The stage adaptation of the hit BBC show The Traitors will feature five different versions, with weekend audiences able to pick which ending they see. The play opens in May at London's Gillian Lynne theatre.
London's Shaftesbury Theatre, the largest independent West End venue, will be renamed the Judi Dench Theatre in February 2027, honoring the legendary actress.
Go behind the scenes at Glyndebourne as William Kentridge stages Monteverdi's 1607 opera L'Orfeo, exploring the power of music and art with a focus on La Musica and Euridice.
Willem Dafoe's second Venice theatre biennale features a Noh Othello centring Desdemona, a requiem for Rwandan genocide victims, and immersive works in care homes.
James Graham's new play 'The Standard of Living' explores economist John Maynard Keynes' influence on British politics, culture, and his relationships within the Bloomsbury Group.
A new play inspired by Paul O'Grady's life, from Lily Savage to national treasure, will premiere at Curve Leicester before a West End run, with Danny Beard starring.
James Graham's new play 'The Standard of Living' starring Rory Kinnear as John Maynard Keynes comes to the Theatre Royal Haymarket this autumn.
Peter Heppelthwaite, known for EastEnders and Only Fools and Horses, has died at 59. His agency and daughter paid tribute to the actor, director, and mentor.
Ariana Grande may drop out of the West End musical 'Sunday in the Park With George' due to a packed schedule, including her tour and other projects.
Turner prize-winning artist Anish Kapoor opens his studio ahead of a major retrospective at London's Hayward Gallery, discussing censorship, controversy, and the role of disobedience in art.
Aldeburgh Festival opens with a stripped-back concert staging of Debussy's elusive opera, directed by Rory Kinnear and conducted by Ryan Wigglesworth.
Rambert's centenary celebration isn't about nostalgia; this thrilling triple bill of recent creations showcases excellent dancers and forward momentum.
A collective of over 80 writers stages a guerrilla-art response to the Epstein files, blending theatre, activism, and art to convey the horror of abuse against women.
Sydney Sweeney reveals a deleted Euphoria pole-dancing scene she worked hard on, hoping it will be released as behind-the-scenes footage.
Rivals season 2 episode 6 delivers a gut-wrenching twist as Monica dies, but the decision to kill off a queer character raises concerns about the 'Kill Your Gays' trope.
The Thom Yorke-curated fusion of Shakespeare's 'Hamlet' and Radiohead's album finally transfers to the Barbican for an extended run starting October 31.
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.
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 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 will be turned into an 'outrageous' musical co-created with the composer of Jerry Springer: The Opera, exploring identity and self-acceptance.
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 Dingle intervenes as Dr Caitlin Todd manipulates Vanessa Woodfield and bullies Jacob Gallagher in Emmerdale, threatening to expose a baby secret.
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.
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 announces its first show at a new permanent London theatre in Greenwich: Disney's 'Pirates of the Caribbean: The Immersive Adventure', opening February 2027.
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.
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.
Nigel Bates' final letter to wife Julie devastates EastEnders viewers. Phil Mitchell says a tearful goodbye as the soap delivers an emotional farewell.
Fran Kranz's play Mass, now at Donmar Warehouse, follows two couples meeting after a school shooting, exploring restorative justice and grief.
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.