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A spell of dance, magic and emotion, Northern Ballet’s Merlin brought the legend to life and turned magic into reality.
What’s life without a little adventure? Finding this hidden gem of a restaurant, located off the beaten track, felt that way but it was so worth it.
Sometimes you just need to get out of the office, forego the standard meal deal, and try something new on your lunch break — I’m so glad I did.
All singing, all dancing, Top Hat is a joyous throwback to the golden era of Hollywood.
Whether you’re a long-time fan, or simply love a good crime story, Inspector Morse: House of Ghosts is an excellent evening out for amateur sleuths.
As somewhat of a football sceptic, I wasn’t entirely sure what I’d make of a play all about the sport — but it was a true testament to human spirit.
Blackadder goes forth on a time-travelling jaunt through the ages in a comedy-filled adventure.
It may be a court case against Gay News that forms the backdrop, but it is Mary Whitehouse on trial in the latest production at Nottingham Playhouse.
When you go to see a musical you’ve already seen less than a year ago, you know what’s coming, but it doesn’t make it any less special.
I was delighted to be proven wrong about cabbage during a visit to try out a town centre restaurant.
The season has come down on another summer Classic Thriller Season and it has certainly ended on a high.
Most parents will be looking for an activity to entertain their offspring during the school holidays.
A story about, love, life, tradition and changing ways comes together in a show which leaves you questioning the ways of the world.
There are twists and turns galore — as you would expect — in the latest instalment of the Classic Thriller Season in Nottingham.
When you take a shrimp lover and a curry lover to an Indian restaurant, one up for new things and one a regular, you know you got yourself a deal.
The world’s most bumbling police officer is back — and he’s hopped on the case of a humorous homicide.
With so many restaurants now closed for diners early in the week, venturing across a village restaurant that was open at teatime was a nice surprise.
With Nottingham Pride celebrations just around the corner, Kinky Boots is the perfect show to see to celebrate inclusivity and being true to yourself.
During a recent family get-together we stopped off at Slow Rise in Lincoln for dinner, and it didn’t disappoint.
On a beautiful summer’s night, are there many better places to enjoy a delicious meal than a sunny spot by the river?
Robin Hood Theatre Company is investigating The Curious Incident Of The Dog In The Night-Time - and is doing a magnificent job.