Beverley Knight delivers a powerful performance as rock'n'roll pioneer Sister Rosetta Tharpe in this intimate musical drama exploring her relationship with Marie Knight at London's @sohoplace theatre.
David Morrissey stars in ITV's gripping crime drama Gone as a headteacher whose wife vanishes. This tense, shrewd series will completely upend your preconceptions with its masterful suspense.
Paddington: The Musical has become the first new West End production to secure nine WhatsOnStage awards, praised for its animatronics and charming songs about marmalade.
Rufus Hound's The Mesmerist at Watford Palace Theatre blends magic, comedy, and family history in a heartfelt tribute to his grandfather's unfinished 1983 show.
David Morrissey stars in ITV's psychological thriller 'Gone' as a headmaster suspected in his wife's disappearance, exploring themes of control and emotional isolation.
Alec Baldwin's new play 'The Uncontainable Nausea' debuts at London's New Diorama Theatre, exploring themes of modern anxiety and celebrity culture in a raw, theatrical format.
A new theatrical production of Dostoevsky's classic novel Crime and Punishment opens in Doncaster, featuring a diverse cast and innovative staging techniques.
Holliday Grainger stars in a gripping deepfake thriller series airing tonight, exploring digital identity and suspense in modern television drama.
Timothée Chalamet faces backlash from Hollywood stars after calling ballet and opera outdated art forms during a live debate, prompting swift criticism from performers.
London's cultural week showcased diverse performances from Vladimir's intense drama to Hoppers' vibrant dance, earning critical acclaim across venues.
A new play about a women's football team premieres at Sheffield's Crucible Theatre, exploring themes of community and resilience in a powerful theatrical production.
Isabelle Huppert delivers a mesmerizing performance in 'Mary Said What She Said' at the Adelaide Festival, exploring Mary Stuart's life with intense drama and acclaim.
The stage adaptation of 'The Boy at the Back of the Class' at London's Rose theatre elicits cheers and boos from young audiences, proving children can handle tough truths about refugees and immigration.
Des de Moor, a renowned London theatre critic and passionate advocate for accessibility in the arts, has passed away. His influential career spanned decades, shaping cultural discourse and championing inclusivity.
Tony Award winner Leslie Odom Jr. will reprise his role as Aaron Burr in Hamilton for a nine-week West End season at Victoria Palace Theatre starting July 3, 2026.
Stephen Colbert, Seth Meyers, and Jimmy Kimmel delivered scathing monologues on Kristi Noem's dismissal, Trump's handling of Iran, and RFK Jr's Dunkin' Donuts critique.
Anna Ziegler's new play at Donmar Warehouse examines grief, loss, and the struggle for connection across generational and cultural divides through a compelling two-hander performance.
Phil Porter's award-winning play Blink returns to the stage, examining themes of grief, social isolation, and the blurred lines between connection and stalking in contemporary London.
A quintet of plays at Arcola Theatre explores Ukraine's resilience from 2014 protests to the 2022 invasion, offering a moving mosaic of human stories.
HBO confirms 21 new cast members for the Harry Potter TV reboot, with fans particularly obsessed with the Slytherin house lineup. The series is set to premiere in early 2027.
Broadway's original Aaron Burr, Leslie Odom Jr, will make his West End debut in Hamilton this summer, reprising his Tony-winning role for a nine-week London engagement.
Leslie Odom Jr., the Tony Award-winning original star of Hamilton, will reprise his role as Aaron Burr in the West End production for a limited season from July to September 2026.
Kerry Washington discusses her new thriller Imperfect Women, the power of messy female characters, and the ongoing challenges for women of color in Hollywood.
A new theatrical production at Sheffield's Crucible Theatre explores the early 20th-century establishment and dismantling of women's football, blending sport and performing arts while highlighting ongoing gender injustice.
Moira Dingle summons Kim Tate to prison as Cain's secret cancer battle and Joe Tate's ruthless farm takeover plot threaten to destroy everything. Will a shocking deal be made?
In a dramatic Emmerdale twist, Laurel Thomas finally confronts son Arthur about his role in her hospitalisation, forcing him to leave home as she grapples with his dark actions.
A review of the stage adaptation of 'The Manningtree Witches' at Mercury Theatre in Colchester, exploring its themes of witchcraft and historical drama.
Bradley Riches, who plays Lewis Barton in Emmerdale, will temporarily step away from the ITV soap to star as Peter Pan in a festive pantomime at Sunderland Empire, marking a shift in ITV's policy.
Guardian readers share their favorite television romances, from slow-burn office crushes to iconic sitcom pairs, highlighting the impact of these relationships on pop culture and personal lives.
Paddington and Into the Woods have each secured 11 nominations for the Olivier Awards, highlighting a strong year for stage adaptations and musical revivals in London's theatre scene.