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After Sunday: Mental Health Play at Bush Theatre
Sophia Griffin's debut play 'After Sunday' explores mental health and Black masculinity in a secure hospital cooking group. Running at Bush Theatre until 20 Dec 2025. Book tickets now.
Hunger Games Stage Show Divides London Critics
London's new Hunger Games stage production polarises critics with spectacular visuals but clunky storytelling. See the verdict before booking tickets until October 2026.
Big Ange Review: Dinner Lady Tackles Division
Jamie Eastlake's new play 'Big Ange' at Newcastle's Live theatre explores the forces of radicalisation and the community spirit fighting back. A must-see production.
The Hunger Games On Stage: Spectacular but Emotionally Thin
Matthew Dunster's stage adaptation of The Hunger Games delivers eye-popping visuals at London's Troubadour theatre, though the emotional depth gets lost in the action-packed spectacle.
The Hunger Games On Stage: Lavish But Flawed
Our review of the lavish stage adaptation of The Hunger Games at London's Troubadour Theatre. Does the action-packed story work on stage? Find out here.
Two New PS5 Hardware Launches Skip UK Market
Sony announces Japan-only PS5 console and US/Japan gaming monitor, leaving UK gamers disappointed. Get the full details on these regional exclusives.
Inside No. 9's Stage/Fright final London shows announced
Reece Shearsmith and Steve Pemberton announce the final ever London performances of their hit play Stage/Fright at the Eventim Apollo. Tickets on sale November 13.
Greenwich Play Centres Consultation Launches
Greenwich Council launches a public consultation on the future of its five adventure play centres, aiming to make savings amidst a £45.1m budget gap. Have your say from November 17.
State of Play Japan Disappoints Gaming Community
Gamers react to Sony's underwhelming State of Play Japan showcase while debating PS5 sales impact on exclusives. Join the conversation about gaming's future.
Terminal cancer patient's benefits stopped abroad
A mother with incurable cancer faces financial ruin after the DWP stopped her disability payments because she became too sick abroad to return to the UK within time limits.
The Meat King's Inc: Savagely Funny Corporate Satire
Park Theatre's latest production delivers a razor-sharp satire of corporate culture and masculinity that will leave you both laughing and deeply unsettled.
Chelsea's £150M buffer against FFP fines revealed
Football finance experts reveal Chelsea have built a significant £150 million buffer that could protect them from substantial penalties despite ongoing Financial Fair Play investigations.
Why Serious Play is Crucial for Child Development
New research reveals that structured, purposeful play is essential for developing crucial life skills in children, with experts calling for a fundamental shift in educational approaches.
London's 2022 Theatre Guide: Must-See Shows
Discover the most anticipated theatrical productions coming to London in 2022, from Broadway transfers and major revivals to groundbreaking new works that promise to transform the city's cultural landscape.
Adrian Sutton: Musical Genius Behind War Horse
Celebrating the life and legacy of composer Adrian Sutton, whose powerful scores defined iconic National Theatre productions and brought theatrical magic to audiences worldwide.
Welsh village beats London for UK's best high street
A charming village high street in Crickhowell, Wales has been crowned the best in the UK, beating fierce competition from London neighbourhoods with its unique community spirit and independent shops.
Harold Fry: Heartfelt Stage Drama Streams Now
Rachel Joyce's beloved novel makes an emotional leap to streaming this month, starring Jim Broadbent in a poignant performance about redemption and human connection.
The Wanderers: Riveting Masculinity Study at Marylebone Theatre
Discover why this powerful new production about male friendship and vulnerability is generating buzz in London's theatre scene. An unmissable theatrical experience.
The Assembled Parties: Riveting Drama at Hampstead
Richard Greenberg's Tony-nominated play delivers a masterful exploration of family secrets and changing fortunes across two decades in a Manhattan apartment.
Midsomer Murders Stage Show Review: Killer Adaptation
The beloved TV crime drama makes a triumphant leap to the stage in this thrilling production at Richmond Theatre, bringing the charming yet deadly English countryside to life.
Psychology of Horror Games: Why We Can't Stop Playing
Discover the psychological secrets that make horror games irresistible to millions of players worldwide, exploring why fear becomes entertainment and what drives us to keep playing despite the terror.
Japanese All-Female Cast Reimagines Henry VIII
A groundbreaking Japanese theatre production reimagines Shakespeare's Henry VIII with an all-female cast, transforming the Tudor monarch's six wives into the central focus of this revolutionary adaptation.
Benjamin Law's 'Dying: A Memoir' adaptation disappoints
Theatre review: Benjamin Law's stage version of Cory Taylor's celebrated memoir about mortality misses the mark, delivering an unsatisfying and emotionally distant production that struggles to translate the book's profound insights.
Essential Toys for Baby's First Year Development
Discover the essential toys and gifts that support crucial developmental milestones in babies from birth to 12 months. Expert recommendations for sensory stimulation and motor skills.
Prayers for a Hungry Ghost: Haunting Barbican Triumph
A stunning new production merges Korean folklore with contemporary storytelling in a visually arresting exploration of grief and memory at London's Barbican.
Yvonne Brewster: Theatre Pioneer Who Championed Black Talent
Celebrating the extraordinary life and legacy of Yvonne Brewster, the Jamaican-born theatre pioneer who transformed British stages and founded the groundbreaking Talawa Theatre Company.
Teen keeper leads Open Play FC's month without conceding
A 15-year-old goalkeeper becomes the youngest player in Camden Sunday League history as Open Play FC complete an incredible month without conceding a single goal.
The Line of Beauty: Triumphant Stage Adaptation
Jack Holden's masterful stage adaptation of Alan Hollinghurst's Booker Prize-winning novel delivers a powerful exploration of 1980s gay life and political hypocrisy in Thatcher's Britain.
Bet365's £1M 6 Scores Challenge Returns
Bet365 brings back its famous football prediction game with a massive £1 million prize for correctly guessing six match scores. Discover how to play and win big.
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