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Live Music Review: Sundara Karma at Rock City

Mon 08 Apr 2019

Last week saw ambitious indie quartet Sundara Karma in town for a Rock City double bill…

Review: Crime Club at The National Justice Museum

Sat 06 Apr 2019

We headed down to the National Justice Museum to check out their first ever Crime Club...

Live Music Review: The Zutons at Rock City

Thu 04 Apr 2019

I’ma goin’ out, sick of stayin’ in, off to see The Zutons at Rock City. Go ’ed don’t be a divvy it’ll be a sound gig. And don’t swerve the support acts either soft lad.

Theatre Review: Rock of Ages

Wed 03 Apr 2019

Big dreams and Big hair as Rock saves the day

Initially scheduled to feature Paul Newman and Robert Redford, The Highwaymen has been stuck in production hell for well over a decade. Having been resuscitated by Netflix, and with a new acting line-up of Kevin Costner and Woody Harrelson, the story of the men tasked with killing Bonnie and Clyde is finally available to watch...

Live Music Review: The Last Poets at Peggy's Skylight

Tue 02 Apr 2019

Silent listening mixed with reverence. A collective performance between audience and performers; The Last Poets enchanted the crowd at Peggy's Skylight recently...

Food Review: 31K

Mon 01 Apr 2019

We checked out the food at Hockley's new watering hole...

Live Music Review: Symphonic Queen & The Beatles

Sun 31 Mar 2019

The classic tunage got the full orchestral treatment in this sellout show

Film Review: Fighting with My Family

Sun 31 Mar 2019

WWE studios and Film4 team up to create a heart-warming true story of dreams coming true...

Theatre Review: Wendy and Peter Pan at The Television Workshop

Sat 30 Mar 2019

The third play in the Television Workshop season took place at Metronome and we were all hooked...

Theatre Review: David Almond's Skellig at Nottingham Playhouse

Thu 28 Mar 2019

Skellig by David Almond is Artistic Director Adam Penford’s sophomore family show of his tenure at Nottingham Playhouse. Lisa Blair takes the directorial reins of this darkly supernatural tale, guiding the audience along a journey which boldly discusses mortality through the lens of magic realism, provoking discussions and placing lumps in throats.

Live Music Review: Group Listening at Metronome

Wed 27 Mar 2019

Group Listening, the collaborative name of Stephen Black (aka Sweet Baboo) and experimental musician Paul Jones, have produced an album of ambient classics, reworked and reinterpreted for clarinet and piano. They stopped off at Metronome on their latest tour to give this Notts crowd quite a treat…

Film Review: Us

Tue 26 Mar 2019

Jordan Peele's follow-up to the enormously successful Get Out is in cinemas now...

Film Review: The White Crow

Tue 26 Mar 2019

The third film from the directorial career of Ralph Fiennes tells the story of Russian ballet icon Rudolph Nureyev and his defection to the West...

Live Music Review: Soft Girls & Boys Club at The Bodega

Sun 24 Mar 2019

Local lads Soft Girls & Boys Club launched their EP in epic fashion at The Bodega this weekend...

Live Music Review: Red Rum Club at Rough Trade

Sun 24 Mar 2019

Red Rum Club blew our Tina Sherwood’s socks off at their sell-out Rough Trade gig…

Theatre Review: Brave New World at The Television Workshop

Sat 23 Mar 2019

Written by award-winning playwright Dawn King, Brave New World is the theatre adaptation of Aldous Huxley’s 1932 novel of the same name. We got down to The Television Workshop, to see the performance as part of their 2019 Play Season..

5 Nottingham Albums to Listen to This Month

Sat 23 Mar 2019

Featuring The Five Hundred, Shxdow, Dog Explosion, Garry Perkins and Pete Beardsworth...

Live Music Review: dodie at Rock City

Fri 22 Mar 2019

Singer-songwriter dodie brought smiles, tears and excitement to Rock City this week...

Theatre Review: Georgina Lock's The Lady in the Veil at West Bridgford Library

Fri 22 Mar 2019

The lesser known tale of a Nottingham-born aristocrat and her quest to bring Smallpox innoculations into general medical practise in the 1700s has been adapted for the stage in a one-woman play. Bea Udeh attended the East Midlands premiere of The Lady in the Veil at West Bridgford Library to out more about this fine lass of Nottingham heritage and her vast appetite for certain experiences underneath the yashmak.