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Review: Northern Ballet’s Merlin – A True Masterpiece of Modern Theatre
Editor Oct 16, 2025 0

Northern Ballet’s Merlin in Nottingham last night was nothing short of a masterpiece. This is a complete artistic experience, the…

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Radio Gaga wows Nottingham
Editor Oct 15, 2025 0

The Royal Concert Hall was transformed into Wembley Stadium on Sunday night as Radio GaGa brought the full force of…

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Anything for Love Spectacular
Editor Oct 15, 2025 0

If rock theatre has a king, his name is Steve Steinman. His Anything for Love show stormed into Nottingham last…

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The Magic Of Motown – A magic night out
Editor Oct 15, 2025 0

If I could bottle that night at Nottingham’s Royal Concert Hall, I would label it pure feel-good fuel. From the…

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Inspector Morse: House of Ghosts – Nottingham Review
Editor Oct 2, 2025 0

Seeing Inspector Morse brought to the stage at the Theatre Royal was an intriguing experience. This new play, written by…

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