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Art Review: Crying Shadows, Flesh and Bones at Surface Gallery

Tue 25 Feb 2020

Our writer Shaw had a lot of thoughts about this...

Film Review: Little Joe

Mon 24 Feb 2020

When flowers attack - Ian C Douglas reviews offbeat Cannes drama Little Joe...

Finding something unusual to do in Nottingham city centre can sometimes be difficult. But if your tummy is grumbling and your boredom is tumbling, vegan boardgame cafe The Dice Cup could sort you out...

Theatre Review: A Monster Calls

Wed 19 Feb 2020

Often painful and heart rending but equally beautiful

Film Review: Emma

Tue 18 Feb 2020

The newest adaptation of Jane Austen’s novel of manners is an entertaining watch, but lacks the depth of its source material...

Film Review: First Love

Tue 18 Feb 2020

Fabrice Gagos reviews the new blood-splattered crime drama from Takashi Miike - but did he love it?

Film Review: Sonic the Hedgehog

Tue 18 Feb 2020

The trailer for Sonic the Hedgehog was met with more than a little animosity. After a $5 million reanimation, is the final film enough to please audiences? Nathan Warby thinks so...

Live Music Review: Fatoumata Diawara’s Nottingham Debut at Rescue Rooms

Sun 16 Feb 2020

Our Addie looks back on a Sunday evening show that she won't be forgetting in a hurry...

Live Music Review: Oh Wonder at Metronome

Sat 15 Feb 2020

Alt-pop duo and couple Anthony West and Josephine Vander Gucht, AKA Oh Wonder, gave a performance at Nottingham’s Metronome this week that can only be described as magical....

Food Review: Monga

Sat 15 Feb 2020

It might appear like it’s lacking a soul, but I think it’s fair to say that one of the best things about the Vic Centre is the recent revamp of the ad-hoc food court occupying what I like to call the “big Tesco end.”

Film Review: To All the Boys - P.S. I Still Love You

Fri 14 Feb 2020

Laura Jean has returned to our Netflix screens in a film that proves just as quirky and romantic as its predecessor...

Live Music Review: Church of the Cosmic Skull at The Level

Mon 10 Feb 2020

Church of the Cosmic Skull are the Nottingham-based seven-piece that answers the question: “What if ABBA did guitar shredding and was actually an occult?” The answer is pleasing to say the least...

Film Review: Birds of Prey

Mon 10 Feb 2020

Four years after the flop of Suicide Squad, Margot Robbie's Harley Quinn gets another chance to make an impression on the big screen...

Theatre Review: Holes at Nottingham Playhouse

Fri 07 Feb 2020

Gold is in those holes: if you're eight (or ever were) just see it...

3 Nottingham Books to Read This February

Wed 05 Feb 2020

Three page-turners to get lost in this month...

5 Nottingham Albums to Listen to This February

Wed 05 Feb 2020

The latest sounds from the Nottingham vault...

Film Review: Parasite

Tue 04 Feb 2020

It’s no secret that the twisted new comedy-thriller Parasite has captivated audiences around the world; but will it hit the mark with a UK audience now that it’s finally invaded our screens?

Film Review: The Lighthouse

Mon 03 Feb 2020

Robert Egger's second feature film makes for an immersive and dreamlike cinema experience...

Film Review: Queen & Slim

Sun 02 Feb 2020

Melina Matsoukas's slick, character-driven directorial debut has been met with outstanding critic reviews, and recently won the Impact Award from the African-American Film Critics Association...

Review: NTU Documentary Film Screening

Sat 01 Feb 2020

Screen section co-editor Jamie Morris gives the verdict on the new short films from NTU’s latest batch of skilled documentary directors...

Theatre Review: Nell Gwynn at Lace Market Theatre

Thu 30 Jan 2020

Anna Marshall popped down to see this splendiferous performance...

Film Review: The Personal History of David Copperfield

Tue 28 Jan 2020

This adaptation of Charles Dickens’ book from 1850 manages to stay true to its source material while injecting a refreshingly modern feel to the story. Through combining subtle dialogue with playful physical performances, this is a purely entertaining movie that channels the qualities of some of the most renowned British classics...