Netflix's Lucy Letby Doc Criticised as Sensationalist
A new Netflix documentary on Lucy Letby's case is under fire for its emotive style, using distressing footage and lacking detailed evidence analysis.
Category : Theatre Shows
EastEnders: Nugget Hospitalised After Seizure Drama
EastEnders faces a tense week as Davinder 'Nugget' Gulati suffers a medical emergency, while Ravi's secret police work threatens to destroy his family relationships.
TV Tonight: Film on Glamorous Funeral Director
A new TV film explores the life of a glamorous funeral director, blending style and sensitivity in a touching portrayal of the profession.
Lungs on Legs Theatre Review: Cadel Evans Cycling Champion
A theatre review of 'Lungs on Legs', a play exploring the life of Australian cycling champion Cadel Evans, blending sports drama with personal narrative.
Men Behaving Badly Play Review: A Misconceived Revival
Simon Nye's stage adaptation of the hit 90s sitcom Men Behaving Badly struggles with pacing and character interpretation at Barn theatre in Cirencester.
Elisabeth Moss Leads Apple TV's 'Imperfect Women' Thriller
Elisabeth Moss, Kerry Washington and Kate Mara star in Apple TV's new thriller 'Imperfect Women', exploring friendship, betrayal and crime in an eight-episode series.
Paul Elliott: Theatre Producer's Life and Legacy
Obituary of Paul Elliott, the prolific West End producer known for pantomimes, musicals like Buddy and Jolson, and hits such as Stones in His Pockets. He died at 84.
Mischa Barton Stars in Double Indemnity in Richmond
Mischa Barton makes her UK stage debut as femme fatale Phyllis Nirdlinger in Double Indemnity at Richmond Theatre this March, leading a cast in this classic noir thriller.
Affordable West End Theatre Tickets in London
Discover top tips and platforms for securing cheap West End theatre tickets in London, from last-minute deals to discounted apps, making iconic shows accessible.
Maggots Review: Tragic Tale at Bush Theatre
Farah Najib's play Maggots at London's Bush theatre explores a woman's lonely death and community responsibility in a poignant, intimate production.
American Psycho Musical Revival at Almeida Theatre (03.02.2026)
The American Psycho musical returns to London's Almeida Theatre in 2026 with a new lead and renewed relevance, offering a nihilistic thrill through impeccable choreography and score.
The Rat Trap: Teenage Coward's Bitter Marriage Play
Bill Rosenfield reimagines Noël Coward's rarely seen early work about marital strife between artists at London's Park Theatre, with strong performances.
Critically Acclaimed Cabaret Show Returns to London
Sarah McGuinness's one-woman cabaret musical, 'Grit Glitter and Gaslight', returns to London by popular demand after a successful Edinburgh Fringe and London run, with critics praising its powerful storytelling and nostalgic soundtrack.
Wooster Group's Nayatt School Redux: Tribute to Spalding Gray
The Wooster Group brings Nayatt School Redux to London's Coronet theatre, reimagining Spalding Gray's 1978 autobiographical monologue in their signature avant-garde style.
EastEnders: Max and Linda's Romance Returns with Hidden Secret
Max Branning and Linda Carter's romance reignites in EastEnders, but Max hides a crucial secret about Ollie's bullying that could destroy their relationship.
Suki's Revenge on Honey and Bea in EastEnders
Suki Panesar-Unwin's transformation is tested as Honey Mitchell and newcomer Bea Pollard provoke her, leading to explosive consequences in Walford.
Emmerdale: Bear Alive But Faces Murder Cover-Up
Emmerdale's Bear Wolf survives captivity but kills trafficker Ray Walters, forcing son Paddy into a desperate cover-up to protect his father from police investigation.
Lover, Liar, Predator: Survivors Unite to Expose Abuser
A powerful BBC documentary reveals how four women, victimised by the same man, found strength in solidarity to secure his conviction for rape and domestic abuse.
Neil Gaiman Denies Sexual Assault Allegations
Author Neil Gaiman breaks his silence to refute multiple sexual assault allegations, calling them a 'smear campaign' and claiming evidence contradicts the accusations.
YouTube Star Abigail Thorn's Rise to House of the Dragon Fame
Abigail Thorn's journey from creating philosophical YouTube videos to starring in House of the Dragon and The Acolyte, plus her upcoming theatre role in Blink at King's Head Theatre.
Hollyoaks Star on Lucas Future and Dillon Reunion
Oscar Curtis discusses Lucas Hay's dramatic storyline in Hollyoaks, including his jail time, future decisions, and potential reunion with ex Dillon Ray after Ste's affair.
Night Manager Season 2 Finale Queer Storyline Backlash
BBC spy drama The Night Manager faces fierce criticism after season 2 finale kills off queer character Teddy Dos Santos, with viewers accusing writers of perpetuating harmful 'Bury Your Gays' trope.
Lucie Jones: Pregnancy, Palladium & Musical Theatre's Cool
Musical theatre star Lucie Jones discusses performing pregnant at the London Palladium, her Glastonbury triumph, and why musicals are now undeniably cool in an exclusive interview.
Oscar-Nominated Screenwriter Arrested in Iran
Mehdi Mahmoudian, co-writer of Oscar-nominated film It Was Just An Accident, detained in Tehran after signing statement condemning Iranian leadership's crackdown on protesters.
Miss Saigon Returns to London West End 2027
Cameron Mackintosh's acclaimed musical 'Miss Saigon' is set for a comeback at the Prince Edward Theatre in London's West End in 2027, featuring an updated production with a strictly limited eight-month season.
EastEnders: Linda Carter Not Max Branning's New Year Bride
EastEnders fans speculate on Max Branning's 2027 New Year bride, but Linda Carter is unlikely due to her emotional connection to her wedding anniversary with Mick.
West End 2026: Four Must-See Shows Opening in London
London's West End is set for a spectacular 2026 with four major productions opening, featuring star-studded casts and beloved classics reimagined for the stage.
Lithgow: Rowling's Trans Views 'Ironic and Inexplicable'
Actor John Lithgow, set to play Dumbledore in HBO's Harry Potter series, calls JK Rowling's transgender rights stance 'ironic and inexplicable' while addressing backlash.
Riz Ahmed's Hamlet Adaptation Seeks to Unite and Empower
Riz Ahmed's modern South Asian adaptation of Hamlet explores themes of powerlessness and division in contemporary Britain, blending Shakespeare with Hindu scripture and Hindi dialogue.
Trump Closes Kennedy Center for Two-Year Construction
Donald Trump has announced the temporary closure of Washington's Kennedy Center for two years from July, citing extensive construction needs amid performer boycotts.
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