Arts Reviews

Carlton Operatic Society's production of Shrek the Musical is an all-singing, all-dancing comedy adaptation from Dreamwork's Shrek. Nottingham Theatre Royal was buzzing with excitement before the spectacular show, and it certainly did not disappointment. Izzy Hunter reviews....

  Daria Paterek In 2021, Shadow and Bone took the world by storm. From becoming one of the most popular books on TikTok to being made into a TV show, the trilogy has continuously risen in relevance. After binge reading the series, Daria gives her honest opinions about the trilogy. What I...

On Saturday 19th February, The Times' broadcaster, columnist and comedian, Matt Chorley, appeared at Nottingham's Lakeside Arts as part of his humour-fuelled tour across the UK. Impact's Head of News, Lauren McGaun, reviews Matt Chorley's new stand-up-show, 'Who Is In Charge Here?'...

Kya Clark has lived in the marshes of North Carolina her entire life, leaving residents of the local villiages referring to her as the Marsh Girl, afraid and intimidated by her otherness. However, when two men from the nearby town become intrigued by her wild beauty, her whole life...

In line with Veganuary, Harriot Smith reviews 'The Abolitionist Approach' for January's Book of the Month....

Tara Anegada reviews 'When Sally Met Gary Henry Harry' from the NNT's Autumn Online Season...

Abie Whitehead reviews 'Far Apart', the latest poignant piece of theatre from the NNT's Autumn Online Season. ...