10 things to do this week

Who cares about deadlines and dissertations? We don’t. We’ve got better things to be doing


1.  UoN Fashion Society and Her Campus Nottingham‘s Fashion Party @ Alea Casino 

Monday at 7.30pm, tickets £6

Featuring Fashion society’s annual fashion show, the night is in aid of Coppafeel, so expect dancing boobs and the breast kind of chat.

A fancy event

2. Customs by Logan Wamsley at New Theatre

Monday and Tuesday, 7pm, tickets £3

When you die, instead of heading to heaven, this play sees people heading to the airport. Judgement day is waiting in the customs queue. Sure to be one that leaves you with plenty questions about life.

Fringe season continues

3. Bandsoc Battle of the Band’s Final @ Spanky Van Dykes

Sunday at 7pm, tickets £3 in advance

Five bands are competing for the coveted Battle of the Bands trophy and some recording time. Apparently the heats were pretty fierce so the final is bound to be even more tense!

4. Equus at New Theatre

Wednesday – Saturday, 7.30pm, tickets from £4

This was the play that Daniel Radcliffe got naked in in The West End. Expectations are therefore high for the play that depicts the decay of modern man.

New Theatre love a creepy poster

5. You Me At Six @ Capital FM

Thursday, doors 6pm tickets £28

Heading to Nottingham on their UK tour, along with Don Broco and Young Kato, there will be plenty of mosh pits to lose your shoes in.

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6. Robin Hood Rugby 7’s @ Highfields Sports Ground

Wednesday, 2pm-6pm

In participation with Crisis, 12 hall teams will battle it out in the sun (fingers crossed) and there will be a  ‘festival atmosphere’ (plenty of beer).

Short shorts

7. The Dishwashers at Theatre Royal

Monday- Saturday, times vary, tickets from £14, discount for students available.

Starring David Essex (your mum probably loves him), this play is all about finding the existential meaning in washing dishes for a living. Probably a good one for all of you still struggling to find a grad job.

David Essex, the star of the show

8. Ballet Boyz: The Talent @ Nottingham Playhouse

Monday, 8pm, tickets from £11

Ballet Boyz are a force to be reckoned with in the dancing world. This show features 2 dance pieces that are sure to wow.

9. Lunchtime concerts @ Djanogly Recital Hall

Tuesday and Friday, 1.15pm, FREE

This week sees the turn of the Pianists on Tuesday and the String Orchestra on Friday. A great way to procrastinate on campus.

The Tab loves Lunchtime Concerts

10. Photosoc Gallery @ Crocus Cafe

Wednesday, 7 – 9pm, £2

Photosoc are exhibiting all the competition winners and runners up from competitions this year at the Crocus Cafe gallery in Lenton.  There will be live music from Heavy Heads.

Celebrating student photography