BBC Sitcom 'Things You Should Have Done' Releases New Episodes
The BBC sitcom 'Things You Should Have Done' has quietly released six new episodes on iPlayer, with fans praising its unique blend of dry wit and absurd humour.
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Faraaz 'Dark Horse' on The Traitors, But Time Running Out
A psychologist analyses Faraaz's late-game surge on The Traitors, calling him a 'dark horse' while questioning if his challenge to Rachel comes too late to sway fellow Faithfuls.
Nigella Lawson Rumoured as New Bake Off Judge
Nigella Lawson is rumoured to replace Prue Leith on The Great British Bake Off, bringing expertise and charisma to revitalise the long-running series.
Leigh Douglas's 'Rotus' Satirises Maga Women in London
Irish-American comic Leigh Douglas stars in 'Rotus: Receptionist of the United States', a timely satire exploring Maga women's psyche through a White House receptionist role.
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Ant and Dec Podcast: Backlash to Fan Praise
Ant and Dec's new podcast 'Hanging Out with Ant & Dec' launches after mental health charity Mind criticised their initial advert as 'incredibly damaging'.
Spice Girls Support Victoria Beckham After Brooklyn's Statement
Victoria Beckham receives support from her Spice Girls bandmates after son Brooklyn's 800-word statement accusing his parents of prioritising 'Brand Beckham' over family.
Husband's Song Lyrics in Serious Conversations: Annoying or Lighthearted?
Randy uses song lyrics to lighten serious discussions, but his wife Taylor sees it as avoidance. After 33 years of marriage, they seek your verdict on this quirky habit.
Ryan Murphy's 'The Beauty' Review: Disney Body Horror
Ryan Murphy's new series 'The Beauty' blends body horror with Disney's signature style, creating a provocative and visually stunning show that challenges genre norms.
Lucian Msamati on 'Waiting for Godot' Backstage
Actor Lucian Msamati shares exclusive insights into the rehearsal process and creative challenges of staging Samuel Beckett's classic play 'Waiting for Godot'.
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Michael Sheen Stars in Welsh Our Town Revival
Michael Sheen brings warmth and wit to a Welsh-transposed production of Thornton Wilder's classic play Our Town for National Theatre Wales' inaugural show in Swansea.
Roy Cropper's New Love Alice Holds Shocking Secret in Corrie
Roy Cropper's unexpected romance with pen pal Alice takes a dramatic turn when her husband appears, leaving fans speculating about her true identity in Coronation Street.
Death in Paradise Fans 'Gutted' Over Character Exit
BBC confirms Ginny Holder's departure as Officer Darlene Curtis from Death in Paradise, sparking emotional reactions from loyal viewers ahead of the show's 15th series.
Ryan Murphy's 'The Beauty' Criticised as Offensive TV
Ryan Murphy's new Disney Plus series 'The Beauty' receives harsh reviews for its problematic portrayal of beauty standards and inconsistent storytelling.
Cirque du Soleil OVO Review: Insect Spectacle Dazzles
Cirque du Soleil's OVO brings a mesmerising insect-themed circus to London's Royal Albert Hall with breathtaking acrobatics, though its clown narrative falls somewhat flat.
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Immersive Wedding Drama 'I Do' Returns to London
Dante or Die's site-specific show 'I Do' captures the emotional chaos before a wedding in an immersive hotel setting at London's Malmaison hotel, part of the Barbican's Scene Change season.
Dante or Die's 'I Do' Wedding Drama Revived at Malmaison
Dante or Die's 2013 site-specific theatre show 'I Do' returns at Malmaison London, exploring wedding tensions through six interconnecting vignettes in a hotel setting.
10-Year-Old National Theatre Star Nominated for Award
Darcy Tosun, aged just 10, has been nominated for the Go Live Theatre Best Child Performance Award at the WhatsOnStage Awards following his role at the National Theatre in London.
Shakespeare's Henry V: A Barometer of Modern Times
As the RSC prepares a new production of Henry V, we examine how Shakespeare's war play has consistently reflected contemporary politics, from Iraq to Ukraine.
Russell Brand Faces New Rape and Assault Charges in Court
Comedian Russell Brand appears via video link from the US at Westminster Magistrates' Court, facing new charges of rape and sexual assault alleged to have occurred in 2009.
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Whitney White's Shakespeare Musical Mashup at RSC
Tony-nominated director Whitney White brings her boundary-breaking musical All Is But Fantasy to the RSC, reimagining Shakespeare's tragic heroines with rock'n'roll energy and contemporary relevance.
TV's Most Baffling Shows We Can't Stop Watching
From David Lynch's surrealism to Nathan Fielder's meta-reality, explore the TV shows that confuse yet captivate audiences with their bizarre plots and enigmatic storytelling.
Pip Simmons Theatre Group: Photographic Touring Archive
Sheila Burnett's new book documents the radical European touring years of the experimental Pip Simmons theatre group through intimate photographs from 1974-86.
Safe Haven Review: Kurdish Drama Lacks Depth at Arcola
Chris Bowers' play about the 1991 Kurdish uprising offers authentic diplomatic detail but lacks emotional depth and Kurdish perspective in London theatre.
Ian McKellen in Mixed Reality Play 'An Ark' at The Shed
Ian McKellen leads a cast in 'An Ark', a groundbreaking mixed reality play at The Shed in New York, blending digital actors with live audience interaction for a unique theatrical experience.
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Get £25 tickets for Broadway hit 'John Proctor is the Villain'
Under-35s can access 2,000 exclusive £25 tickets for the Royal Court's hotly anticipated production of the Broadway sensation 'John Proctor is the Villain'. Sign up now.
Gig-theatre show explores life after prison in Scotland
A powerful new gig-theatre piece, 'A Giant on the Bridge', uses songs co-written by ex-prisoners to explore the complex reality of life after incarceration. Premiering in 2024, it tours Scotland next month.
£25 Theatre Tickets for Under-35s at Royal Court
Young theatre-goers can see the hit Broadway play 'John Proctor is the Villain' for just £25 at London's Royal Court. Register by 30 Jan for exclusive access.
Gerry & Sewell Stage Play Hits London's Aldwych Theatre
The cult Geordie comedy 'Gerry & Sewell' transfers to London's West End. Our review explores if this Newcastle-centric play resonates in the capital. Book tickets for its short run.
Cirque du Soleil OVO Review: A Revised Show at Royal Albert Hall
Cirque du Soleil's insect-themed show OVO returns to London's Royal Albert Hall with a more modern sensibility. Read our review of the updated spectacle, running from 20 Jan to 1 Mar 2026.
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McKellen and Norton headline Pitlochry's Out in the Hills festival
Sir Ian McKellen's powerful monologue and Graham Norton's witty chat lit up the inaugural Out in the Hills LGBTQ+ festival at Pitlochry Festival Theatre, a vibrant weekend of queer culture in the Highlands.
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