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Two Books to Check Out This January
Tue 14 Jan 2020History comics make up this month's selection...
Film Review: Uncut Gems
Mon 13 Jan 2020Adam Sandler shines in a rip-roaring thriller full of low odds and high stakes...
Film Review: Jojo Rabbit
Fri 10 Jan 2020Taika Waititi’s whimsical World War II satire sends a heartwarming message about friendship and love...
Review: Abstract Orchestra plays MF Doom live
Wed 08 Jan 2020An unmissable event for fans of the genre, the live rendition of one icon’s hip hop classics all night long was an exciting prospect. Nick Strang shares his take on it all following the mid-week winter jam...
Review: Expert Death 005 With Trim, Pinch and More
Sun 05 Jan 2020Just five events in and Expert Death has certainly earned respect from the Notts nightlife community with its fresh take on the clubbing experience. We hear the brand will be laying low (for now), but as Charlie Alexander recalls, it didn’t bow out quietly...
Film Review: Little Women
Mon 30 Dec 2019One half of our new Screen editor team, George White, headed down to Broadway Cinema to check out a very late potential entry for best film of 2019...
Film Review: Marriage Story
Tue 24 Dec 2019Miriam Blakemore-Hoy was pretty impressed by Noah Baumbach's Netflix-exclusive drama...
Film Review: The King
Tue 24 Dec 2019David Michôd's historical epic reframes Shakespeare's Henry V, culminating in the bloody, barbaric battle at Agincourt. But is it worth watching?
The Nottingham Culture Review of 2019
Mon 23 Dec 2019A year can go by pretty quick and, to paraphrase Ferris Bueller, if you don’t stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it. With that in mind, our Editor-in-Chief Jared Wilson looked back on the last 365 days of life in Hoodtown...
Food Review: Four Bells
Thu 19 Dec 2019We checked out the family-friendly country pub and restaurant in Woodborough...
Theatre Review: Pinocchio at Nottingham Playhouse
Mon 16 Dec 2019We thought it was dead good – look, our noses ain't growin' nor nuffin'.
Theatre Review: Howl at the Den at WOLF Italian
Mon 16 Dec 2019Pizza and chuckles. What else d'ya want?
5 Nottingham Albums to Listen to This Month
Sat 14 Dec 2019The latest sounds from the Nottingham vault...
Theatre Review: Season's Greetings at Lace Market Theatre
Fri 13 Dec 2019Written in the early 1980s by Alan Ayckbourn and set over the festive holidays, Season's Greetings captures the traditional nightmare of a busy family Christmas...
Art Review: Hedwig and the Angry Inch and DirtyFilthySexy
Wed 11 Dec 2019As if it’s been almost 20 years since the release of Hedwig and the Angry Inch...
Food Review: Carluccio's Christmas Menu
Sun 08 Dec 2019When you think about Christmas food, it’s hard not to imagine gluttonous platters that will leave you in a food coma for days. Italian gaff Carluccios has turned that on its head with its festive menu, which indulges you in rich, beautiful flavours rather than over-stuffing you like nana’s turkey...
Live Music Review: The Abstract Orchestra plays MF Doom at Rescue Rooms
Sat 07 Dec 2019This December, Hip Hop legends The Abstract Orchestra treated us to a night of classics by an icon of the genre, blended with a few surprises of their own...
Film Review: Knives Out
Fri 06 Dec 2019Rian Johnson's intriguing whodunnit packs an all-star cast, but is it more than just the sum of its parts?
Art Review: Sound Image at Surface Gallery
Fri 06 Dec 2019Our Adrian went along to see the marvellous work of four artists, who are all inspired by music...
Theatre Review: Cinderella
Wed 04 Dec 2019An audio-visual feast, packed with all the choicest panto ingredients
Theatre Review: We Will Rock You at Royal Concert Hall
Tue 26 Nov 2019A stormin' show, full of bangers mashed together to create summat razzle-dazzle...
Stage Review: Suzi Ruffell at The Glee Club
Mon 25 Nov 2019Our Caroline popped along to see Suzi in full, glorious stand-up swing...
Film Review: Harriet
Mon 25 Nov 2019Does abolitionist leader Harriet Tubman's remarkable life-story get the big screen treatment it deserves? In a word, no.
Art Review: Exaggerate Everything at Backlit Gallery
Mon 25 Nov 2019Thinking about good mental health can often be a struggle for artists.
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