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A magically zany reworking of a classic
The latest exhibition at Beam Editions, John Newling: The Fall, provokes heightened awareness to the ways in which we interact with the living things that surround us and asks us to not turn away — but to look at them with the dignity they deserve…
We went to see The 1975 At Their Very Best...
It's got a pretty poor score of 55% on Rotten Tomatoes, but does Babylon get a thumbs-up from LeftLion? Meh...
An award-winning book adapted for the stage by an award-winning team? Count us in...
We chat with G, Jada and Kay from local indie-rock trio Girlband about their upcoming performance at Beat The Streets festival…
Swedish rock band Viagra Boys take to the stage of a sold out Rock City...
Ian C Douglas reviews The Hallé 80s Big Night Out...
It's won over audiences across the globe - and now our Stage writer Adam Iqbal...
We brave the enemy territory of Derby to see a performance from Nottingham-based producer Filter Sequence...
Trying to push through to the end of Veganuary? Let Turtle Bay’s delightful vegan menu help you out. Our Editor, George, and Food Editor, Daniela, can confirm it’ll do the trick…
It's a hit with critics, fans, and now LeftLion...
Screen classics, stage classics - take your pick...
This important story is told excellently by a super talented cast...
Cornish director Mark Jenkin is back with another atmospheric and experimental triumph
Authentic Italian food with no fuss. We loved The Carpenters Arms.
For us lot who are used to Peggy’s Skylight hosting nights of bossa nova or Blue Note, Juga-Naut brought something a bit different to the intimate venue...
We chat to Chris Sims about the link between house music, hyperfocus and ADHD, and how he’s helping bring new sounds to the Nottingham soulful house scene...
Some sad news for the local food community. Nottingham Street Food Club, which first opened five years ago in Victoria Centre, is closing due to the increasing cost of living prices...
They’ve already performed at Splendour Festival and BBC Introducing, they’ve already picked up thousands of followers on social media - but groundbreaking trap metal artists Nyrobi and Chaya Beckett-Messam, aka ALT BLK ERA, are just getting started. We hear all about their journey so far, and what they have planned for the future…
Nottingham jazz club Peggy’s Skylight's building was scheduled to be auctioned next month as part of Nottingham City Council's debt-reducing measures. However, we have since received word from Nottingham City Council that the building will not be sold next month. But that it will be at some point later on this year...
Bus travel just got a fair bit cheaper for the next few months, thanks to a Government scheme...
For ten years, Short Stack has been a staple in Nottingham’s filmmaking community - a night dedicated to showing a variety of shorts from creators in the area. We spoke to David Lilley and Ella Townsend about their upcoming event in January, and why short films are so important…
Creating high quality prints for creatives around the city, Dizzy Ink is the one-stop shop for zine makers and artists in Nottingham. But what is it about physical print that is so important? We catch up with Craig Proud from Dizzy to talk about the history of print and empowerment, Zine Fest and how activism is central to their business…
From studying for her GCSEs to playing a key role in the Nottingham Youth Climate Assembly, fifteen-year-old Liv Marshall is already a leader in the fight for the planet. It’s not always easy, but when it comes to preventing literal world-ending events, Liv says it’s important to always keep going…
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