Theatre & Dance

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Djanogly Theatre

The Animator

Thu 27 Feb 2025

A high-energy physical theatre biopic telling the story of the 'Queen of Silhouettes' set in 1920s Berlin.

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Exhibition

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Djanogly Gallery

Angear Visitor Centre

Cosmic Titans: Art, Science and the Quantum Universe

Sat 25 Jan – Sun 27 Apr 2025

This free exhibition unites art and science in a captivating exploration of the quantum universe, celebrating the International Year of Quantum Science and Technology.

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Meetings & Conferences

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Talk

Archaeology NOW Talk

Nottingham Caves

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Tue 23 Jan 2024

Djanogly Theatre

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Past event

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Nottingham’s famous man-made caves are a defining feature of the city’s heritage.

Used for a wide range of functions from tanning workshops and malting kilns, to pub cellars, elite drinking dens and World War II air-raid shelters. Dr Chris King presents a wide range of fascinating archaeological finds from Nottingham’s caves that help us to tell their story and learn more about the everyday life of Nottingham people through the centuries.

Dr Chris King is an Associate Professor in the Department of Classics and Archaeology and lead investigator for the University’s City of Caves project (caves@nottingham.ac.uk)