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The next Varsity installment, and plenty of music, theatre and art to help avoid doing any revision
Welcome Bach… Escape the library with this weeks selectiong of live music, stand-up and theatre.
We’ve outdone ourselves this time. A zombie apocalypse, opera, A Clockwork Orange, Rebel bingo and choirs…
As eclectic as ever. A comedy rap battle, a vintage fair, opera and much much more.
The NNT Spring season opens with the theft of a penguin, amidst the backdrop of Hull’s gay scene.
Varsity Ice Hockey, The Moscow City Ballet & The Harlem Shake. Sounds like another week in Nottingham.
The unravelling of the human mind to psychosis and suicide. Valentines Day at the Nottingham Playhouse…
Peace, Palma Violets, Miles Kane & Django Django all under one roof at Rock City. We’d expect nothing less from NME.
The 35th anniversary of Alan Ayckbourn’s Joking Apart takes to the stage at the Nottingham Playhouse
We know it’s exam time, but here’s a few events you might be able to justify as ‘cultural procrastination’…
A sold out crowd greeted Mumford and Sons at the Nottingham leg of their tour on Saturday at the Capital FM Arena.
‘Like something out of a builder’s rudest dream…’ An industrial amphitheatre takes centre stage at the NNT
A lifetime in hell, in a library. Sound familiar? The latest offer from the NNT UNCUT season certainly does.
Music, Dance and Comedy on a Friday night. Sounds like Ocean, but couldn’t have been more different.
The Nottingham New Theatre Uncut season kicks off with new writing in the unusual location of the Business School Auditorium…
Culture Editors Tom Barnes and Amy Sugarman have flicked through the listings and found 10 things you have to see this week…
Lizzie Sheppard strongly recommends that you remember to get down to this on-campus show before Tuesday…
Punk, Ska and Gangnam Style. What more could you want?!
Culture Editors Tom Barnes and Amy Sugarman have flicked through the listings and found 10 things you have to see this week…
Claire Lennox was at opening night of the NNT’s first show of the season for twists, shocks and compelling acting.
A marriage proposal in Hastings, a DLR takeover and a brick through a living room window in Birmingham- What could To Kill A King bring to Bodega?
World-class orchestra here in Nottingham. Tim Jones checks out the Dresden Philharmonic.