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New Theatre team up with new theatre company Fine Frenzy to put The Comedy of Errors on stage.
As exam term ends how about treating yourself to a cultural evening out? Go on, you deserve it…
Noises Off- the Old Vic’s multi award-winning farcical comedy- makes it’s appearance at our very own Theatre Royal.
2Magpies Theatre took over Antalya to perform their fledgling show and devour a delicious three course meal.
Lesley Garrett is the star in Opera North’s double bill of tales of forsaken women
Two hours with plenty of panache, The Tab strongly recommends the NU Dance show, especially if it’s about time you updated your moves.
The Opera Society, Opsoc, performed Leonard Bernstein’s Trouble in Tahiti in the Djanogly Recital Hall
Fake blood, evil alter egos and sexy scenes… this is a musicality performance like no other.
Zack Fox saw Great Expectations at the Cineworld in Nottingham as the live West End performance was broadcast across the world.
Back to back concerts from SinfoniaViVA present music from across the ages and an entire spectrum of emotional sensations.
A cold, dark underpass; neutralizing half-masks; tenacious ambiguity: ostensibly, Paradise seems less like an avant-garde theatrical production, more a physical threat.
Zack Fox went to the one night only cinema showing of I Am, Tom Shadyac’s latest film, ahead of it’s DVD release on 4th February.
The Hallé orchestra light up the festive season with an exhilarating array of Christmas favourites.
The University Choir and Philharmonia provide an enjoyable romp through epoch-defining music from the Russian operatic canon.
Stuart Leslie Goddard, or Adam Ant as he is better known, returned to Nottingham’s Rock City after a long 30 years, with his new line up The Good, The Mad and The Lovely Posse.
Conquering death in a cinematic 50’s presentation of Janacek’s ‘The Makropulos Affair’, performed by Opera North, at the Theatre Royal on 22nd November.
Fresh from the Sunset Strip, the greatest 80’s band of the 21st century came to Rock City to deliver a night of metal and excess that had its tongue firmly in its cheek throughout.
The second Lunch Time Concert of the week featured two of the music departments best loved lecturers- Dr Cooke and Dr Adlington
Jazz Funk artists, The Mountains of Myang Li, return to the Djanogly Lunch Time Concert series to raise money for this months charity, The Firebird Trust.
Amy Sugarman