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.
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.
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.
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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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.
Dr Todd overhears Charity Dingle's panicked conversation about baby paternity in Emmerdale, potentially destroying Jacob Sugden's world with the explosive truth.
George Hall, the revered head of acting at London's Central School of Speech and Drama from 1964 to 1987, has passed away at age 101. A composer, teacher, and Britain's oldest podcaster, he trained generations of actors and worked with theatre icons.
Apple's musical comedy series Schmigadoon! makes a natural leap to Broadway but struggles to bring fresh material to the stage in this enthusiastic yet familiar revival.
Actor Michael Socha discusses his role in BBC thriller The Cage, his career beginnings with This Is England, and addresses rumors of a reunion while reflecting on two decades in acting.
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Anna Maxwell Martin takes the hot seat on The Assembly, where neurodivergent and disabled adults ask unfiltered questions. Plus, Australian dating series Better Date Than Never and Gordon Ramsay's restaurant rescue.
Richard Gadd's new drama Half Man delivers a harrowing, intelligent examination of male relationships, trauma, and toxic masculinity through the brutal story of two men bound by violence and dependency.
Yousef Sweid's play at Royal Court Theatre explores divorce and custody battles while navigating Israeli-Palestinian identity conflicts with wit and emotional depth.
Late-night hosts, including Jon Stewart, dissect Donald Trump's incoherent Iran war strategy and a report on FBI director Kash Patel's alleged drinking, with humor and critique.
Richard Gadd's new BBC series Half Man, starring Jamie Bell, delivers a raw, dramatic exploration of toxic masculinity and brotherhood across decades in Glasgow.
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A concise 80-minute edit of Shakespeare's classic, using original language, offers clarity and accessibility for children aged seven and above at London's Unicorn Theatre.
Yousef Sweid's autobiographical monologue at the Royal Court Theatre offers a poignant, humorous look at secular Arab Israeli identity, avoiding controversy for personal reflection.
Billy Elliot the Musical returns to UK stages after a decade, with tickets now available from £35. The tour kicks off in November 2026, culminating in a West End run at London's Adelphi Theatre in 2027.
The Pitt, a hit medical drama, faces backlash from fans over its nuanced storytelling and character flaws, with toxic behavior overshadowing its critical acclaim and realistic themes.
In a shocking EastEnders episode, Ravi reveals he attacked his son Nugget, leading to emotional fallout and mental health struggles. The drama unfolds as the family grapples with trauma and secrets.
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Sheridan Smith reveals her most challenging role yet as a troubled police officer in ITV's 'Two Birds,' requiring intense training while promoting her new thriller 'The Cage' on BBC One.
Mark Womack joins BBC's Casualty as Colonel Jack Bard in the new boxset Lethal Legacy, where a pandemic overwhelms the ED and military intervention sparks drama.
Rose Byrne and Kelli O'Hara deliver pitch-perfect performances in a hilarious revival of Noël Coward's 1925 comedy Fallen Angels, now playing at the Todd Haimes Theatre in New York.
Wayne McGregor's triple bill Alchemies at the Royal Opera House showcases his most human dance yet, blending incredible physicality with expressive lyricism in three captivating works.
Charlotte Regan's TV debut, Mint, blends gangster thriller with romance in a visually breathtaking series. Set in Scotland, it explores trauma and betrayal with surreal beauty.
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Tonight's TV lineup features a modern Scottish retelling of Romeo and Juliet in Mint, plus Michael Portillo's railway journeys, Mastermind finals, and a Chernobyl documentary.
Frank McGuinness's new play at the Abbey Theatre in Dublin delivers a blistering portrait of institutional abuse and sectarianism in 1970s Northern Ireland, with Ryan Donaldson's powerful performance.
David Haig's new play 'Magic' dramatizes the clash between escapologist Harry Houdini and author Arthur Conan Doyle over spiritualism, blending illusions with deep themes of faith and fakery.
Euphoria's third season faces intense backlash for including Nazi flags and explicit content, with fans and critics condemning the show's provocative direction.
ITV's Canadian import, The Murder Line, offers a playful crime caper with Minnie Driver stealing scenes as a quirky drug lord. Set in border country, it blends humor and chaos without prestige drama.
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Polly Hudson explores the clash between gentle partnering and Fafo partnering when dealing with a spouse's football obsession, using Arsenal FC as a case study.
