Elevator Repair Service's Gatz presents F. Scott Fitzgerald's novel in full over eight and a half hours, creating a transfixing theatrical experience that blends office life with literary immersion at Her Majesty's Theatre, Adelaide.
John Alford, known for roles in Grange Hill and London's Burning, has died in custody two months after receiving an eight-and-a-half year sentence for sexually assaulting two teenage girls in 2022.
Michelle Pfeiffer stars in Taylor Sheridan's new Paramount+ series The Madison, a six-part drama set in Montana that critics describe as overly simplistic and filled with clichés.
Amber Davies refutes reports of a backstage feud with understudy Hannah Lowther after illness forced her to miss Legally Blonde performances, praising her replacement and detailing her recovery.
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Australian actor David Wenham discusses his return to theater in 'An Iliad,' reflects on his early career in Sydney's Darlinghurst, and shares insights on human nature and personal growth.
West End Live, the free outdoor musical theatre festival, is set for June 2026 in Trafalgar Square, featuring performances from top West End shows, photo ops, and merch stalls.
The Pitt, a smash-hit HBO Max medical drama from the ER team, launches in the UK after sweeping awards. We explore its hyperrealistic set and the stories behind this tense, unflinching show.
Former Strictly Come Dancing professional Kristina Rihanoff suggests the BBC take the show off air for a year to refocus on ballroom and Latin dancing roots, amid major changes.
Performance duo She Goat presents Iron Fantasy at Soho Theatre, a chaotic yet tender meditation on strength, aging, and trauma through song, movement, and feminist storytelling.
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Daniel Radcliffe leads the Broadway revival of 'Every Brilliant Thing,' a play exploring mental health and hope. The production opens in March 2026, marking a significant return to theater for the acclaimed actor.
Jane Lapotaire, who died at 81, was celebrated for her Olivier-winning role as Edith Piaf, but her true genius shone in Shakespeare, Chekhov, and Ibsen, revealing a rare classical talent on stage.
Jane Lapotaire, the celebrated stage actress known for roles in The Crown and Downton Abbey, has passed away at age 81. She won Olivier and Tony awards for her portrayal of Édith Piaf.
London's Barbican Centre presents Theatre for One, offering free five-minute Irish plays in a private booth where each audience member experiences a unique solo performance.
Former NBC producer Brooke Nevils discusses her allegations of sexual assault by Matt Lauer, exploring consent, power dynamics, and victim psychology in her new book Unspeakable Things.
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Andrew Lloyd Webber's musicals are experiencing a revival, with hip directors like Jamie Lloyd reimagining classics like Evita and Sunset Boulevard, sparking a cultural shift in theatre.
Jane Lapotaire, the esteemed stage and screen actor known for her roles with the Royal Shakespeare Company and as Marie Curie on TV, has passed away at age 81. Her career spanned decades, marked by award-winning performances and a remarkable recovery from
Neil LaBute's trilogy America the Beautiful: Chapter 1 premieres in London, presenting a sour critique of masculinity through three short plays dealing with violence and misanthropy.
Stranger Things star Sadie Sink and Hamnet actor Noah Jupe open up about their journey from child actors to Shakespearean leads in Robert Icke's West End production of Romeo and Juliet.
A review of the new TV series 'A Woman of Substance,' a lavishly absurd and cliché-packed tribute to simpler times that blends nostalgia with over-the-top drama.
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Hollyoaks introduces the Keane family, featuring Matthew Wolfenden from Emmerdale and Rebecca Ryan and Lewis Walton from Coronation Street, promising dramatic storylines and on-location scenes.
Scottish actor James McAvoy unveils a disheveled look for his lead role in Sky's adaptation of Frankie Boyle's darkly funny Glasgow crime novel Meantime.
Quentin Tarantino's debut West End play, a period comedy set in 1830s Europe titled 'The Popinjay Cavalier,' is officially scheduled to open in early 2027, produced by Sonia Friedman.
Quentin Tarantino's first play, 'The Popinjay Cavalier,' a swashbuckling 1830s comedy, is scheduled for a West End premiere in early 2027, with the director moving to London for the production.
Rising star Maimuna Memon brings back her gig theatre show about a musician grappling with her partner's mental health struggles, blending original songs with raw storytelling.
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Tim Foley's horror play It Walks Around the House at Night at Southwark Playhouse Borough delivers laughs and chills, starring George Naylor as a struggling actor in a spooky mansion.
Emmerdale actor William Ash, known for playing Caleb Miligan, will perform in a one-man show adaptation of Chekhov's Uncle Vanya at Millgate Arts Centre in April.
Live Theatre Newcastle presents Shuggy Boats, a compelling new production exploring themes of identity and community in a post-industrial setting.
Philosopher Kathleen Stock presents a reasoned argument against assisted dying legislation, warning of slippery slopes and vulnerable populations at risk in her new book Do Not Go Gentle.
London's West End theatres report record attendance with over 37 million visitors, yet face financial strain as production costs rise and ticket prices remain steady, threatening sustainability.
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Catch Brenda Blethyn in 'A Woman of Substance' on Channel 4, plus comedy 'We Might Regret This' and documentaries on BBC. Full TV guide for this evening.
