Some musicals age gracefully. Others become museum pieces, relying on nostalgia to carry them over the finish line. Twenty years…
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Review: Bowling For Soup & Frank Turner turn Lincoln Castle into the happiest place in punk rock
There are gigs where the bands share a bill. Then there are gigs where everyone on stage looks like they’d…
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The Spy Who Came In From The Cold – Nottingham Theatre Royal Review
With temperatures outside reaching the kind of levels that make even a short walk through Nottingham feel like an endurance…
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Review: The Magic of the Bee Gees – Theatre Royal, Nottingham
There are tribute shows, and then there are productions that understand why the music mattered in the first place. The…
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“Very aggressive. Not very fckable.” – An open letter to the music industry
A few days ago, punk duo The Meffs shared a line from a review of one of their performances. “Very…
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The Choir of Man – Theatre Royal Nottingham, Review, 9 June 2026
There are musicals with intricate plots, grand spectacle and emotional twists. Then there is The Choir of Man, which strolls…
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