Tender review – queer horror romance at Bush theatre
Francesca Amewudah-Rivers delivers a phenomenal performance in this surreal queer thriller at Bush theatre, blending horror and romance with haunting metaphors.
Category : Theatre Shows
The Oresteia Review: Gripping and Exasperating Epic
Simon Stone's The Oresteia at Bridge Theatre, starring Mary-Louise Parker, cuts up Aeschylus' chronology and adds other Greek tragedies, resulting in a gripping yet frustrating modern epic.
Hit Machine review: slick music biz drama strikes false notes
Josh Radnor and Noah Galvin star in Jonathan Caren's play about masculinity, appropriation, and trauma, but the script resolves themes too neatly.
The Oresteia review: Gripping Greek tragedy fun
Simon Stone's adaptation of The Oresteia at the Bridge Theatre is a trashy, true crime-influenced thriller starring Mary-Louise Parker and David Morrissey.
Heartbreak Hotel: cathartic play on heartbreak science
Karin McCracken's Heartbreak Hotel blends science, literature, and breakup songs to explore heartbreak's physical and emotional toll, drawing on takotsubo syndrome and classic tracks.
Yoko Ono's Cut Piece Restaged in LA: Can It Still Shock?
Sixty years after its debut, Yoko Ono's provocative Cut Piece is restaged in Los Angeles by artist MPA, exploring whether the work retains its power to shock and challenge audiences.
EastEnders: Lauren and Mark's passion ignites next week
EastEnders confirms Lauren Branning and Mark Fowler Jr finally act on their sexual tension next week after a criminal deal goes wrong, leading to a passionate encounter.
Ross left for dead in Emmerdale after Mack fight
Ross Barton is left unconscious after a violent confrontation with Mackenzie Boyd over his affair with Charity Dingle in Emmerdale.
Mollie Gallagher on Nina's exit: 'It was really sad'
Mollie Gallagher reveals her sadness over leaving Coronation Street as Nina Lucas, but hints the character's story may not be over as she takes on a new role in Silence of the Lambs stage production.
Flamenco Fire Meets Shakespeare at the Globe
Director Indiana Lown-Collins infuses Shakespeare's wordiest comedy with flamenco passion, exploring love, death, and female power in a unique production at Shakespeare's Globe.
Amber Davies removes theatregoer for filming during Legally Blonde
Strictly star Amber Davies had an audience member removed from her Legally Blonde show for filming during Act One, calling the behavior 'selfish' and distracting for the cast.
The Sentinels Review: Thrilling Super Soldier Drama on BBC
The Sentinels, a steampunk alternate history series about WWI super soldiers, delivers a gripping sci-fi thriller with emotional depth, now on BBC Four.
Love's Labour's Lost / Much Ado About Nothing review
Tom Littler's al fresco double bill of Shakespeare's comedies merges casts and timelines, deepening both plays with tragicomic notes and a wartime setting.
Joel’s EastEnders return sparks fury as Vicki and Ross return
Joel Marshall, the incel attacker who terrorized women on EastEnders, returns from prison, causing chaos as Vicki and Ross come back from their honeymoon.
Fendi's Chiuri Returns to Rome with Couture and Cultural Message
Maria Grazia Chiuri's first Fendi haute couture show in Rome blends kimono-inspired silhouettes with a call for fashion to be recognized as art in Italy, featuring upcycled fur and exhibitions.
Beckett Biennale Aims to Reclaim Playwright for Ireland
The Samuel Beckett Biennale, a 12-year festival, will stage experimental readings of Beckett's works in Ireland and Britain, including a 2036 Krapp's Last Tape with pre-recorded younger voices, aiming to reclaim the playwright as an Irish writer.
Lear review: personal tragedy, not political, at Pitlochry
Maureen Beattie stars in a gender-swapped, modern-dress 'Lear' at Pitlochry Festival theatre, focusing on family dynamics over political decline.
1% Club's final question stumps viewers
Only three out of a record 12 contestants solved the final 1% question on The 1% Club, an anagram revealing the word 'FISHMONGER'. Viewers at home were also baffled.
Bonnie Tyler earned little from Total Eclipse of the Heart
Bonnie Tyler, who died aged 75, earned minimal royalties from Total Eclipse of the Heart because she didn't write the song. All publishing rights belong to Jim Steinman.
Katie Price: Nothing to Hide Review – Candid but Lacks Insight
Katie Price's new documentary series is typically outspoken, but offers little insight. She discusses Hugh Hefner, abortion, and relationships, yet the show remains carefully manufactured.
Louise Lasser, Mary Hartman star, dies at 87
Louise Lasser, star of cult sitcom Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman and Woody Allen comedies, has died at 87. The New York Times reported she died at home in Manhattan.
Bonnie Tyler's chaotic Buzzcocks episode remembered
Bonnie Tyler, who died at 75, is remembered for her famously chaotic 2007 Never Mind the Buzzcocks appearance while tipsy, belting Total Eclipse of the Heart and joking with Simon Amstell.
Bonnie Tyler dies aged 75 in Portugal hospital
Bonnie Tyler, the Welsh singer known for Total Eclipse of the Heart, has died in a Portuguese hospital at 75 after intestinal surgery complications.
Jesus Christ Superstar review: Sam Ryder raises roof
Sam Ryder stars in a glittery revival of Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice's rock opera at the London Palladium, but the booming show lacks character depth and dramatic clarity.
25 Things You Didn't Know About The Office at 25
The Office turns 25. From Martin Freeman's original audition to the 74-take scene, here are 25 trivia nuggets about the beloved BBC sitcom.
Wallace and Gromit classics re-released: A Grand Day Out, The Wrong Trousers
Nick Park's first two Wallace and Gromit films, A Grand Day Out and The Wrong Trousers, return to UK and Irish cinemas from 10 July, offering hilarious family entertainment.
Physical Education review – cliche-busting teen masculinity play
Jonathan Houlston's debut play at Swansea Grand theatre dissects teen masculinity, subverting toxic tropes with nuanced characters and gripping locker-room dynamics.
World Without Wagner: Bayreuth Festival at 150
As Bayreuth festival turns 150, Tom Service explores Wagner's enduring influence and imagines a world without him, pondering impacts on music, culture, and history.
Love You Long Time review: diffuse debut mixing naturalism and fantasy
Katie Đỗ's debut play spans decades and realms but is flawed by over-short scenes and scant emotive appeal, despite inventive formal mixing.
Gracie Abrams Criticized for Joe Alwyn Photo in Wedding Post
Gracie Abrams faces fan backlash after sharing a carousel that includes Joe Alwyn alongside her outfit from Taylor Swift's wedding to Travis Kelce.
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