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Theatre Review: Death On The Nile at Theatre Royal

A British murder mystery classic takes the stage at Theatre Royal Nottingham for it's European premiere...

Agatha Christie's Death On the Nile

Theatre Review: Kiss Me Kate by the West Bridgford Operatic Society at the Squire Performing Arts Centre

The West Bridgford Operatic Society puts on Kiss Me Kate, Cole Porter's famed musical that juggles a play within a play. Ambitious stuff. So how did they do...  

Death Pill, Lindow Moss, Sourflake at The Grove

We chat to Death Of The High Street about life, music and taking things just seriously enough

Death Of The High Street are a force to be reckoned with: a hard grafting, guitar-based rock band with bags of energy, a distinct social conscience, and a desire to spread their message far and wide. We caught up with founding members Scott Baxter and Ash Simpson to talk about hard work, music with a message, and why they chose Nottingham for their album launch show…

Theatre Review: Deathtrap

Classic Broadway black comedy from the Thriller Season crew

Theatre Review: Death by Fatal Murder

A hilarious love letter to the classic crime thriller

The Death Of Dr Black

Hippie Death Cult

Comedy Review: Lou Sanders in No Kissing in the Bingo Hall at the Nottingham Playhouse

Star of Dancing On Ice, a champion of Taskmaster and regular on QI, Lou Sanders brings her unique comedy style to the Nottingham Playhouse...

Kiss the Water

Death Without Mercy

Classic Thriller Season: Murdered to Death

Nottingham Chamber Music Festival: Death and the Maiden

Hippie Death Cult

In Photos: Death Valley Girls at The Bodega

Death by Design

Gig Review: Death Cult at Rock City

Ian Astbury and Billy Duffy returned to a jam-packed Rock City to celebrate forty years of The Cult's predecessor, Death Cult, reliving deep cuts that spawned one of the most successful bands to come from the UK's illustrious eighties gothic and Hard Rock scene…

The Cult : Death Cult 8323

Deathstars

The Death of Disco: A Brief History of Nottingham Nightclubs

When it comes to nightclubs, Nottingham has more than its fair share of legendary venues from Rock City to NG One to Pryzm. There really is something for everyone. But there are many clubs that have had their last orders at the bar and closed the doors for good, leaving nothing but memories.

Some have become legends such as Isis, Bopp, Mario’s, Part Two, Media, Skyy Club, Kool Kat, The Garage and more. Hidden behind their new lives as solicitor’s offices, student accommodation or studios, here are four venues we have loved and lost.

Death Cab For Cutie

In Photos: Death Valley Girls at The Bodega

Richard Chung takes a trip to The Bodega...

Theatre Review: Death Drop - Back in the Habit

Drag Race Nuns lay on the Puns - Hammer Horror style

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