The Capture Finale Outshines Line of Duty
The BBC's The Capture season 3 delivers a stunning finale with AI conspiracies and shocking deaths, setting a high bar for police dramas like Line of Duty.
The BBC's The Capture season 3 delivers a stunning finale with AI conspiracies and shocking deaths, setting a high bar for police dramas like Line of Duty.
From a giant chandelier to a hidden disco floor, meet the artists and engineers creating unforgettable moments in London's top stage productions ahead of the Olivier awards.
Ken Ludwig's heartfelt romcom, Dear Jack, Dear Louise, delivers an intimate wartime courtship through letters, starring Eva Feiler and Preston Nyman at Arcola Theatre.
A new play at Brixton House explores Latinx identity in Britain through a fictional bank drama, but its ambitious ideas struggle to cohere into a compelling narrative.
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RecommendedColman Domingo shines as host of Saturday Night Live, delivering a standout episode filled with political sketches, absurd humor, and memorable characters, marking a high point for the season.
Trans What You Will theater company presents an all-trans production of As You Like It, challenging traditional gender roles with Elliot Page's support.
Sting stars as foreman Jackie White in his renewed musical The Last Ship at Brisbane's Glasshouse Theatre, joined by reggae icon Shaggy. The production explores shipyard closure, community, and collective strength.
Actor Richard Schiff shares insights on his career, admiration for Martin Sheen, a funny self-description, and an awkward 'I love you' to Amy Adams in a candid interview.
Theo Jamieson and Adam Lenson's dark musical Flyby at Southwark Playhouse Borough delivers a jagged, time-traveling drama about toxic romance with soaring songs and visceral performances, though narrative gaps remain.
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RecommendedThe New Vic's revival of Bob Eaton's 1989 musical Good Golly Miss Molly! blends social history with joyous rock'n'roll, telling the story of residents fighting to save their homes through music and community spirit.
Heathers the Musical delivers hammy fun with a bombastic pop-rock score and vibrant staging, but loses the film's dark edge and moral complexity in its candy-colored adaptation.
American Classic, starring Kevin Kline and Laura Linney, delivers a delightful comedy series blending theater nostalgia with small-town charm, reminiscent of Ted Lasso and Schitt's Creek.
Pink, the Grammy-winning singer known for her acrobatic performances, will host the 2026 Tony Awards on June 7 at Radio City Music Hall, following in the footsteps of past hosts like Ariana DeBose.
Matthew Macfadyen stars in The Miniature Wife, a comedy about a scientist who shrinks his wife, but the show fails to deliver on its satirical potential, leaving viewers disappointed.
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RecommendedNathan Lane and Laurie Metcalf deliver a powerful, stripped-back revival of Arthur Miller's classic at Winter Garden Theatre, exploring timeless themes of the American Dream.
The fifth and final season of Hacks brings a sunnier, sillier tone as Deborah and Ava's relationship deepens, with co-creator Paul W Downs discussing the show's planned ending and its exploration of comedy and love.
Naomi Chaya Wakszlak, who plays paramedic Indie Jankowski on BBC's Casualty, announces the birth of her first child with sweet Instagram photos, receiving congratulations from co-stars.
Theo Jamieson and Adam Lenson's new musical Flyby at Southwark Playhouse Borough explores an astronaut's drift into space, but its weak songs and uneven narrative hinder its potential.
A slick revival of Kander and Ebb's musical at Leicester Curve features powerful performances and Hollywood-inspired fantasy sequences, exploring prison life and friendship.
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RecommendedAnya Reiss updates Ibsen's classic with Instagram, addiction, and banking culture at the Almeida Theatre, starring Romola Garai in a provocative new adaptation.
Suzie Miller's Inter Alia arrives in the West End, exploring the moral dilemmas of a judge and mother amid the toxic influence of online manosphere culture. Starring Rosamund Pike, this timely play examines masculinity, justice, and family.
Anya Reiss's adaptation of Ibsen's classic transforms debt anxieties into a gripping modern drama, with Romola Garai delivering a neurotic masterclass as Nora at London's Almeida Theatre.
Dan Levy stars as a pastor in Netflix's dysfunctional family sitcom 'Big Mistakes,' blending cringe comedy with organized crime elements. The cast excels, but the plot struggles with plausibility.
Matthew Macfadyen and Elizabeth Banks star in a new sci-fi comedy series on Sky Atlantic. Plus, Jane McDonald explores Nashville and Paul Merton drives trains.
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RecommendedNicola Coughlan discusses how Channel 4's Big Mood portrays bipolar disorder as part of a character, not a defining trait, blending humor with mental health awareness.
Oscar Branning and Josh Goodwin's undeniable chemistry in EastEnders escalates, but a shocking family secret forces Oscar to flee, leaving fans wondering if they can resist each other.
Michael Campbell, the celebrated Belfast actor known for his award-winning wheelchair-bound Richard III, has died at 35 after battling motor neurone disease.
Jessica Fox, known for her role in Hollyoaks, details a hospital visit after tripping on a wine bottle during filming, following a severe sinus infection caught from her son.
Nathan Lane discusses his career, coming out in the 1990s, his role in Death of a Salesman, and navigating Hollywood as a gay actor in a revealing interview.
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RecommendedMichael Frayn's 1998 drama about quantum physicists Niels Bohr and Werner Heisenberg returns to Hampstead Theatre with chilling relevance to contemporary politics, though this production struggles to fully ignite its emotional core.