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Theatre Review: Emilia

Next up in the Television Workshop's play season is a piece about the patriarchy, featuring Shakepeare himself and focusing on his...

Theatre Review: Some Mothers Do 'Ave 'Em

11 March 20

Ooh Betty, he’s back! Ian Douglas went to see Some Mothers Do ‘Ave ‘Em at the Theatre Royal

Theatre Review: The Taming of the Shrew

04 March 20

The RSC turn the gender tables in a tale from the Matriarchy

Review: On the Shore of the Wide World

04 March 20

The new season of Nottingham's famous acting school, the Television Workshop, kicked off with a play about family life...

Theatre Review: Measure for Measure

29 February 20

Our very own Nottingham has had a visit from the big smoke: The Royal Shakespeare Company have graced us with their thespian tendencies for a few days at the Theatre Royal. We went to see their production of Measure for Measure to see what all this men in tights malarky was about…

Theatre Review: Moonlight and Magnolias

29 February 20

We checked out Moonlight and Magnolias, the whirlwind story of three men locked in a room for five days writing the script for Gone with the Wind, at Nottingham Playhouse...

LeftLion Film Podcast #26 - Moonlight and Magnolias

29 February 20

Theatre Review: A Monster Calls

19 February 20

Often painful and heart rending but equally beautiful

Debris Stevenson on Poet in Da Corner

15 February 20

Debris Stevenson talks Poet in Da Corner, her semi-autobiographical performance piece inspired by Dizzee Rascal's seminal album, ahead of her return to Nottingham Playhouse on in March...

Theatre Review: Holes at Nottingham Playhouse

07 February 20

Gold is in those holes: if you're eight (or ever were) just see it...

Theatre Review: Nell Gwynn at Lace Market Theatre

30 January 20

Anna Marshall popped down to see this splendiferous performance...

Theatre Review: Priscilla Queen of the Desert

28 January 20

If you want fun, feel-good theatre with exceptional voices, this is the show for you.

Theatre Preview: Rhymes Against Humanity at Metronome

20 January 20

Like a bit of improv? You're gonna love these guys...

Theatre Review: Howl at the Den at WOLF Italian

16 December 19

Pizza and chuckles. What else d'ya want? 

Theatre Review: Pinocchio at Nottingham Playhouse

16 December 19

We thought it was dead good – look, our noses ain't growin' nor nuffin'.

Theatre Review: Season's Greetings at Lace Market Theatre

13 December 19

Written in the early 1980s by Alan Ayckbourn and set over the festive holidays, Season's Greetings captures the traditional nightmare of a busy family Christmas...

Theatre Review: Cinderella

04 December 19

An audio-visual feast, packed with all the choicest panto ingredients

Theatre Review: We Will Rock You at Royal Concert Hall

26 November 19

A stormin' show, full of bangers mashed together to create summat razzle-dazzle... 

Theatre Review: The Sound of Music at Theatre Royal

31 October 19

Ian Douglas went to Theatre Royal Nottingham to see Nottingham Operatic Society's 

Dance Theatre Review: Wasteland at Nottingham Playhouse

31 October 19

Kate Hewett went to Nottingham Playhouse to check out Gary Clark's dance theatre production Wasteland...

Theatre Review: Prism

23 October 19

Local hero Robert Lindsay excels in a stunning production

The Mask of Anarchy at The Lace Market Theatre

11 October 19

Christy Fearn checked out the Pat Richard's directed play at The Lace Market Theatre...

Nottdance Festival 2019: Launch Night Review

11 October 19

The biennial festival, now in its 25th edition, returns to Nottingham to captivate us all. The official Nottdance 2019 reviewer, Maud Lannen, has her say on the opening night... 

LIT Review - Nottingham Playhouse

25 September 19

With quotes like, “I’m making him work for it. Got him to buy me a pack of Tangfastics and a can of Lilt before I showed him my tits", we just had to check it out. 

An Enemy of the People Review - Nottingham Playhouse

18 September 19

Alex Kingston is best known for her TV work (ER, Moll Flanders, Doctor Who), though recently she has returned to the stage. She is the star that Nottingham Playhouse of Rebecca Lenkiewicz’s new adaptation of Ibsen’s drama about the conflict of political power and truth, at the Playhouse.

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