EastEnders: Jean catches Max and Priya's affair
Jean Slater stumbles upon Max and Priya's affair in EastEnders, leaving Cindy in the dark. Will Jean expose the secret?
Category : Theatre Shows
I'm Every Woman review: Chaka Khan musical wastes Burke's talent
Alexandra Burke stars in a messy, overly long Chaka Khan musical that squanders her talent and fails to showcase the funk legend's star power. The show runs at Troubadour Wembley Park Theatre until 27 Sept 2026.
Peter Gill, Playwright and Director, Dies at 86
Peter Gill, the acclaimed playwright and director known for The York Realist and his rigorous work at the Royal Court, has died at 86, leaving a legacy of unsparing honesty in British theatre.
Wicker trailer sparks horny meltdown over Skarsgård's basket man
Fans are going feral over the raunchy Wicker trailer, dubbing Alexander Skarsgård's woven husband '50 Shades of Hay' as the Olivia Colman film heads to cinemas October 30.
Eisenberg's 'The Debut' Closes BFI London Film Festival
Jesse Eisenberg's comedy-drama 'The Debut' will close the 70th BFI London Film Festival on October 18, starring Julianne Moore, Paul Giamatti, and Halle Bailey.
London to Host Europe's Most Terrifying Horror Attraction
The Nightmare Realm, Dublin's multi-award-winning immersive horror show, comes to London's Avery Hill Mansion from Oct 9-Nov 1, with two terrifying tales and a Halloween Town.
Emmerdale trailer confirms tragedy at Dawn and Joe's wedding
A new Emmerdale trailer reveals Dawn swaps her wedding dress for a black veil, hinting at a tragic end to her wedding to Joe Tate, with Billy's fate uncertain.
Ariana Grande exits Barbican's 'Sunday in the Park with George'
Ariana Grande has withdrawn from the Barbican's 'Sunday in the Park with George', leaving Jonathan Bailey as lead; new co-star TBA, tickets on sale autumn.
Why The Straight Story is the ultimate feelgood movie
David Lynch's The Straight Story, a gentle road movie, offers comfort and poetry. Richard Farnsworth's final role delivers a moving tale of reconciliation.
Trainspotting Musical Tour Axed Over Poor Ticket Sales
Trainspotting The Musical's UK tour has been cancelled due to low ticket sales, leaving the cast 'absolutely bereft'. The production will end its London run in September, with refunds offered.
Now You See Me Live: 4/5 star magic at Coliseum
Time Out gives Now You See Me Live 4/5: jaw-dropping stage magic at London Coliseum, loosely linked to films. Runs 3 Aug–6 Sep 2026, £30-£150.
Parsifal review: blood, lust and goth energy fuel Wagner's quest
Jay Scheib's colourful production at Bayreuth features big-screen closeups, strong singing from Andreas Schager and Miina-Liisa Värelä, but inconsistent orchestral playing.
Brian Case: Jazz Writer and Time Out Editor Dies at 88
Brian Case, the jazz writer and editor who spent 18 years at Time Out, has died aged 88. His NME pieces on Miles Davis and others were acclaimed.
Alley Cats Review: Gervais's Animated Comedy Falls Flat
Ricky Gervais's new Netflix animated series Alley Cats, featuring crude cat banter, failed to elicit a single laugh in this review, marking a low point in his career.
Games Are the Opposite of Fun: Ban Them for Over-12s
Emily Watkins argues games ruin social gatherings, advocating for a ban on all games for anyone over 12, preferring coffee or wine over competitive activities.
Best Theatre to Stream: Self Esteem's Teeth 'n' Smiles
Self Esteem's Maggie's Song highlights David Hare's 50th-anniversary rock drama Teeth 'n' Smiles, now streaming. Also: Michaela Coel's Chewing Gum Dreams and more.
Fiona Allen: Black cab escape, Boudicca dreams, comedy career
Fiona Allen, 61, reveals her near-death encounter with John Worboys, her Boudicca dream, and why she dropped her agent, in a candid interview.
Gregg Araki on sex, film and queer resistance
Gregg Araki's new film 'I Want Your Sex' opens on 700 US screens, his biggest release, challenging sexual repression and celebrating queer joy.
Corrie: Lisa furious as she catches Betsy with Dylan
Lisa Connor-Swain catches Betsy and Dylan together in Coronation Street, leading to a shocking attack that leaves Dylan unconscious.
Tao of Glass review: A cheeky love letter to theatre
Phelim McDermott's 'Tao of Glass' at @sohoplace earns 4/5 stars, blending puppetry, Taoism, and Philip Glass's music into a profound theatrical meditation.
Ryan and McNally defend Lily Allen, call Harbour 'scumbag'
Katherine Ryan and Joanne McNally call David Harbour a 'scumbag' on panel show Unacceptable, defending Lily Allen amid her album West End Girl's revelations about their marriage.
NT fuses Sophocles and Bergman in Electra/Persona with Blanchett and Hoss
Cate Blanchett and Nina Hoss alternate roles in Benedict Andrews' Electra/Persona, pairing Sophocles' Electra with Bergman's Persona in a single cycle of grief.
Flamenco and Bullfighting Transform Love's Labour's Lost
Shakespeare's Globe revival of Love's Labour's Lost infuses flamenco dance, bullfighting, and Spanish culture, with show-stopping choreography by Carmen Igarza, running until 13 September.
Die Fledermaus at Opera Holland Park: lacks fizz until third act
Liam Steel's Die Fledermaus at Opera Holland Park relocates to 1920s London, but the champagne fizz doesn't arrive until act three. Strong performances from Bottone, Carrell, and Presland.
Why Cinema Loves the Cello: From Hepburn to Pascal
The cello has become a cinematic shorthand for sensitivity and intensity, appearing in films from Audrey Hepburn's 'Love in the Afternoon' to Pedro Pascal's upcoming 'Behemoth!'
Cleansed review: Sarah Kane's brutality resonates powerfully
Rebecca Frecknall's revival of Sarah Kane's 1998 play Cleansed at the Almeida theatre balances appalling cruelty with human yearning for love, resonating intensely in today's violent world.
Love's Labour's Lost: Flamenco-infused fun at the Globe
Indiana Lown-Collins' flamenco-tastic production of Shakespeare's tricky romcom at the Globe is fun despite overdone Spanish gags. Norah Lopez Holden shines.
Claire Sweeney misses Maureen Lipman in Corrie exit
Claire Sweeney admits sadness at Maureen Lipman's absence from her Coronation Street exit as Cassie Plummer leaves Weatherfield after a devastating plot against her ex.
Emmerdale Spoilers: Dingle Tragedy, Nicola's Fears, Charity's Courage
Next week in Emmerdale, Cain faces Monty's farewell, Nicola suspects Jimmy of cheating, and Charity bravely returns to her support group after her rape.
Gomorrah: The Origins Review – Stylish Mob Prequel
Gomorrah: The Origins prequel to the Neapolitan mob saga impresses with style, cheekiness, and tenderness, following young Pietro Savastano and Angelo in 1977 Secondigliano.
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