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Sat 24 OctoberÂ
Metronome, Nottingham
5:45pm 18+
Just the Tonic has a reputation for the best comedy line ups in the country... you can be sure you are getting one of the best nights in town...
COMING UP:
Nick Helm - "A true comedy daredevil" Time OutÂ
Pat Cahill - âWonderfully weirdâ The Guardian, âTrue star qualityâ Evening Standard
Guest - Not quite filled this gap... but fear not... it will be someone funny.
Phil Ellis - âMuch cleverer and much more stupid than you might thinkâ. Chortle
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 Weds 14 October
Online
Make up your favourite homemade drink, curl up on the sofa and join the SCAW Duo (Antony Clare, piano & Sarah Watts, clarinet) for an online Chamber Room concert broadcast to your room on Zoom.
SCAW Duo performs an intimate evening of piano and clarinet duos by composers from Poulenc to Piazzolla, while sharing with you their stories of being musicians in lockdown. Youâll have the opportunity for audience Q&A with them after the performance.
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 Fri 13 to Sun 22 November
This year's festival, will be delivering a blend of events, mixing a small number of live events with an online programme.
Themes will touch on the importance of poetic education, rebel against the notion that poetry is optional, and showcase the contemporary voices speaking now.
Watch the event website for details
Booking now
16 Nov -Â Vanessa Kisuule
18 Nov -Â Anthony Anaxagorou
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 Fri 30 October to Sun 1 November
Wollaton Hall & Deer Park
Join Wollaton Hall and Deer Park this Halloween for a spooktacular outdoor cinema experience...
There are four fabulously frightening classics to feast your eyes on, so book tickets for your favourite now, and don't forget to wrap up warm...
Psychological scares with The Shining (15), witchy goings on with Hocus Pocus (PG ), Vampire tales with The Lost Boys (15) (Pictured) and supernatural shindigs with 80s favourite Ghostbusters (PG)
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 Weds 21 October
Nottingham Playhouse
A staged reading of this brand new play.
Carly is a young Social Worker, conflicted by a case which triggers memories of her own childhood experiences in the care system. Her younger sister, who is white, was adopted by her âforever afterâ family, whilst Carly â who is Black, âmixed raceâ â remained in the care system.
This gripping and heartfelt new play seeks to explore issues around âraceâ and identity within the care system, and provoke discussions around sibling relationships and separation.
Rootless Island Baby is part of the Nottingham Playhouse Unlocked festival of live and live-streamed shows.
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 Fri 27 November 2020 to Weds 6 January 2021
Wollaton Hall & Deer Park
Wollaton Hall will host its first magical Christmas lights trail this year, as the formal gardens are transformed into an enchanted light spectacle, Christmas at Wollaton.
10% off if you live in the city - As the Nottingham residents discount has been so popular, organisers have decided to leave it open for Nottingham City residents to enjoy for a while longer.
Please note, in the event of Christmas at Wollaton being cancelled, you will be notified and offered an alternative date, if available; or a full refund.
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