What’s on

Theatre
John Hegley: All Hail the Snail

Sunday 08 April

Join poet John Hegley on a humorous journey through his living library of poems, songs, stories and animal drawings.
Theatre
Crimes Under the Sun

Tuesday 10 April

A secluded island hotel just off the English coast becomes a crime scene, as a scandalinducing femme-fatale is felled. All the guests on the island are suspects, but are they alone and is this the first crime this idyllic island has witnessed?
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Lysistrata by Aristophanes

Tuesday 24 April - Saturday 28 April

The ancient world is gripped by a seemingly interminable war. With the men of Athens serving in the forces, the women of the city can take no more.
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Roger McGough: As Far As I Know

Sunday 29 April

Hilarious and surreal, McGough is a poet of many voices. His latest book It Never Rains is a collection of new verses with drawings by the author.
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Toolbox Festival

Thursday 03 May - Saturday 05 May

The culmination of a brand new creative challenge to Nottingham’s young theatre makers, in which each group will have created an original 15-minute performance using the same toolbox kit as their inspirational starting point.
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Keepy Uppy

Sunday 06 May

Keepy Uppy is a play for the 2018 World Cup year, for football fans, non-football fans, children and families.
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Sinergia

Tuesday 08 May

With his personal and innovative approach, which seamlessly blends traditional flamenco palos from tangos to soléa, Liñán brings raw power, determination and artistry that will delight UK audiences.
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Sunday afternoon with Wendy Cope

Sunday 13 May

The inimitable Wendy Cope will charm and amuse you with her wry, ironic poetry – sharp and punchy, soft and contemplative.
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2Magpies Theatre: Last Resort

Monday 21 May - Tuesday 22 May

Last Resort is the alternative future for Guantanamo Bay. You’ll sit in a deckchair, you’ll get a rum cocktail on arrival and you’ll feel the sand between your toes.
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Autism Reimagined

Thursday 24 May

An exploration of how autistic people perceive, experience, and communicate differently, through art and drama.
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Wheee!: The Princess & The Pea

Monday 28 May - Tuesday 29 May

A charming and beautifully quirky dance theatre adaptation of this favourite Hans Christian Andersen story by the brilliant Norwegian company Dybwikdans.
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Wheee! 2018: Is This A Dagger?

Friday 01 June

Andy Cannon retells Shakespeare’s Macbeth, taking audiences on a thousand-year journey from fact to fiction and back again. Suitable for ages 8+