Lost 1954 BBC Gay Script Revived for Stage Play
A shelved 1954 BBC script on homosexuality is now a stage play touring England for LGBT+ History Month, exposing historic prejudice and modern parallels.
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Paranormal Activity Thrills London Stage
The iconic horror film Paranormal Activity has been adapted for the stage, now terrifying audiences at London's Ambassador's Theatre. Discover if this live adaptation delivers the same chilling scares.
Barber Shop Chronicles: The Play That Changed a Life
Discover how Inua Ellams' groundbreaking play 'Barber Shop Chronicles' inspired writer Gayathiri Kamalakanthan to create her own work, 'Period Parrrty'. A story of theatre, identity, and finding your voice.
New galleon for Diana's playground nears completion in Germany
A key part of the £3m revamp of the Diana, Princess of Wales Memorial Playground is being finished in Bavaria. The wooden ship will head to London's Kensington Gardens for a summer reopening.
Boots Riley Directs Post-Apocalyptic Simpsons Film
Filmmaker Boots Riley confirms he will adapt the cult play 'Mr. Burns, a Post-Electric Play', a surreal story where a Simpsons episode becomes post-apocalyptic folklore. Discover the details.
BBC moves to dismiss Trump's $10bn defamation lawsuit
The BBC is seeking to have Donald Trump's $10bn lawsuit thrown out, defending the UK's public broadcaster against what it calls a bullying legal tactic. Discover why this case matters for British media.
BBC's Industry Season 4 Soars into Top 10 as Fans Binge
BBC's acclaimed drama 'Industry' returns for a fourth season, earning a 96% Rotten Tomatoes score and surging into the iPlayer top 10. Discover why this cutthroat series is a must-watch.
Orphans review: A peculiar gem at Jermyn Street Theatre
Lyle Kessler's 80s drama 'Orphans' receives a gripping revival in London, featuring an outstanding cast in a claustrophobic power play. See it until 24 January.
High Noon Stage Review: A Curio with Sensational Leads
Thea Sharrock directs a stage version of the classic Western 'High Noon' in London. Featuring Billy Crudup and Denise Gough, it's an entertaining show that feels more like a screenplay on stage. ★★★☆☆
Industry to Blue Velvet: A Week of Rave Reviews
Critics celebrate the return of BBC's Industry and a new Blue Velvet stage adaptation. Discover the week's top-rated TV, theatre, and film in our culture roundup.
Headphone Horror Play 'A Ghost in Your Ear' at Hampstead
Jamie Armitage's binaural horror play 'A Ghost in Your Ear' terrifies audiences at Hampstead Theatre Downstairs. A meta tribute to MR James, it stars George Blagden. Runs until 31 Jan 2026.
Carrie Coon triumphs in Tracy Letts' Bug play revival
Carrie Coon delivers a powerhouse performance in the London revival of Tracy Letts' 'Bug'. Read our full review of this intense, paranoid thriller.
Oh, Mary! Broadway Hit Falters in London
Cole Escola's Tony-winning play 'Oh, Mary!' receives a lukewarm two-star review in London. The historical comedy about Mary Todd Lincoln's life struggles to connect with UK audiences. See it at Trafalgar Studios until 25 April.
Provocative Play Challenges Views on Disability and Sex
A groundbreaking new play, 'The Fourth Trimester', tackles the taboo of disabled sexuality and intimacy. Discover how theatre is pushing for greater inclusion and representation.
Dublin Gothic: Epic 100-Year Family Saga at Abbey Theatre
Barbara Bergin's 'Dublin Gothic' at the Abbey Theatre traces four families through 100 years of the city's history, from slums to the Aids crisis. A teeming, ambitious production.
Readers Share Worst Game Buys & Await PS5 State of Play
GameCentral's latest inbox features readers discussing their worst video game purchases, speculation on the next PS5 State of Play, and defence of the Nintendo Switch 2 Welcome Tour. Join the conversation.
Lego Unveils 'Smart Bricks' for Star Wars at CES
Lego launches interactive 'smart bricks' with sound and light in new Star Wars sets. The tech aims to blend creativity with play without screens, but does it risk stifling imagination?
Eric Roth's High Noon Play Premieres in London
Forrest Gump writer Eric Roth makes his theatre debut with a stage adaptation of the classic western High Noon, featuring Bruce Springsteen songs. World premiere at London's Harold Pinter Theatre.
Khalid Abdalla's 'Nowhere' explores identity and politics
British-Egyptian actor Khalid Abdalla brings his acclaimed one-man play 'Nowhere' to Sydney Festival. The multimedia show blends personal history with commentary on Gaza, colonialism, and protest.
Apple Appeals £1.5bn UK App Store Ruling
Apple seeks to overturn a landmark £1.5bn ruling that found it overcharged millions of UK App Store users. If the appeal fails, compensation could be due.
QPR's stunning form since Coventry thrashing sparks play-off hope
QPR's incredible Championship resurgence under Julien Stephan has them dreaming of the play-offs. Discover how the team transformed after a 7-1 defeat to Coventry City.
RSC's 'Twelfth Night' Review: Sumptuous but Overstuffed
The RSC's lavish production of Shakespeare's 'Twelfth Night' at the Barbican Centre is visually stunning but overly busy. Our review of this three-hour comedy running until January 2026.
War and Art Collide in Kharkiv's Nativity Play
A powerful nativity play in Kharkiv, using poetry by Serhiy Zhadan, reflects Ukraine's grim reality in its fourth war winter. Explore how art mirrors the nation's exhaustion and resilience.
Lost Tennessee Williams radio play found, to air in 2026
A forgotten radio play by Tennessee Williams has been unearthed in a US archive. The 1953 work, 'The Eye That Saw Death,' will receive its world premiere broadcast by the BBC in 2026. Discover the story behind this remarkable literary find.
Complete UK Entertainment Guide: Avatar to Amadeus
Your definitive guide to festive UK entertainment. From Avatar's cinematic return to Amadeus on stage, discover the must-see films, shows, and events this season.
Almeida's Christmas Day: A Gripping Dinner-Table Debate
Sam Grabiner's 'Christmas Day' at London's Almeida theatre delivers a complex, outspoken drama about a Jewish family grappling with identity and the Israel-Gaza war. A must-see bold production.
Review: Sam Grabiner's 'Christmas Day' at Almeida Theatre
Sam Grabiner's fearless dark comedy 'Christmas Day' explores a dysfunctional London Jewish family's festive clash. Now playing at the Almeida Theatre, Islington until 8 Jan 2026.
BBC iPlayer may charge for older shows in new plan
The UK government proposes a 'top-up' subscription for older BBC iPlayer content to secure the broadcaster's future. Have your say in the public consultation.
BBC Charter Review: Ministers Eye Permanent Status
The UK government is considering major reforms to the BBC's charter and funding, aiming to depoliticise its board and secure its long-term future. Explore the potential changes and what they mean for the broadcaster.
Trump sues BBC for $10bn as licence fee future debated
Donald Trump files a $10bn lawsuit against the BBC over a Panorama edit, as UK ministers publish a green paper on the future of the licence fee. Political leaders clash over the broadcaster's independence.
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