• ‘Far Apart’ @ NNT Autumn Online Season

    Abie Whitehead reviews 'Far Apart', the latest poignant piece of theatre from the NNT's Autumn Online Season. ...
  • Single Review: Charity Stow – Wake Up

    Nottingham based singer-songwriter Charity Stow has already seen local success, after being featured on The Bodega, Rescue Rooms and LeftLion livestreams, as well as having played socially-distanced gigs at The Bodega Secret Garden, Dubrek Studios Derby, and Nottingham Arboretum....
  • Album Review: AC/DC – Power Up

    40 years on after releasing the biggest selling rock album of all time (Back in Black), it’s fair to say AC/DC are back. In truth, it’s like they never went away. With their new record Power Up, the Australian rock band have simply just reminded us what their most...
  • Album Review: MISOGI – little*stars

    London-based artist and producer MISOGI is no stranger to the music scene, having produced for huge names in the rap scene, including AJ Tracey, Lil Yachty, Lil Pump, Night Lovell and BONES. His latest project little*stars sees him collaborate with a long list of names, including Dylan Brady of...
  • ‘Hello World’ @ NNT Autumn Online Season

    Tara Anegada reviews 'Hello World' at the Nottingham New Theatre Autumn Online Season...
  • TV Review: On Children: A System that Fails Mothers and Children

    This 2018 Taiwanese anthology is produced by Public Television Service (PTS) Taiwan and available on Netflix UK and North Ireland now. Adapted from the first-hand observation of Taiwanese educational system by Shao-Le Wu, a former tutor, the series name is inspired by Kahlil Gibran’s same-name poem....
  • An Interview With Harriet Frosh, Author Of ‘Space Taxis’

    Jerome Gerada Harriet Frosh is a current University of Nottingham English student and literary critic who has, more recently, become a published author. Her first novel, Space Taxis, co-written with her father, Adam Frosh, is a science-fiction fantasy tale that traverses different worlds, making for an all-round out-of-this-world reading...