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Why The Times They Are A-Changin’ Still Feels Uncomfortably Current
Editor Feb 26, 2026 0

Why The Times They Are A-Changin’ Still Feels Uncomfortably Current When Bob Dylan released The Times They Are A-Changin’ in…

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Maximo Park XX Tour – Nottingham – Review
Editor Feb 22, 2026 0

Maxïmo Park’s return to Rock City earlier this week was a vivid reminder of why they have endured for over…

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Cirque Enchantment – Nottingham Review
Editor Feb 22, 2026 0

Cirque Enchantment in Nottingham last night was an absolute delight from start to finish. It is worth stressing that this…

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The Kinks – Sunny Afternoon – Nottingham Review
Editor Feb 19, 2026 0

Earlier this week in Nottingham, Sunny Afternoon proved why it remains one of the strongest British jukebox musicals of the…

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Northern Live – Do I Love You? – Nottingham Royal Concert Hall Review
Editor Feb 6, 2026 0

Northern Live – Do I Love You opened in Nottingham to a sea of sharply dressed fans, many embracing the…

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Johnny Cash Roadshow – Nottingham Royal Concert Hall
Editor Feb 6, 2026 0

The Johnny Cash Roadshow delivered a confident, thoughtful and emotionally rich performance in Nottingham last week, offering a tribute that…

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Matthew Bourne’s The Red Shoes – 5 Star Review
Editor Feb 4, 2026 0

Last night’s performance of The Red Shoes at Nottingham Theatre Royal was extraordinary. From the opening moments, it was clear…

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