EastEnders: Johnny Blackmailed to Save Callum in Shocking Plot
Johnny Carter is forced into a devastating choice when his business partner Tim Walton blackmails him with footage implicating boyfriend Callum Highway in crime.
Category : Theatre Shows
German Theatre Erupts Over Far-Right Character Monologue
A provocative play about fascism triggered violent scenes at a German theatre premiere, with audience members pelting an actor with fruit and attempting to drag him off stage during his final monologue as a far-right activist.
Gary Wilmot: From Scaffolder to Stage Star
Gary Wilmot discusses his journey from leaving school at 15 to becoming a comedy and musicals sensation, his new Beckett-inspired play, and reflections on race and authenticity in theatre.
Boseman's Play 'Deep Azure' Premieres in London to Honor Memory
The late Chadwick Boseman's play 'Deep Azure' premieres at Shakespeare's Globe in London, with his brothers saying it preserves his memory and artistic legacy.
Hugh Bonneville Leads 'Shadowlands' Grief Drama in London
Hugh Bonneville returns to the London stage in 'Shadowlands,' a poignant drama about C.S. Lewis's late-life romance with poet Joy Davidman, running at the Aldwych Theatre until May 2026.
One Day: Musical Adaptation Hits Edinburgh Stage
David Nicholls' beloved novel One Day is being adapted into a musical, premiering in Edinburgh. Creators discuss challenges of staging a 20-year love story with songs by Johnnyswim.
TV Tonight: Men Under Curfew in Tense Thriller Drama
A new TV thriller explores a dystopian world where all men are subjected to a strict curfew, sparking tension and societal debate in a gripping narrative.
Watson Season Two: Sherlock Spinoff with Medical Drama
Watson season two blends House and Elementary styles, featuring Morris Chestnut as a doctor-detective solving weekly medical cases with naughty wit and Holmes references.
Dreamscape Review: Tyisha Miller at Omnibus Theatre
Tyisha Miller's Dreamscape at London's Omnibus Theatre offers a surreal exploration of identity and memory, blending innovative staging with powerful performances.
Sweetmeats Review: Late-Life Love and Shared Grief
Karim Khan's play Sweetmeats at London's Bush Theatre explores the tender romance between two widowed South Asians finding companionship through grief and illness, featuring crackling chemistry between Shobu Kapoor and Rehan Sheikh.
Masked Singer 2026 Winner Moth Revealed as Keisha Buchanan
The Masked Singer UK 2026 finale unveiled Moth as Sugababes star Keisha Buchanan, with runners-up Mica Paris and Ben Shephard shocking viewers in a thrilling reveal.
Harold Fry Musical: A Trippy Gem Defies Expectations
The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry musical adaptation surprises with its eccentric charm and depth, blending folk tunes with a story of male inarticulacy and faith.
Conkers Identity Clues and Theories for Masked Singer Final
As The Masked Singer final approaches, fans speculate on Conkers' identity with clues pointing to knights, ghosts, and celebrities from Kiell Smith-Bynoe to Adam Peaty. Discover all the theories here.
Sweetmeats: A Tender Love Story of Older South Asian Widowers
Sweetmeats at Bush Theatre offers a slow-burning romance between two older South Asian widowers who meet at a diabetes course, exploring cultural connections and forgotten desires.
Masked Singer UK Final: Moth Clues and Theories
As The Masked Singer UK finale approaches, speculation intensifies about Moth's identity. From West End hints to celebrity theories, here's every clue uncovered.
Pork-Free Menu at Theatre During Peppa Pig Show After Peta Request
Grimsby Auditorium will remove bacon and sausages from its cafe menu during Peppa Pig's stage show run following a campaign by Peta UK, which calls the move a step toward ethical awareness.
Jill Scott Stars in New Wuthering Heights Stage Adaptation
A bold new stage adaptation of Emily Brontë's classic novel Wuthering Heights will feature former footballer Jill Scott and actor Sam Nicoresti in leading roles, directed by Sean Scully.
Hugh Bonneville in Shadowlands: Sweet Period Romance Review
Hugh Bonneville portrays C.S. Lewis in a revival of Shadowlands at Aldwych Theatre, exploring his romance with Joy Davidman in a delightful but simplistic drama.
Shadowlands Review: Hugh Bonneville Charms in Creaky Weepie
Hugh Bonneville stars in William Nicholson's Shadowlands at Aldwych Theatre, a production that charms but feels dated, lacking emotional depth despite its poignant love story.
John Donnelly: Theatre's Social Commentator Remembered
Renowned playwright John Donnelly, known for his sharp social critiques and impactful works like 'The Knowledge' and 'The Pass,' has passed away, leaving a legacy in British theatre.
The Great Wave Opera Review: Beautiful but Inert Hokusai Tribute
Scottish Opera's world premiere of The Great Wave, an opera about Japanese artist Hokusai, dazzles visually and sonically but lacks dramatic tension, offering a meditative rather than gripping experience.
The Shitheads Review: Prehistoric Play at Royal Court
Jack Nicholls' debut play The Shitheads at Royal Court Upstairs explores primal urges, love, and survival among early humans in a savage yet sweet theatrical oddity.
Game of Thrones Spin-Off Star Drops Major Spoiler
A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms actor accidentally revealed a key plot point about the Tragedy at Summerhall during a YouTube interview, sparking fan reactions online.
I'm Sorry, Prime Minister Review: Hacker and Humphrey Return
Jonathan Lynn's farewell to the beloved parliamentary sitcom features Griff Rhys Jones as ex-PM Jim Hacker, with Clive Francis as Sir Humphrey in a witty exploration of age and irrelevance at London's Apollo theatre.
The Shitheads Review: Cavepeople Drama at Royal Court Theatre
Jack Nicholls' debut play The Shitheads at Royal Court Theatre offers a macabre, funny exploration of human nature through prehistoric characters confronting climate themes.
I'm Sorry, Prime Minister Review: Griff Rhys Jones Stars
Griff Rhys Jones leads this elegiac stage sequel to Yes, Prime Minister, exploring aging politicians facing modern challenges at London's Apollo Theatre in 2026.
Vicar Defends Horror Films in Christian Neo-Puritan Debate
Ravi Holy, a vicar and comedian, sparks controversy by praising horror film Send Help, challenging neo-puritan views on entertainment within Christianity.
EastEnders Actor's Surprising Past as London Firefighter Revealed
Stephen Aaron-Sipple, who plays Mark Fowler Jr in EastEnders, shares his decade-long career as a London firefighter before returning to acting, highlighting the stability it provided for his family.
Here There Are Blueberries Review: Powerful Play in London
A compelling review of the play 'Here There Are Blueberries' at Theatre Royal Stratford East, exploring its themes and impact on London's theatre scene.
Under Salt Marsh: Secrets and Suspense Unfold
A new TV drama, Under Salt Marsh, premieres tonight, featuring intense confessions and cliffhangers set in a coastal town. Critics praise its emotional depth and suspenseful storytelling.
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