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A story about science, possibility, love and the quantum multiverse theory is coming to West Nottinghamshire College’s Create Theatre in Mansfield soon.

Sheffield’s only professional opera company partner Opera On Location is teaming up with the renowned Sheffield Chamber Orchestra to bring Mozart’s rousing, well-known opera The Marriage of Figaro to Victoria Hall for one night only on Friday, April 27.

Nottingham’s Royal Concert Hall is the venue on Friday, April 27, for Queen: A Rock and Symphonic Spectacular.

BBC Radio 2 Folk Award Winners Ímar will play Nottingham’s Djanogly Theatre on Wednesday, May 9.

Powerhouse performers Ghosts Of Men will be part of a bumper bill at The Black Market Venue in Market Warsop on Friday, April 27.

A baked sweet potato provides a source of slow release energy.

ITV’s Sunday night feel-good drama The Good Karma Hospital has now closed its doors, writes Tony Spittles.

The 2018 UK and Ireland Tour of the Old Vic production of Yasmina Reza’s Olivier, Tony and Moliere award-winning comedy ART can be seen at Nottingham’s Theatre Royal from April 30-May 5.

Two of the world’s biggest YouTube stars will bring their touring show to Nottingham’s Royal Concert Hall on Wednesday, May 1.

It’s time for Kevin Bryan’s latest Record Review feature.

The founder of the Welbeck Estate’s School of Artisan Food made her television debut this week, in a search for the UK’s finest produce.

A dog-friendly holiday letting agency received over 1,000 applications in the first 24 hours after posting a vacancy for a ‘canine critic’, and plenty more are expected before tomorrow’s deadline.

The touring show Remembering Fred is coming to Nottingham’s Royal Concert Hall on Sunday, April 29, starting at 7.30pm.

The recent production of War Horse at the Royal Concert Hall in Nottingham proved to be a record-breaking success, with over 55,000 people seeing the National Theatre’s global stage hit during its three-and-a-half week run at the venue.

Three supernatural stories are tied together in this retro-inspired horror with abundant jump scares, writes Natalie Stendall.

“My Choice is you, God, First and only. And now I find I’m your Choice!


Sitcom star Sue Holderness will be playing the villain of this year’s festive family feast at Mansfield Palace Theatre.

The well-known stand-up comedian/poet Henry Normal will be the guest performer at Worksop Library on Thursday, April 26, in the Poetry Hour.

Come and see Vienna Festival Ballet perform Swan Lake at Retford Majestic Theatre on Sunday, April 22.