Brooke Nevils Details Matt Lauer Assault Claims in New Book
Former NBC producer Brooke Nevils discusses her allegations of sexual assault by Matt Lauer, exploring consent, power dynamics, and victim psychology in her new book Unspeakable Things.
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Andrew Lloyd Webber's Hits Are Cool Again in Theatre
Andrew Lloyd Webber's musicals are experiencing a revival, with hip directors like Jamie Lloyd reimagining classics like Evita and Sunset Boulevard, sparking a cultural shift in theatre.
Jane Lapotaire, Acclaimed Actor, Dies at 81
Jane Lapotaire, the esteemed stage and screen actor known for her roles with the Royal Shakespeare Company and as Marie Curie on TV, has passed away at age 81. Her career spanned decades, marked by award-winning performances and a remarkable recovery from
Neil LaBute's America the Beautiful: Masculinity Examined
Neil LaBute's trilogy America the Beautiful: Chapter 1 premieres in London, presenting a sour critique of masculinity through three short plays dealing with violence and misanthropy.
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Sadie Sink and Noah Jupe on Romeo and Juliet and Child Stardom
Stranger Things star Sadie Sink and Hamnet actor Noah Jupe open up about their journey from child actors to Shakespearean leads in Robert Icke's West End production of Romeo and Juliet.
Review: A Woman of Substance - Lavish, Absurd Nostalgia
A review of the new TV series 'A Woman of Substance,' a lavishly absurd and cliché-packed tribute to simpler times that blends nostalgia with over-the-top drama.
Hollyoaks Adds New Family with Soap Stars from Emmerdale and Corrie
Hollyoaks introduces the Keane family, featuring Matthew Wolfenden from Emmerdale and Rebecca Ryan and Lewis Walton from Coronation Street, promising dramatic storylines and on-location scenes.
McAvoy's Gritty Makeover for Boyle's Meantime TV Series
Scottish actor James McAvoy unveils a disheveled look for his lead role in Sky's adaptation of Frankie Boyle's darkly funny Glasgow crime novel Meantime.
Tarantino's West End Play 'The Popinjay Cavalier' Debuts 2027
Quentin Tarantino's debut West End play, a period comedy set in 1830s Europe titled 'The Popinjay Cavalier,' is officially scheduled to open in early 2027, produced by Sonia Friedman.
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Tarantino's West End Play 'The Popinjay Cavalier' Set for 2027
Quentin Tarantino's first play, 'The Popinjay Cavalier,' a swashbuckling 1830s comedy, is scheduled for a West End premiere in early 2027, with the director moving to London for the production.
Manic Street Creature Returns to Kiln Theatre
Rising star Maimuna Memon brings back her gig theatre show about a musician grappling with her partner's mental health struggles, blending original songs with raw storytelling.
It Walks Around the House at Night: Horror Theatre in London
Tim Foley's horror play It Walks Around the House at Night at Southwark Playhouse Borough delivers laughs and chills, starring George Naylor as a struggling actor in a spooky mansion.
Emmerdale's William Ash Stars in Stage Play Vanya This April
Emmerdale actor William Ash, known for playing Caleb Miligan, will perform in a one-man show adaptation of Chekhov's Uncle Vanya at Millgate Arts Centre in April.
Shuggy Boats Review: Live Theatre Newcastle's Bold Show
Live Theatre Newcastle presents Shuggy Boats, a compelling new production exploring themes of identity and community in a post-industrial setting.
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Kathleen Stock's Argument Against State-Sanctioned Euthanasia
Philosopher Kathleen Stock presents a reasoned argument against assisted dying legislation, warning of slippery slopes and vulnerable populations at risk in her new book Do Not Go Gentle.
London Theatres Packed But Losing Money Despite Record Crowds
London's West End theatres report record attendance with over 37 million visitors, yet face financial strain as production costs rise and ticket prices remain steady, threatening sustainability.
TV Tonight: Brenda Blethyn's Revenge Drama and Shows to Watch
Catch Brenda Blethyn in 'A Woman of Substance' on Channel 4, plus comedy 'We Might Regret This' and documentaries on BBC. Full TV guide for this evening.
UK Theatre Beats Broadway but Struggles with Deficits
British theatre sees record audiences surpassing Broadway, but over a third of venues face operating deficits due to rising costs and steady ticket prices, threatening community programs.
Charley Webb Stars in WWI Football Play Post-Emmerdale
Former Emmerdale actress Charley Webb discusses her new stage role in 'The Ladies Football Club,' a powerful WWI-era story about women's football in Sheffield.
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The Holy Rosenbergs Review: Jewish Family Drama in London
Tracy Ann Oberman stars in Ryan Craig's play about a Jewish family navigating faith and conflict at the Menier Chocolate Factory in London.
Aardman Immersive Experience Hits London This Autumn
London's Lightroom will host 'Larger Than Life: Starring Wallace & Gromit, Shaun and More' from October 14, celebrating Aardman's 50th anniversary with behind-the-scenes footage and exclusive animations.
Michael Sheen's New Theatre Project Amid Global Conflict
Actor Michael Sheen discusses his new Welsh National Theatre, performing 'Our Town' during global conflicts, and his shift from Hollywood to activism.
The Holy Rosenbergs: Timely Drama on Family and Conflict
Ryan Craig's 2011 play, revived at Menier Chocolate Factory, explores a Jewish family torn by Israel/Palestine issues, remaining grimly relevant today.
Heated Rivalry Stars Condemn Toxic Fan Behavior
Stars of the hit show Heated Rivalry issue a joint statement denouncing racist, homophobic, and bigoted comments from fans, emphasizing love and respect.
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Hollyoaks: Diane Drinks After Terminal Cancer News
In heartbreaking Hollyoaks scenes, Diane Hutchinson copes with her Stage 4 cancer diagnosis by drinking alcohol, horrifying husband Tony and her children as she faces six months to live.
Channel 4's 'A Woman of Substance' Review: Brenda Blethyn
Channel 4's new adaptation of 'A Woman of Substance' delivers a rags-to-riches tale with Brenda Blethyn and Jessica Reynolds, though Vera fans may miss the detective's grit.
Steve Carell's Rooster: A Cringe Comedy Drama Review
Steve Carell stars in Rooster, a 10-part dramedy exploring parenting and reality with humor and heart. The show blends cringe comedy with tender moments.
Coronation Street: Theo Threatens Todd with Knife in Abuse Scenes
In Coronation Street, Theo Silverton's abusive behavior escalates as he confronts Todd Grimshaw with a knife after a disastrous birthday celebration, highlighting domestic violence themes.
The Plough and the Stars Review: Haunting Centenary Staging
Director Tom Creed revitalizes Seán O'Casey's 1926 political drama for its 100th anniversary, blending comedy and tragedy with a stripped-back set and a tremendous cast at Dublin's Abbey Theatre.
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TV Star Breaks Down Over Homeless Man's Prison Wish
Millionaire Anthony Saxon Kearsley was moved to tears on Channel 4's 'Handcuffed' after a homeless man expressed a desire to return to jail, calling the situation 'appalling'.
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