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Some good comedy from Irish comic Alison Spittle about various stories from her life, some of the challenges you face as you grow up, and internet trolls.

This is a skilful team of sketch comedians who hold them together well with a good thread throughout. Characterisation & physicality is strong here.

Will they stop the Mansplainer in time? This new musical provides some entertainment, hosts some great performers, and is somewhat inventive for how they put it all together & use an effective set.

Exploring the impact of technology through humour, observations and cracking use of a Commodore 64. An insightful hour that demonstrates the chaos of our world caused by the evolution of technology.

A comedian who won the "So You Think You're Funny?” competition 2017 and brings her warm but self-deprecating show about the north/south divide, height & epilepsy to Edinburgh.

A solo theatre show by Samuel Clayton of Catapult Theatre Company, who demonstrates incredible skill as an actor and provides a moving insight in to the tribulations of additional learning needs in mainstream education.

This is a show about the irrational pursuit of the absurd.  Richard is amenable and generated some bursts of laughter.

A deceptively slow start aids the tension built up through an incredible show of dance, physical theatre & circus skills that at times meant the audience didn’t know whether to clap in amazement or stay silent in fear of breaking the concentration.

This short piece isn’t an article telling you about the upcoming legislation and us asking for permission to follow you around the internet.  WE DON’T DO THAT.  But we wanted to help dispel a few myths; whilst letting you know how we’ve given you even more power.

Want a career in the creative sector?  This annual conference is one of those places that help to make it happen on an industry level.  I reflect briefly on a few key notes I made.

I attended the second of three days where schools from across Nottingham came to experience the arts. I Recently had the pleasure of attending one of the three workshop days offered to Nottinghamshire secondary schools by Nonsuch Theatre in the start programme. The Start programme is a national project ran by Children and the Arts. 

Is 2018 your year to start an art career? Here are a few resolutions to help you get there, and some links to more resources too.