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Art Review: Visions of a Free-Floating Island at Surface Gallery

Wed 03 Oct 2018

This cracking exhibition at Surface Gallery showcased new work from Hugh Marwood, Andrew Smith and Shaun Morris; their art reflecting many of the ideological and psychological challenges facing the UK post-Brexit. Our writer Adrian Shaw popped in to have a look and tell us all abaht it...

From Notts to UEFA: Polly Bancroft

Tue 02 Oct 2018

Despite being based 700 miles away in Nyon, Switzerland, Polly Bancroft’s thoughts will be very firmly fixed on her hometown this Saturday, as England Women take on their Brazilian counterparts at Meadow Lane. For it was an England Women’s fixture nearly 30 years ago that led to her prestigious role at Europe’s footballing heart, UEFA.

2B or not 2B? Super Hamlet 64 Comes to Nottingham Writers' Studio

Mon 01 Oct 2018

Video may have killed the radio star, but so far theatre seems to be faring pretty well. Ed Day's debut touring show Super Hamlet 64 blends the best and brightest of video game culture with the great bard's most melodramatic tragedy — is this a level-up in the world of immersive theatre, or is the piece one blue shell short of a race? We sent Chris McLoughlin down to the National Writers' Studio to find out.

Preview: Mayhem Film Festival 2018

Sun 30 Sep 2018

The recently revealed line-up for the 14th year of Mayhem Film Festival might just be the best yet...

Left Brian: Don't Mention the 'P' Word

Sat 29 Sep 2018

It’s difficult to describe how exciting the summer transfer window was for Nottingham Forest fans. Usually, if you want to see grown men in matching shirts getting this animated about potential transactions in a window, you’d need to be on a stag weekend in Amsterdam.

Henry Normal on His New Poetry Collection and Preparing for Live Shows

Thu 27 Sep 2018

The ever delightful poet, producer and screen-writer, Henry Normal, sat down for a quick chat about his latest poetry collection, This Phantom Breath, and what to expect from his upcoming live show, Nature V Human Nature....

New Music Venue Metronome Opening Soon

Mon 24 Sep 2018

We’ve got some exciting news for all you musical boggers...

Film Review: Mile 22

Mon 24 Sep 2018

Mark Wahlberg teams up with director Peter Berg for the third time in one of this Summer's biggest blockbusters: Mile 22. But is it as good as their previous collaborations?

5 Things to Do in Nottingham This Weekend

Fri 21 Sep 2018

Fingers crossed the bleddy rain stays away...

PubhD Preview: An Interview with Michelle Strickland

Mon 17 Sep 2018

PubhD is back at The Vat & Fiddle on Tuesday - we sat down with one of the speakers, Michelle Strickland, to learn about how she has been preparing

Enabling Innovation and NTU Are Looking For an Artist in Residence

Fri 14 Sep 2018

They've got a wicked opportunity for you arty lot..

Sadi Khan on her MBE and Improving Diversity

Fri 14 Sep 2018

Entrepreneur, single parent, undercover supermarket employee, and recent recipient of an MBE: Sadi Khan is a force of nature. Earlier this year, Sadi was awarded for her contribution to Cultural/Religious Awareness Training and Services to Vulnerable Women by the Duke of Cambridge himself. But her success has not come without challenge. We caught up with Sadi to hear her story…

Interview: 'Songbird' director Sophie Black

Wed 12 Sep 2018

We caught up with Night Owls director Sophie Black to talk about her latest short film, Songbird...

Mark Cousins Interview: The Eyes of Orson Welles

Tue 11 Sep 2018

We caught up with The Story of Film director to talk about his latest project, the remarkable The Eyes of Orson Welles

A Skateboard Instructor in Notts

Fri 07 Sep 2018

"I remember going out onto my street and learning how to do it all on my own. It’s a struggle for everyone, really. Skateboarding’s hard, let’s face it."

Scalarama Nottingham 2018

Fri 07 Sep 2018

It's September, which can only mean one thing... Scalarama!

Left Duck: Nottinghamshire Cricket News and Updates

Thu 06 Sep 2018

August was looking like a make or break month for Notts with six crucial Twenty20 games and three county championship games. We take a look at how they got on

Mowgli in Nottingham? Sheer Con, More Like

Thu 06 Sep 2018

We headed along to the new Stoney Street restaurant for some grub; here are our thoughts on the gaff

Nottingham Mela Festival 2018 in Photos

Wed 05 Sep 2018

Celebrating thirty years of Nottingham Mela, New Art Exchange, Hockley and the Arboretum were filled with South Asian arts and culture. Our Mann Hans got down and took some snaps for LeftLion...

Macmillan Fest 2018 in Photos

Wed 05 Sep 2018

In its ninth year, Macmillan Fest 2018 kicked off at Masonic Place, so we got down to take a few snaps of the featuring artists and chill out with the illuminati...

Do or Die Poets Facilitator Miggy Angel on New Book Extreme Violets

Wed 05 Sep 2018

Originally from South London, poet, performer, and drug and alcohol worker Miggy Angel is a long-term resident of Hoodtown and the author of two poetry books, Grime Kerbstone Psalms and Extreme Violets. We hollered at him to see what he’s up to at the moment...

Left Panther: 2018/2019 Season Preview

Wed 05 Sep 2018

The puck has dropped on the 2018/19 ice hockey season, and for the Nottingham Panthers it’s the start of a new era; anticipation levels are high.

Left Magpie: Notts Await Kewell Intentions

Mon 03 Sep 2018

Notts County’s revolving door took another rotation last week as Kevin Nolan, months after leading a near-successful promotion push, was sacked following a string of poor performances.

Ayup Duck: The Latest Nottingham News

Mon 03 Sep 2018

What's been gooin' off?

LeftLion's Feature-Length Documentary The Lord of Milan Goes To China

Fri 31 Aug 2018

Last year, we at LeftLion released our first feature-length documentary, telling the tale of the Notts man who founded AC Milan. In August our Editor-in-Chief Jared Wilson went out to show The Lord of Milan in two of China’s biggest sports arenas. It seems a long way from that pokey little Mansfield Road house our Herbert was born in…

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