Gaza Children's Stories in A Grain of Sand at Arcola
Sarah Agha's solo show A Grain of Sand presents verbatim testimonies from Gazan children, blending magical realism with devastating war accounts at London's Arcola theatre.
Category : Theatre Shows
Globe's 2026 Summer Season: Classics & Surprises
Shakespeare's Globe announces its 2026 outdoor summer season featuring classic plays, obscure works, and a debut from legendary playwright Bertolt Brecht.
Traitors Stage Play Coming to West End in 2027
A conventional stage play adaptation of the hit TV show The Traitors has been announced for London's West End, produced by Studio Lambert and Neal Street Productions.
The Traitors Stage Show Coming to London in 2027
The hit reality TV show The Traitors is being adapted for the stage in London in 2027, with a creative team including John Finnemore and Robert Hastie.
The Traitors Stage Show Coming to London in 2027
Hit BBC series The Traitors is being adapted into a theatrical production set to debut in London in 2027, written by John Finnemore and directed by Robert Hastie.
EastEnders: Ian Beale's Vicious War Against Elaine Peacock
The business feud between Ian Beale and Elaine Peacock escalates dramatically in EastEnders, with Ian plotting to destroy her boutique hotel through council politics and personal attacks.
TV Shows That Baffle But You Can't Stop Watching
From crimefighting nuns to giant killer balloons, explore the most perplexing yet addictive television series that defy logic while keeping viewers hooked.
Francis Bourgeois Space Mission Review: TV Misstep
Channel 4's documentary Mission to Space with Francis Bourgeois follows the trainspotting TikTok star's attempt to become an astronaut, but the 90-minute programme struggles to justify its premise.
SNL: Teyana Taylor's Episode Redeemed by Sketch
Saturday Night Live's episode with host Teyana Taylor was largely underwhelming, but a standout toy commercial parody for 'One Battle After Another' provided a hilarious highlight.
The Olive Boy: Teen's Tearjerker Tribute to Mums
Ollie Maddigan's solo show at Southwark Playhouse blends crude teen comedy with profound grief in a moving tribute to mothers that leaves audiences reaching for tissues.
Kenneth Williams Centenary Show Review
David Benson's one-man show My Life with Kenneth Williams offers a poignant and hilarious resurrection of the Carry On star, exploring his complex legacy in a centenary tribute.
Roy Finds Drunken Summer in Coronation Street Crisis
Roy Cropper discovers Summer Spellman in a drunken state at Dev's shop as she struggles with grief over Billy's death, risking his first date with Alice.
Ruby Horrified by Anya's Death in Emmerdale Drama
In Emmerdale, Ruby Miligan is devastated to learn of Anya's death, linked to Celia Daniels' modern slavery ring, as police investigations uncover dark secrets.
A Grain of Sand: Gaza Theatre Review
Good Chance Theatre's powerful one-woman show A Grain of Sand brings the stories of Gaza's children to London's Arcola Theatre in a moving political drama.
EastEnders: Elaine's Humiliation Sparks Feud and Political Ambition
Elaine Peacock faces public heartbreak and humiliation in EastEnders, leading to a bitter feud with Ian Beale that escalates into a political showdown for a council seat.
Blind Date: Awkward Meme Moment for 29-Year-Olds
Toby, a data analyst, and Liam, a civil servant, both 29, went on a Guardian blind date in London. They discussed films, music, and queer introspection, but an awkward meme reference highlighted a generational gap. No romantic spark, but a fun evening.
My Brilliant Career Musical Returns on National Tour
The acclaimed Melbourne Theatre Company musical adaptation of Miles Franklin's novel returns with Kala Gare starring as Sybylla, featuring actor-musicians and feminist themes.
Kevin Whately on Alan Rickman's Kindness in Play
Actor Kevin Whately shares memories of working with Alan Rickman in the 1980s play Bad Language, praising his kindness and intelligence.
Royal Court Play Explores Pregnancy Crisis with Depth
Luke Norris's extraordinary play at London's Royal Court theatre delivers a harrowing yet profound portrait of a couple navigating pregnancy loss, featuring explosive performances.
Fitzgerald Musical Review: Lacks Jazz Age Spark
A review of Beautiful Little Fool at Southwark Playhouse Borough, a musical about F. Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald that fails to capture their dazzling complexity despite strong vocal performances.
Keala Settle: From Greatest Showman to Mrs President
Broadway star Keala Settle discusses her powerful role as Mary Lincoln in London's Mrs President, revealing how her personal journey mirrors the former first lady's struggles with public scrutiny and self-discovery.
Soho Pub's 'Problematic' Show About Drunkard
The historic Coach and Horses pub in Soho is hosting an immersive theatre production about journalist Jeffrey Bernard, celebrating Soho's hedonistic past amid modern challenges to nightlife.
Guess How Much I Love You? Review: Parenthood Drama
Luke Norris's new play at the Royal Court Theatre offers a raw, unsentimental portrayal of the stresses early parenthood places on a relationship, starring Rosie Sheehy and Robert Aramayo.
Fitzgerald Bio-Musical Beautiful Little Fool Review
A critical review of Beautiful Little Fool, the new musical about F. Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald at Southwark Playhouse, highlighting its narrative and musical shortcomings.
TV Show Transforms Mum's Sex Life from Boring to Passionate
A 44-year-old Birmingham mother reveals how Disney+'s Rivals reignited her marriage, transforming her sex life from routine to adventurous after twenty years together.
Ravi's Self-Loathing Deepens in EastEnders Drama
Ravi Gulati faces intense self-loathing in EastEnders as Priya lashes out over his latest failure, deepening his mental health crisis and family turmoil in Walford.
BBC Sitcom 'Things You Should Have Done' Releases New Episodes
The BBC sitcom 'Things You Should Have Done' has quietly released six new episodes on iPlayer, with fans praising its unique blend of dry wit and absurd humour.
Faraaz 'Dark Horse' on The Traitors, But Time Running Out
A psychologist analyses Faraaz's late-game surge on The Traitors, calling him a 'dark horse' while questioning if his challenge to Rachel comes too late to sway fellow Faithfuls.
Nigella Lawson Rumoured as New Bake Off Judge
Nigella Lawson is rumoured to replace Prue Leith on The Great British Bake Off, bringing expertise and charisma to revitalise the long-running series.
Leigh Douglas's 'Rotus' Satirises Maga Women in London
Irish-American comic Leigh Douglas stars in 'Rotus: Receptionist of the United States', a timely satire exploring Maga women's psyche through a White House receptionist role.
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