeston might not boast the same sunny weather and stunning sea views as Sicily, but it does boast some of its famous meals - thanks to Compà, the street food joint on Wollaton Road. We swing by to check it out for ourselves…
Lawrence Poole interviewed The bEAT's Dave Wakeling ahead of their Rock City gig...
Maddie Dinnage took a trip to The Bodega to see The Dream Machine's captivating set...
With a UK tour underway, including a date at Nottingham’s swish Metronome later this month, LeftLion caught up with the West Midlands songwriter in his man cave adorned with string instruments of every variety…
Great music, great poetry -- you know what? Just bloody great times are coming to Notts this week...
Changes are afoot at LeftLion again. We are delighted to announce the appointment of Sophie Gargett as our new Editor. Sophie will join the team in mid-June and you will start to see her influence on our issues from August onwards.
Yeah, we enjoyed a night with Michael Bublé... What of it?
With support from Midnight Rodeo and Caleb Harris, Steve Mason brings his solo project to Rescue Rooms...
Maryam Touzani fashionably stitches together a delicate tale of illicit love in her second feature...
Welsh alt-rock band Cardinal Black brought soul-soaked blues to Rescue Rooms...
When it comes to community theatre, Nottingham punches above its weight with a wealth of opportunities. We talk to to Alison Hope, Publicity Coordinator for the Lace Market Theatre, and Robert Dixon, Chair of the West Bridgford Dramatic Society, about their respective theatres and how they’re providing a platform for creativity at all levels…
LeftLion’s former leader, and uniquely talented creative, Bridie Squires is launching her very first poetry book, Duck on Bike. We hear about how Nottingham, lockdown, and loneliness influenced this no-holds-barred collection…
Kevin Stanley reviews the Birmingham Symphony Orchestra...
This popular local joint is a worthy winner of its prize...
Jake Longhurst took a trip to The Bodega to see Scowl...
Heading to Bearded Theory at the end of this month? Here's our handy guide of artists you should check out...
Theatre is a staple of our culture, a medium of entertainment that has long stood the test of time. But that doesn’t mean there isn’t room for evolution. Chronic Insanity, the Nottingham-based theatre-makers focused on accessibility and sustainability, show us how it can happen…
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