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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..
Featuring The Five Hundred, Shxdow, Dog Explosion, Garry Perkins and Pete Beardsworth...
Singer-songwriter dodie brought smiles, tears and excitement to Rock City this week...
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.
Taking to the Rock City, four-piece Deaf Havana further established their place in mainstream music with an impressive performance...
Opera North lay on a magical night, with bells on
The remarkable true story of The Fisherman's Friends folk group gets the big-screen treatment...
Real-life husband and wife team Penélope Cruz and Javier Bardem pair up for Asghar Farhadi's latest feauture. But does their on-screen chemistry make Everybody Knows worth watching?
Marvel is either the gift that keeps on giving, or a cinematic plague that's clogging up screens all year round, depending on your point of view. Either way, they're back with another film: Captain Marvel.
Blue Planet II Live in Concert offered the opportunity for viewers to see some spectacular scenes from the show accompanied by a full orchestra and choir...
After years in production hell, Triple Frontier has finally been released on Netflix. We gave it a gander to see if it was worth the wait...
A thrilling film score binge from a top orchestra
The people flocked down to The Bodega last week for Self Esteem's inaugural tour. Here's what our Emily reckoned..
We got our glad rags on and hot footed down to the Concert Hall for Manchester alt rock icons James…
Familiar Machines brings together works which explore the movement of body and machine through public and online space. The exhibition presents mechanisms of power and feminine governance that question patriarchal systems, and reinforce ideas around social disobedience. Our Caroline got down on International Women's Day to see the exhibition...
Boobies and tassels and dancers…oh my!
Are you human? Can you be sure? And what's your definition of humanity? Swedish movie Border delves into these questions and comes up with some pretty murky answers...
The new season from Nottingham's Television Workshop kicked off with a group of characters you'll love to hate...
Our Sam got down to Rock City for a night of serious dream pop from LANY. We hear there were even rose petals...
Plenty of decapitations, backstabbing and brain-eating to keep the kids entertained
It might not have won any of the three Oscars it was nominated for, but we still loved Marielle Heller's new film...
Friday nights were made for dancing, so we got down to The Bodega for genre-defying powerhouse Queen Zee...
Ahead of its anticipated success at the 2019 Academy Awards, we take a look back at one of the surprise hits of last year: Alfonso Cuarón's Roma.
Featuring Sleaford Mods, Primal, BossMagnet, My Pet Fauxes, and Sundaze...
The Dead South popped into town on Friday 8 February...
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