Black Theatre's Rise in Australia: A New Era
African diaspora theatre has transformed Australia's cultural landscape over five years, with artists like Zindzi Okenyo creating spaces for black performers and audiences.
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Dungeons & Dragons: The Organised Fun That Saves Friendships
Amid declining social connections and busy lives, a monthly Dungeons & Dragons game provides the structured, reliable friendship time many adults desperately need.
Regent's Park Open Air Theatre 2026 Season
London's iconic Regent's Park Open Air Theatre announces its 2026 summer programme featuring Sherlock Holmes, Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream, and Andrew Lloyd Webber's Cats revival.
Best New London Theatre Shows in February 2026
Discover the must-see London theatre openings in February 2026, featuring Cynthia Erivo in Dracula, a revival of Tom Stoppard's Arcadia, and Hugh Bonneville in Shadowlands.
Sexy Magicians: How the Art Form Got a Modern Makeover
From village halls to VIP events, magic has shed its cheesy image. Meet the new generation of charismatic performers redefining the craft with style, confidence, and undeniable sex appeal.
American Psycho's Dark Hold on Modern Masculinity
As the musical returns to London, Bret Easton Ellis's satire of 80s Wall Street nihilism resonates in the era of Andrew Tate, Trump, and tech bros, exploring themes of alienation and status anxiety.
EastEnders: Nigel Bates' Life-Changing Week Ahead
EastEnders spoilers reveal Nigel Bates faces vow renewal and care home crisis as Phil Mitchell's secret plan unravels in emotional Walford drama.
Emmerdale: Celia's Grave Revenge Destroys Moira
Celia Daniels orchestrates a devastating revenge plot from beyond the grave in Emmerdale, framing Moira Dingle for double murder through forged documents and planted evidence.
Andrew Jarvis: Shakespearean Actor and Teacher
Obituary for Andrew Jarvis, a dedicated actor and drama teacher known for his work with the Royal Shakespeare Company and English Shakespeare Company.
Harry Potter Play to Become Single Show in London
The Olivier award-winning West End production of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child will be trimmed from two parts to a single show running 175 minutes from October.
Blue Lights Revives Fan-Favourite Character After 'Big Mistake'
BBC's Belfast-based police drama Blue Lights confirms return of Richard Dormer's character Gerry Cliff for season four, addressing fan backlash over his shocking season one death.
Harry Potter Two-Part Show Ends in London West End
The two-part version of 'Harry Potter and the Cursed Child' will close in London's West End on September 20, 2026, replaced by a streamlined single-play version from October 6.
New 550-Seat Theatre Opening at Marble Arch
A new 550-seat temporary theatre called Marble Arts will open near London's Marble Arch this summer, replacing the shuttered Arts Theatre with fresh programming.
Greenwich Theatre Productions Launch for 2026 London Expansion
Greenwich Theatre announces Greenwich Theatre Productions for 2026, expanding beyond its South London home with shows at King's Head, Park Theatre, and Southwark Playhouse Borough.
London's Biggest New Theatre Approved in Greenwich
The Troubadour Greenwich Peninsula Theatre, a 3,000-capacity venue, has received official planning approval and is scheduled to open in late 2026.
Mrs President: Thin Drama on Mary Todd Lincoln
Nina Culley's play Mrs President at Charing Cross Theatre explores Mary Todd Lincoln's life but falls short with a thin, repetitive narrative despite strong performances.
Cable Street Musical: Timely Revival of 1936 Battle
A new musical at Marylebone Theatre powerfully depicts the 1936 Battle of Cable Street, exploring social tensions and migrant struggles with contemporary relevance.
Corrie Actor Shares Heartbreaking Real-Life Storyline Impact
James Cartwright, who plays villain Theo Silverton, discusses how the abuse plot has prompted emotional responses from viewers, including a tragic encounter at a train station.
Patrick's Grief Deepens in EastEnders Drama
Patrick Trueman's world crumbles further as Zoe Slater shares devastating details about Anthony's death, while Jasmine's secret and Kat's crusade add to the turmoil in Walford.
Strongroom Review: 1960s British Crime Thriller Re-released
Vernon Sewell's 1962 British crime thriller Strongroom gets a cinematic re-release. This taut B-movie about bank robbers who imprison two employees delivers suspense and unexpected emotional depth.
Placebo Score RSC Brecht Play with Mark Gatiss
Alt-rock band Placebo make their theatre debut scoring the Royal Shakespeare Company's production of Brecht's The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui, starring Mark Gatiss.
EastEnders: Linda's Harrowing Discovery
Linda Carter uncovers disturbing bruises on Julie Bates after Nigel's violent episode in EastEnders, revealing the true toll of dementia care.
David Andrews: Actor and Director of Hollyoaks and More
David Andrews, who has died aged 90, was a versatile actor and director with a six-decade career spanning theatre, film, and television, including over 100 episodes of Hollyoaks.
KENREX: A True Crime Theatrical Triumph in London
Jack Holden's solo show KENREX, a true crime theatrical sensation, continues its acclaimed run at The Other Palace in Victoria, London, until February 2026.
Keeley Hawes Joins Tomb Raider TV Series Cast
Line of Duty star Keeley Hawes, the original voice of Lara Croft, reportedly joins Amazon Prime's Tomb Raider series with Sophie Turner, Sigourney Weaver and Jason Isaacs.
London's Biggest Theatre Approved for Greenwich Peninsula
Greenwich Council has approved plans for a massive 3,000-seat theatre on the Greenwich Peninsula, making it London's largest theatre venue by capacity.
National Theatre 2026: Blanchett, Oh, Wright Lead Shows
Cate Blanchett, Sandra Oh and Letitia Wright headline the National Theatre's 2026 season, featuring bold adaptations and experimental productions under artistic director Indhu Rubasingham.
National Theatre 2026: Blanchett, Oh, Wright Lead Season
Cate Blanchett, Sandra Oh and Letitia Wright headline the National Theatre's 2026 season, featuring major revivals and new productions under artistic director Indhu Rubasingham.
High Noon West End Review: Western Drama Stumbles
Eric Roth's stage adaptation of classic Western High Noon at Harold Pinter Theatre delivers atmosphere but suffers from dated storytelling and problematic character development.
Traitors Stage Show Coming to West End in 2027
BBC's hit show The Traitors is heading to London's West End in 2027 with a theatrical adaptation produced by Studio Lambert and Neal Street Productions.
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