Clown Guru Philippe Gaulier Dies Aged 82
Philippe Gaulier, the influential French clowning master and teacher who shaped generations of performers, has died at the age of 82, leaving a profound legacy in theatre and comedy.
Category : Theatre Shows
The Artful Dodger Season 2 Review: Loses Its Heart
Disney+'s The Artful Dodger returns for a second series set in colonial Australia, but the frantic pace and action sequences overshadow the emotional depth that made the first season compelling.
Bear Confesses to Ray's Killing in Emmerdale
Bear Wolf's future unravels in Emmerdale as he confesses to Ray Walters' killing under police pressure, implicating Paddy and Dylan in the cover-up.
EastEnders: Callum's Divorce & Shocking Visitor
Callum Highway receives divorce papers from Ben Mitchell, then faces a shocking visit that threatens his relationship with Johnny Carter in explosive EastEnders scenes.
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Binge Theatre: 'Summer of the Seventeenth Doll' Thrills at 70
Ray Lawler's Australian classic 'Summer of the Seventeenth Doll' continues to captivate audiences with its raw emotion and timeless themes, 70 years after its debut.
War of the Worlds Stage Review in Doncaster
A new stage adaptation of H.G. Wells' War of the Worlds premieres in Doncaster, blending classic sci-fi with innovative theatre for a fresh take on the alien invasion tale.
Sapling Wins Women's Prize for Playwriting
A new play exploring historical and personal conflicts has been awarded the Women's Prize for Playwriting, highlighting emerging talent in UK theatre.
The Last Picture Show: New Play Premieres in York
Catherine Dyson's new play 'The Last Picture' debuts at York Theatre Royal, exploring themes of memory and loss in a poignant theatrical experience.
Dance of Death Review: Eyre's Strindberg Triumph in Richmond
Richard Eyre directs a superb cast in his adaptation of Strindberg's Dance of Death at Richmond's Orange Tree Theatre. A harrowing yet funny exploration of marital misery.
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Emmerdale: Graham Foster Could Save Moira from Kim Tate's Plot
Moira Dingle is framed for murders on her land in Emmerdale, with evidence planted by Joe Tate. Graham Foster's return may expose Kim Tate's scheme and rescue Moira from prison.
Equity Appeals Spotlight Legal Battle in Acting Industry
The actors' union Equity is appealing a High Court defeat against casting directory Spotlight in a dispute over fees that could reshape the UK acting landscape.
Ex-Bond Girl Maryam d'Abo on Theatre and 007 Legacy
Former Bond star Maryam d'Abo discusses her new London play, reflects on her 007 experience, and debates artistic freedom with playwright Alba Arikha.
Lord of the Flies Review: Adaptation Falls Short
Jack Thorne's BBC adaptation of William Golding's classic novel, Lord of the Flies, features strong acting but suffers from a weak script and fails to capture the dread of the original.
Betrayal Review: Drab Spy Thriller Mired in Domestic Drama
ITV's new espionage series Betrayal, starring Shaun Evans, struggles to balance its spy plot with a gritty relationship drama, resulting in a slow-paced and downbeat thriller.
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The Gambler Review: Coronet Theatre's Captivating London Show
A detailed review of the theatrical production 'The Gambler' at London's Coronet Theatre, exploring its intense performances and psychological depth in a compelling stage adaptation.
Trump's Cultural Takeover: Kennedy Center's Future
The John F Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts faces closure after a year of political interference, leadership changes, and artistic boycotts under Donald Trump's administration.
Lewis Cope on Family, Billy Elliot, and Overcoming Doubts
Actor and dancer Lewis Cope shares his journey from a Hartlepool childhood with 13 siblings to West End fame and TV roles, discussing resilience, family support, and embracing challenges.
Guidelines Review Teen Murder's Social Media Impact
A review of guidelines examines how social media influenced a teen murder case, prompting calls for stricter online safety measures and ethical standards.
Benedict Bridgerton's 'Messy Bisexual' Trope Examined
Experts debate whether Benedict Bridgerton's portrayal as a 'messy bisexual' in Netflix's hit series reinforces stereotypes or offers nuanced LGBTQ+ representation in period drama.
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Jack Thorne's Lord of the Flies TV Adaptation Airs Tonight
A major new television adaptation of William Golding's classic novel Lord of the Flies, written by acclaimed screenwriter Jack Thorne, makes its debut on screens tonight.
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.
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.
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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.
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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.
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