Toastie's Masked Singer Costume: A Nightmare Origin
Costume designer Tim Simpson explains why Toastie's terrified expression on The Masked Singer UK represents a cheese toastie facing imminent consumption.
Category : Theatre Shows
Keke Palmer Stars in The Burbs TV Remake Review
Keke Palmer headlines a TV remake of the 1989 cult comedy The Burbs, bringing fresh energy to the suburban satire with a modern twist.
American Psycho Musical Revival Leaves Critics Numb
The stage musical adaptation of Bret Easton Ellis's American Psycho returns to London's Almeida Theatre, but fails to capture the emotional depth needed for musical theatre despite slick production values.
Lord of the Flies: BBC's Surreal Horror Adaptation
Jack Thorne's BBC adaptation of Lord of the Flies reimagines William Golding's classic as a contemporary, unsettling exploration of masculinity and politics.
My Father's Shadow to Hamlet: Rave Reviews This Week
A roundup of this week's standout theatre reviews, from a powerful family drama to a fresh take on Shakespeare's classic, highlighting critical acclaim.
BBC Drama Explores Male Prison Violence Quietly
The BBC's new drama 'Waiting for the Out' tackles male violence and incarceration through a philosophical lens, contrasting with louder shows like Netflix's Adolescence.
It Walks Around the House at Night Review: Chichester
A review of the play It Walks Around the House at Night at the Minerva Theatre in Chichester, exploring its themes, performances, and theatrical impact.
Jack Thorne's Best TV Shows: A Countdown
As Jack Thorne's new BBC adaptation of Lord of the Flies premieres, we rank his 20 boldest and most moving TV productions, showcasing his prolific career in British drama.
The Virgins: Teen Sex Night Drama at Soho Theatre
Miriam Battye's award-winning play The Virgins returns to Soho Theatre, exploring teenage sexuality, awkwardness, and the currency of experience.
The Virgins: Teen Comedy at Soho Theatre
Miriam Battye's play The Virgins offers a sharp, funny look at teenage girls navigating intimacy, with strong performances and clever direction.
Will & Grace's Smitty Actor Charles Stevenson Dies at 95
Charles C Stevenson Jr, best known for playing bartender Smitty on Will & Grace, has passed away aged 95. His son confirmed the actor died in California in January.
Coronation Street: Shona's Dad Reveal Stuns Viewers
Coronation Street's Shona Platt faces her estranged father in emotional scenes, uncovering family secrets and Jodie's hidden agenda in dramatic storyline.
Rivals Season 2 Returns with Debauchery in May
The 'naughtiest show on television' is back as Rivals season 2 premieres on Disney Plus in May, featuring shower sex, 80s glamour, and British acting talent.
Arcadia at Old Vic: Stoppard's Brilliant Farewell
Tom Stoppard's Arcadia dazzles at the Old Vic in a farewell production exploring time, science, and humanity through witty dialogue and stellar performances.
Gordon Ramsay Addresses Peaty Family Wedding Drama
Celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay speaks out about the feud surrounding his daughter Holly's wedding to Adam Peaty, calling the situation 'self-inflicted' from the Peaty family's side.
Arcadia Review: Stoppard's Masterpiece at The Old Vic
Tom Stoppard's acclaimed play Arcadia returns to London's Old Vic in an exuberant production exploring love, mathematics, and the mysteries of the universe.
Nigella Lawson Joins Bake Off as Judge (05.02.2026)
Rebecca Shaw celebrates Nigella Lawson's addition to The Great British Bake Off, highlighting it as a much-needed positive story that brings warmth and anticipation to viewers.
Rebecca Ferguson Details Actor Who 'Screamed' at Her
Rebecca Ferguson reveals shocking details about a co-star who screamed at her on set, discussing how she would handle it differently now and her journey to assertiveness.
Director Warns Theatre Trigger Warnings Risk Mollycoddling Audiences
Award-winning director John Doyle argues that excessive trigger warnings in theatre could patronise audiences and undermine the art form's power to provoke and challenge.
Whitney White's Shakespeare Reckoning at RSC
Whitney White's gig-theatre show All Is But Fantasy at Stratford-upon-Avon's The Other Place interrogates Shakespeare's problematic legacy through music and performance.
Lost Atoms Review: Frantic Assembly's Physical Theatre Triumph
Anna Jordan's play Lost Atoms at Lyric Hammersmith receives a 3-star review, with Frantic Assembly's virtuosic staging transforming a conventional relationship story into gripping theatre.
Resistance Theatre: Arts Community vs Trump Attacks
The US arts community is mobilising against Donald Trump's attacks, with resistance theatre emerging as a key cultural battleground in the political landscape.
EastEnders Fans Obsessed with 'Unhinged' Bea Pollard
EastEnders viewers are fascinated by newcomer Bea Pollard, played by Ronni Ancona, as her manipulative behaviour and mysterious past with Linda Carter unfold on BBC One.
The Memory of Water Review: Sisters' Grief Comedy
Shelagh Stephenson's Olivier-winning play The Memory of Water receives a well-acted production at Bolton's Octagon Theatre, exploring three sisters' childhood neediness after their mother's death.
Stoppard's Arcadia Revival at Old Vic Theatre
Carrie Cracknell's revival of Tom Stoppard's 1993 masterpiece Arcadia brings this intellectually dazzling play back to the London stage at the Old Vic in Waterloo.
Grand Tour Confirms New Hosts For Amazon Prime Series
Amazon Prime's The Grand Tour returns with three new hosts for season 7: Francis Bourgeois, James Engelsman, and Thomas Holland, replacing the original trio.
Family Conflict Over Patriarch's Wishes in The Ophiolite Review
A new theatre production, The Ophiolite Review, explores a family's intense battle over a patriarch's dying wishes, delving into themes of legacy, greed, and emotional turmoil in a gripping narrative.
Crown of Blood: Yoruba Macbeth Review
Oladipo Agboluaje's Crown of Blood reimagines Shakespeare's Macbeth in 19th-century West Africa at Sheffield's Crucible theatre, exploring power through Yoruba mythology.
Carol Lawrence: Motley Pioneer & BBC Design Legend
Carol Lawrence, a pioneering stage designer from the first Motley course, who later became indispensable to BBC Saturday morning TV, has died aged 81.
Soap Director Peter Rose Dies
Peter Rose, the television director responsible for one of Coronation Street's most famous scenes involving Deirdre Barlow's trifle, has passed away.
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