Sheridan Smith: 'Biggest Career Gamble' in New Role
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.
Category : Theatre Shows
Mark Womack Joins Casualty as Pandemic Hits Hospital in New Series
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.
Fallen Angels Revival: Byrne and O'Hara Shine in Coward Comedy
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.
McGregor's Alchemies: Spellbinding Dance at Royal Opera House
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.
Mint Review: Stunning Gangster Romance on BBC
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.
Mint: Romeo and Juliet Gets a Gangster Twist on BBC One
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.
Do You Come from Gomorrah? Review: Abuse and Prejudice in Dublin
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.
Houdini vs. Conan Doyle in Haig's Play on Magic
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 Season 3 Outrage: Nazi Symbols and Sex Scenes Slammed
Euphoria's third season faces intense backlash for including Nazi flags and explicit content, with fans and critics condemning the show's provocative direction.
The Murder Line Review: Minnie Driver's Crime Caper Nears Excellence
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.
Gentle vs Fafo Partnering: Football Fandom Dilemma
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.
EastEnders: Max and Cindy Grow Closer After Shocking Car Crash
Max Branning and Cindy Beale's relationship takes a dramatic turn in EastEnders when a violent car crash brings them together in a moment of crisis, raising questions about their future.
David Wenham Stars in Sydney Theatre's An Iliad Review
David Wenham delivers a compelling performance in Sydney Theatre Company's An Iliad, a contemporary adaptation of Homer's epic that blends humor with the dark realities of war through masterful storytelling.
Half Man: Richard Gadd's Unsettling Follow-up to Baby Reindeer
Richard Gadd's BBC iPlayer drama Half Man explores a toxic male relationship with raw intensity, blending violence and eroticism in a six-part series that pushes boundaries.
The Pitt Revives Medical Drama with ER-Meets-24 Formula
HBO Max's The Pitt has successfully resuscitated the medical drama genre by combining ER's intensity with 24's real-time format, while tackling contemporary healthcare issues.
Heart Wall Review: Grief Disrupts Family Karaoke Reunion
Kit Withington's play at Bush theatre explores unprocessed grief through a family karaoke session, with emotional revelations and uneven pacing in a pub setting.
Inbetweeners Stage Show: West End Musical or Play Planned
Following news of a TV reboot, The Inbetweeners is reportedly being adapted into a West End stage show, potentially as a musical or play, joining other classic comedies in theatrical form.
Buffy Star Nicholas Brendon Accused of Grooming Teen Girl
Nicholas Brendon, famed for playing Xander Harris on Buffy the Vampire Slayer, faces allegations of grooming a 17-year-old girl in 2013, with claims emerging from a Facebook group dedicated to raising awareness about his behavior.
Phil Dunster: Steve Carell Ladle Scene Was 'Fever Dream'
Phil Dunster discusses his new role in HBO Max's Rooster, the bizarre ladle fight scene with Steve Carell, and how he brings charm to dastardly characters.
Big Mood Season Two Review: Comedy Shifts to Farce
Nicola Coughlan returns in Big Mood's second season, which pivots from bipolar disorder insights to a chaotic relationship farce, testing viewer investment in its millennial drama.
Avenue Q Review: Puppets Return with Filth and Fun in London
Twenty years after its West End debut, Avenue Q is back at the Shaftesbury Theatre with updated humor, puppet antics, and a mix of satire and heart.
Proof Revival: Kara Young Excels, Ayo Edebiri Struggles on Broadway
In the Broadway revival of David Auburn's Pulitzer-winning play Proof, Kara Young delivers a standout performance, but Ayo Edebiri and Don Cheadle falter, testing the play's enduring strength.
British Theatre 2026: Strong Demand, Financial Squeeze
Theatre in the UK remains culturally vital with 37 million attendees, but faces financial strain from rising costs and celebrity casting, threatening access and diversity.
News Coverage of Violence Against Women at 'Dismal' Low
A new global analysis shows media coverage of violence against women and misogynistic abuse has dropped to just 1.3% of online news, the lowest level in years, despite rising cases.
Baranski & Grant Star in West End's Hay Fever Revival
Tony award-winning actress Christine Baranski will make her West End debut alongside Richard E Grant in a revival of Noël Coward's classic comedy Hay Fever at Wyndham's theatre this autumn.
Union Calls for Movement Director Awards in Theatre
Equity's Choreographers and Movement Directors Network highlights the lack of recognition for movement directors in major awards like the Oliviers, advocating for dedicated categories.
Huw Fyw Review: Welsh Play on Veteran's Trauma
Tudur Owen's Welsh-language play Huw Fyw delivers an unashamedly heartfelt exploration of a WWII veteran's life, blending humor with deep emotional resonance through superb performances at Cardiff's Dance House.
Tennant and Ahmed Star in West End's 'White Rabbit, Red Rabbit' Return
David Tennant, Riz Ahmed, and Jodie Whittaker headline the 2026 West End revival of Nassim Soleimanpour's acclaimed 'cold read' play at the Duchess Theatre, featuring a rotating celebrity cast.
Richard E Grant Stars in West End's 'Hay Fever' Revival
Richard E Grant makes a triumphant return to London's West End after two decades, starring with Christine Baranski in a major revival of Noël Coward's classic comedy 'Hay Fever' at Wyndham's Theatre.
Old Vic's Cuckoo's Nest Revival: A Blistering Racial Commentary
Clint Dyer's blistering revival of One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest at the Old Vic transforms the classic story with African American patients, offering a searing critique of US incarceration and psychiatric systems through masterful performances.
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