A few things to do this weekend in Notts...

Rudyard Kipling's classic tale of the boy raised by wolves is being brought to life in this production by Oddsocks on Friday, February 24, at 7.30pm. Call 01623 633133 for more.

The new-look band sees Genesis man and founder member Mike Rutherford joined by vocalists Andrew Roachford and Tim Howar for their Word Of Mouth tour, which is stopping in Nottingham on Friday, February 24.
Expect a mix of new material and classic hits like The Living Years, Over My Shoulder and Another Cup of Coffee.
For more see www.trch.co.uk

Now in his tenth year and with more than 2,500 performances under his belt, Lee Lard is still being voted the most popular comedy tribute act in the UK.
His homage to Bolton comedy star Peter Kay will be coming to Retford on Friday, February 24.
For more call 01777 706866 or visit www.majesticretford.com

They’ve toured with Deacon Blue and appeared alongside James Blunt and the Manic Street Preachers at Hyde Park Live.
Now the acclaimed country rock duo are bringing the sounds of west coast America to Letwell on Saturday, February 25.
Likened by many to James Taylor and Joni Mitchell, Paul Zervas and Kathryn Pepper are famed for their close harmonies mirroring the distinctive style of Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young.
For tickets call Martyn Sharpe on 01909 731626 or Andy Swift on 01909 540694.

Dukeries Theatre returns with another offering from the pen of Richard Harris.
A cast of characters includes three sets of neighbours, an interfering mother-in- law, a suicidal old flame, a motor bike enthusiast and two unlikely characters appearing in a variety of outlandish costumes as they prepare for a party.
There will be performances from Thursday, February 23, Saturday, February 25. For more details call 01909 501817 or visit www.acorntheatre.net

Appearing at the venue will be The Zipheads, Howlin Bones, The Cadillacs and DC Spectres this Friday, February 24. Entry is £2.50.
For more go to www.blackmarketlive.co.uk

One of the UK’s brightest comedic talents gives fans a second chance to catch his new show, Jack Whitehall At Large, in Nottingham this Saturday, February 25.
Fans can expect comedy pyrotechnics from one of UK stand-up’s biggest stars.
For more, visit www.motorpointarenanottingham.com

Original Drifters member Roy G Hemmings brings together the iconic sound of the Motown, Sound of Philadelphia and Stax Ataltic labels in one hit-filled night this Sunday, February 26.
For more, call 01777 706866 or visit www.majesticretford.com

A Grand Night For Singing will be performed on Saturday, February 25, at 7pm. Tickets are £6 or pay at the door including refreshments. For more information telephone 753591 or 484572.