Fair is foul, and foul is fair in this radical restaging
From Russia With Dance
A lavish, highly enjoyable telling of the classic JM Barrie tale...
The past comes to haunt the Scottish detective in his retirement
Ballet comedy gold from the all male drag troupe
Improv. Getting up on stage with no script and just the directive to “be funny.” We’d warrant a guess that most people would find their bits instinctively shrivelling at the idea. For the past twenty years, MissImp, a Nottingham comedy troupe, have been showing locals that improv is much more about fun than fear, and have encouraged plenty of folk to step out their comfort zones and onto centre stage...
In one of Derby Theatre’s rehearsal spaces,we find two female Artistic Directors creating A Thing Mislaid, a play that will tour to Nottingham this October. The Maison Foo performance duo are back at it again; all grown up in the director’s chair, with young toddlers under their belt, and still wanting to produce theatre that shouts “play, play, really play”. And this time, their production has got the backing of the local refugee community...
Brilliant spine tingling gothic horror
A glorious technicolour ballet romp
Marx Brothers style comedy capers...
Dancing farting Ogres hit Nottingham
The Fab Four in full flow
Ian Hislop shows us no one takes the piss like the Sherwood Foresters
Two women. One locked room. One bottle of poison.
Get yersen' some culture with your beer this summer
The life of an oft-forgotten entertainer from Notts gets the spotlight in If I Catch Alphonso, Tonight!
The Radio 4 fave packed out the Concert Hall
A musical? With Abba music? Set in the 80's? Well, that sounds like a great idea for a raucous comedy...
Kieran Spiers spoke to Jack McNamara about the up coming pop up theatre festival Other Ways of Seeing, happening at Neale’s Auction House.
Her speed, accuracy and mental agility was astonishing...
After four years touring the world with hit musical Mamma Mia!, Nottingham duck Sara Poyzer is now smashing it in London’s West End. She plays Donna Sheridan, a role made famous by Meryl Streep in the film, but Sara’s feet remain firmly on the ground, and her heart still belongs to Notts...
A night of all-female improv from comedy troupe Miss Imp
Sh!t Theatre’s hoedown with the lowdown on Dolly Parton.
Pink, feisty and funny.
