Cindy's Secret Confirmed in Hollyoaks as Nancy Exposes Truth
Cindy Cunningham's return to Hollyoaks is shrouded in mystery until Nancy Osborne forces the truth out of her next week, revealing the real reason behind her comeback.
Category : Theatre Shows
EastEnders: Lauren and Mark give into temptation after kiss
EastEnders spoilers reveal Lauren Branning and Mark Fowler Jr give into temptation after a passionate kiss, sparking a potential affair. Lauren arrives at the Boxing Den and shuts the blinds.
Ben Platt on queer musical and anxiety
Ben Platt discusses his role in queer musical Midnight at the Never Get, managing anxiety with his husband, and the challenges of the Dear Evan Hansen movie backlash.
Ariadne auf Naxos review: witty but lacks weight
Laurent Pelly's production of Strauss's Ariadne auf Naxos at Glyndebourne hits comic marks but fails to deliver emotional depth, leaving the opera enjoyable yet unmoving.
Bob Dylan adds 5-night London residency at Royal Festival Hall
Bob Dylan, 85, will play five shows at London's Royal Festival Hall in December 2026 as part of a UK tour. Tickets go on sale July 22 at 10am via Ticketmaster, priced from £90.
Victoria Beckham's Absence from Mel C's Wedding: Dress Role
Mel C married Chris Dingwall in a secret countryside wedding; Victoria Beckham missed it due to the World Cup but designed her wedding dress.
Here Comes J Edgar! Musical Review: Show Tunes and Anguish
Harry Shearer and Tom Leopold's camp musical about FBI boss Hoover and Clyde Tolson premieres in London, blending satire, show tunes, and real emotional depth.
Adam Lambert reflects on Queen, Idol, and controversy
Adam Lambert reflects on joining Queen despite fan protectiveness of Freddie Mercury, the 2009 kiss controversy, and his journey from American Idol to Broadway.
Hole! review – filthy musical fable enchants at Soho theatre
A filthy fable about butt plugs and a Christian sect becomes enchanting fringe theatre, thanks to Jake Brasch and Nadja Leonhard-Hooper's artistry.
Coronation Street spoiler: Sarah Platt arrested for murder
Sarah Platt is arrested for Theo Silverton's murder in a dramatic Coronation Street raid, as police burst into the Platt home with a battering ram.
Princess and Junior Andre get matching 'unconditional' tattoos
Princess and Junior Andre reveal matching 'unconditional' tattoos inspired by Peter Andre's song for Harvey, as they open up about childhood with Katie Price.
Jack walks out on Denise in EastEnders after bad news
Jack Branning reaches breaking point and walks out on Denise Fox in EastEnders next week as a difficult week takes its toll, leaving her devastated.
Worry Doll review: Sensual, sinister novel about desire
In Worry Doll, two women meet on a train and tumble into an all-consuming affair told from both sides, with very different stories. A novel for fans of Audition and Asymmetry.
Jesy Nelson: Life Changing Review – A Fight for SMA Screening
Jesy Nelson's documentary reveals her twins' SMA diagnosis and her campaign for newborn screening. Every scene is affecting.
HBO's 'The Man Will Burn' Dives into Burning Man
HBO's four-part docuseries 'The Man Will Burn' offers an immersive look at Burning Man's history, contradictions, and spiritual allure, tracing its evolution from a beach bonfire to a $60m countercultural institution.
I Can Die Too review: pop songs can't save actor's tale
Despite vibrant pop songs, I Can Die Too at Pitlochry Festival theatre fails to bring its actor's tale to life, with underwritten drama and unconvincing squabbling.
The Shaughraun review: comic antics and roguish charm
Garry Hynes's production of Dion Boucicault's 1874 melodrama at Town Hall theatre, Galway, balances whimsy and sincerity with a beautifully knit ensemble.
Swedish Puppet Show Bonking Barbies in Jackie Collins Adaptation
Malmö Dockteater adapts Jackie Collins' debut novel using anatomically enhanced Barbie dolls, bringing explicit sex scenes to the stage in an experimental puppet production.
The Smile of Her review: Lahti's show speeds through pains
Christine Lahti's autobiographical play at Marylebone theatre covers family, career, and #MeToo but lacks depth, rushing through traumatic events in 90 minutes.
Homer's Odyssey: Film and Translation Insights from Readers
Readers discuss Uberto Pasolini's film The Return, Emily Wilson's translation of polytropos, and the excitement around Christopher Nolan's upcoming Odyssey adaptation.
Manville, Maxwell Martin Lead West End 'August: Osage County'
Lesley Manville and Anna Maxwell Martin will star in the first West End production of Tracy Letts' 'August: Osage County' at the Noël Coward Theatre from Jan 18 to Apr 10, 2027.
Here Comes J Edgar Hoover! Review: Lightweight Satire
Harry Shearer's musical about J Edgar Hoover is lightweight to the point of triviality, failing to address the real harms of the infamous FBI director.
Munch's Freia Frieze: Art and Exploitation in Oslo
An exhibition at Oslo's Munch museum connects Edvard Munch's 1922 Freia frieze to the bitter history of cocoa, labour movements, and women's emancipation.
John Waters on 60 years of screen carnage, dead dogs, and quitting drugs
John Waters reflects on Hairspray's PG rating, Desperate Living's anger, dead dogs, dirty rats, and why he stopped taking drugs after success.
Sweeney Todd Review: Sondheim's Demon Barber Still a Cut Above
Ramin Karimloo and Meow Meow star in Joe Murphy's superb staging of Sondheim's Sweeney Todd at Birmingham Rep, full of dark gothic humour and tremendous singing.
Secret Garden review: Puppetry production at The Egg, Bath
The Egg theatre's 20th anniversary production of The Secret Garden features charming puppetry and design, but the storytelling falters with choppy scenes and softened characters.
My Fair Lady review – emotional truth transforms classic musical
My Fair Lady at Chichester Festival Theatre blossoms when Eliza and Higgins' relationship gains emotional depth, with standout performances from Keziah Ibe and Hadley Fraser.
Readers pay tribute to Sam Neill with heartfelt memories
Sam Neill's admirers share their fondest memories, from giving 144 bottles of wine to his birthday band to inspiring a career in science and filmmaking.
Emmerdale: Serena's true nature 'revealed' as Robert injured
Serena Sugden's motives come into question after Robert is badly injured by a rolling trailer on Emmerdale Farm, with clues suggesting possible tampering.
Ride Or Die review: Hannah Waddingham's comedy caper is bliss
Hannah Waddingham stars as a 50-year-old assassin in Ride Or Die, a comedy caper with Octavia Spencer that explores midlife chaos and friendship. The chemistry between the leads is a thing of beauty.
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