Prestige Drama Review: Wry Comedy of Derry and the Past
Séamas O’Reilly’s debut novel follows a Hollywood film crew in Derry making a Troubles drama. A brilliant, wry comedy about storytelling, memory, and a city’s struggle with its past.
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Best London Theatre Openings June 2026: War Horse, Sinatra
From War Horse to Sinatra the Musical, Sandra Oh to Adrian Lester, June 2026 brings a stellar lineup of London theatre openings. Discover the 10 best shows.
Tom Hardy Dropped from MobLand Season 3
Tom Hardy has reportedly been dropped from Paramount Plus series MobLand after clashing with producers over script changes and filming delays, leading fans to vow a boycott.
Grayson Perry's life story becomes 'outrageous' musical
Grayson Perry's life story will be turned into an 'outrageous' musical co-created with the composer of Jerry Springer: The Opera, exploring identity and self-acceptance.
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Diane's Letters Devastate Hollyoaks Family as Tony Plans Funeral
Hollyoaks next week: Diane's loved ones receive her final letters, leading to emotional breakdowns. Tony struggles with the eulogy as he plans her funeral after her tragic death from ovarian cancer.
Charity Saves Vanessa from Dr Todd in Emmerdale (16.05.2026)
Charity Dingle intervenes as Dr Caitlin Todd manipulates Vanessa Woodfield and bullies Jacob Gallagher in Emmerdale, threatening to expose a baby secret.
Intimacy Coordinator Transformed My Film's Sex Scenes
Film-maker Anubha Momin shares how working with an intimacy coordinator made her film better, highlighting the role's recognition at Cannes and its impact on French cinema.
Uprising by Tahmima Anam: A Fiery Tale of Female Rebellion
Tahmima Anam's Uprising is a fierce novel about sex workers on a Bangladeshi brothel island, blending ecological precarity, radical hope, and female defiance.
Secret Cinema's Pirates of Caribbean at New Greenwich Venue
Secret Cinema announces its first show at a new permanent London theatre in Greenwich: Disney's 'Pirates of the Caribbean: The Immersive Adventure', opening February 2027.
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Late-Night Hosts on Trump's Record Disapproval, Spirit Closure
Seth Meyers, Stephen Colbert, and Jimmy Kimmel skewer Trump's all-time high disapproval rating and the shutdown of Spirit Airlines amid Iran war fuel costs.
Kokuho Review: Male Kabuki Cain-and-Abel Epic
Lee Sang-il's heartfelt drama spans 50 years of bond and rivalry between two onnagata actors in kabuki theatre, exploring pain transformed into beauty.
EastEnders: Nigel's Final Message Shatters Fans
Nigel Bates' final letter to wife Julie devastates EastEnders viewers. Phil Mitchell says a tearful goodbye as the soap delivers an emotional farewell.
Mass Review: School-Shooter Drama Explores Forgiveness
Fran Kranz's play Mass, now at Donmar Warehouse, follows two couples meeting after a school shooting, exploring restorative justice and grief.
Mysterious Statue in St James' Could Be New Banksy
A statue of a person blinded by a flag and stepping off a plinth has appeared in St James', London, bearing Banksy's signature. The artist hasn't confirmed yet.
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British Museum Theft Whistleblower Dies at 61
Ittai Gradel, who alerted the British Museum to thefts of hundreds of artefacts sold on eBay, has died of renal cancer at 61.
10 Best London Theatre Openings in May 2026
From 'Beetlejuice' and Jinkx Monsoon to Gary Oldman, discover the top new London theatre shows opening in May 2026.
Readers Debate Billington's Shakespeare Rankings
Guardian readers respond to Michael Billington's ranked list of Shakespeare plays, offering their own favorites and critiques.
Wacky Shreg, Monochrome Grey, and Vermeer's Boiled Egg
Bruce Asbestos' mischievous Shreg, Alan Charlton's grey mastery, and a fresh take on Vermeer's Lady With a Guitar in this week's art dispatch.
Venice Biennale Jury Bars Awards to Nations Under ICC Scrutiny
The Venice Biennale jury will not award artists from countries whose leaders face ICC charges, apparently targeting Russia and Israel, sparking debate and EU funding threats.
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Rose of Nevada: A Haunting British Sci-Fi Folk Tale
Mark Jenkin's experimental time-traversing folktale 'Rose of Nevada' stars Callum Turner and George MacKay. A sinister chill coats this eerie Cornish drama that will haunt you long after the credits roll.
Michael Sheen Stars in Amadeus, First to Play Both Leads
Michael Sheen will star as Salieri in Amadeus at London's Noël Coward Theatre, marking his West End return after 20 years and making him the first actor to play both lead roles in Peter Shaffer's iconic play.
Noir TV Detective Revival: Spider Noir Leads
The gritty noir detective genre is making a major comeback on television, with Spider Noir at the forefront of this trend, blending classic mystery with modern storytelling.
Alexander Morton: Stage Actor and RSC Star Dies at 78
Alexander Morton, a renowned stage actor celebrated for his roles with the Royal Shakespeare Company and in West End productions, has passed away at 78.
Beaches Musical Revival Storms Broadway with Emotional Power
The Broadway revival of Beaches, based on the 1988 film, delivers a poignant and musically rich theatrical experience that captivates audiences with its timeless story of friendship.
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Punchdrunk Founder: Video Games Transformed My Life and Theatre
Felix Barrett, founder of Punchdrunk, discusses how video games like Resident Evil and Breath of the Wild influence his immersive theatre productions, from Lander 23 to future projects in Woolwich.
Hacks and The Comeback: The Humiliations of Modern Celebrity
In their final seasons, Hacks and The Comeback masterfully depict the indignities faced by older female celebrities as they chase relevance in an algorithm-driven, social media-obsessed entertainment industry.
Gatiss Terrifies in Brecht's 'Arturo Ui' at RSC
Mark Gatiss delivers a chilling performance as the fascistic cauliflower racketeer in Seán Linnen's circus-like RSC production of Brecht's parable, blending Hitler, Scrooge, and Trump influences.
Fighting With My Family Wrestling Film Inspires Stage Musical
Stephen Merchant's 2019 wrestling biopic Fighting With My Family is being adapted into a stage musical, with Dwayne Johnson calling it 'an absolute blast' for theatregoers.
The Balusters Review: Pulitzer Winner's Mixed NYC Return
David Lindsay-Abaire's new comedy The Balusters explores modern American conflicts through neighborhood association meetings, delivering fun but underdeveloped social satire.
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Shakespeare's Complete Plays Ranked: A Definitive List
A comprehensive ranking of all Shakespeare plays by a former theatre critic, analyzing each work's strengths, flaws, and memorable productions from the RSC to modern adaptations.
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