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The Choir of Man – Theatre Royal Nottingham, Review, 9 June 2026
Editor Jun 10, 2026 0

There are musicals with intricate plots, grand spectacle and emotional twists. Then there is The Choir of Man, which strolls…

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Tony Wright – The Old Cold Store – Review
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Before Tony Wright and Milly arrived on stage, the audience were treated to an engaging set from Phil Cudworth and…

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Fawlty Towers – Nottingham Theatre Royal- A Fawltless Review
Editor Jun 3, 2026 0

Few television comedies are as loved as Fawlty Towers, and that affection was obvious from the moment the lights went…

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Pay to Play: The Slow Death of Working Class Creativity
Editor May 17, 2026 0

“Pay to play” once meant bands being charged for the privilege of performing. Young musicians selling tickets upfront, carrying the…

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Gentleman Jack – Nottingham Theatre Royal Review
Editor May 15, 2026 0

There are some productions that impress you technically, and there are others that quietly sweep you away without you fully…

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Highlight of Valefest 2026 (Saturday) – Lyric Lounge Review – Tanya Russell
Editor May 14, 2026 0

Saturday morning shenanigans start with the great Maynard and Holyday ‘get your ball in’ challenge, which I realise only makes…

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