Last Goal Wins Review: Football, Identity, and Racism Explored
Justice Ezi's debut play Last Goal Wins tackles racism, belonging, and sport's shadowy business in a well-paced drama with a nail-biting final shootout at Broadway, Catford.
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Maradona's Hand of God and best goal: Pleat recalls 1986
David Pleat recounts the 1986 World Cup quarter-final between England and Argentina, featuring Maradona's controversial Hand of God goal and his stunning second strike.
Cartoon: Stacey Solomon vs Nigel Farage
A cartoon by Stephen Collins imagines Stacey Solomon being asked to sort out Nigel Farage, blending domestic reality with political satire.
Sue Johnston on Ann Droid, fame, loneliness, and robot pal
Sue Johnston stars in Ann Droid, a new BBC sitcom about an elderly woman and her robot. She discusses fame, loneliness, and her career.
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Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's Wedding: A Bigger Deal?
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce marry on July 4, 2026, at Madison Square Garden, with a castle built inside, overshadowing the US's 250th anniversary.
Archduke review: Bleakly funny parable about radicalisation
Rajiv Joseph's dark comedy about Franz Ferdinand's assassins is a bleakly funny, allegorical tale of radicalisation, directed by Lyndsey Turner at the Royal Court Theatre, running July 3-25, 2026.
−320°F review: Hilarious, stunning, but too long
Hideki Noda's −320°F at Sadler's Wells is a hilarious, visually stunning Faustian epic spanning three timelines, but its 2hr 20min runtime and surtitle issues drag it down.
Three icons unite to end Bea in EastEnders explosive exit
Honey Mitchell is kidnapped by Bea Pollard after a confrontation, leading Linda, Nicola, and Suki to launch a desperate rescue mission.
Rhythm Paradise Groove Review – Bitesize Beats Test Reflexes
Rhythm Paradise Groove returns with dozens of fresh mini-games, multiplayer, and an RPG-lite mode, though latency issues and easier difficulty temper the experience.
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Long Wave review – a sublime novel of motherhood and loss
Daisy Johnson's Long Wave explores three generations of mothers, blending vivid imagery with raw honesty. A tale of secrets, abandonment, and care, it may be her finest work yet.
Calendar Girls: The Musical Review – Heartfelt and Hilarious
Tim Firth and Gary Barlow's Calendar Girls: The Musical at Stephen Joseph Theatre, Scarborough, delivers emotional openness and cracking jokes, with nimbly handled nudity in the round.
Tristan und Isolde review: Pappano and LSO at their finest
Clay Hilley's blistering Tristan and Sara Jakubiak's role debut as Isolde shine in Antonio Pappano and the LSO's detailed, minutely balanced concert performance of Wagner's Tristan und Isolde at the Barbican.
Arcadia review: Stoppard's masterpiece dazzles in West End
Tom Stoppard's 1993 masterpiece Arcadia transfers to the Tom Stoppard Theatre with a partly recast cast, offering a dazzling intellectual comedy that weaves chaos theory and Romantic poetry.
Lily Allen defends West End Girl shows
Lily Allen has defended the format and length of her West End Girl live shows, saying the production is 'exactly what I wanted it to be' after some criticism.
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Best Theatre to Stream: Rosamund Pike in Inter Alia
Rosamund Pike stars in Inter Alia, a new play about a female MP, among top theatre streaming picks this month. Plus: National Theatre's The Ocean at the End of the Lane and more.
RSC casts Sharon D Clarke as black lesbian Othello
Sharon D Clarke will play Othello as a black lesbian general in a futuristic RSC production, exploring misogynoir and set in a male-dominated world.
The Swamp Dwellers review: Utopia Theatre's powerful drama
Utopia Theatre's production of Wole Soyinka's The Swamp Dwellers at Sheffield's Crucible Theatre is a powerful, resonant revival that speaks to modern displacement and corruption.
Penelope Keith remembered: 'She was truly brilliant'
Colleagues pay tribute to Penelope Keith after her death at 86, recalling her kindness, comic genius, and unwavering support for theatre.
Duke of York's theatre renamed after Tom Stoppard
The Duke of York's theatre in London's West End will be renamed the Tom Stoppard theatre, honouring the late playwright's legacy and his hit plays staged there.
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The Guilty review – Russell Tovey commands in gripping thriller
Russell Tovey stars in this tense 70-minute adaptation of the Danish film Den Skyldige, a control-room procedural filled with dread and twists.
Canada confirmed for Eurovision 2027
Canada will participate in the 2027 Eurovision Song Contest after CBC/Radio-Canada became a full EBU member, announced on Canada Day.
The Guilty review: Russell Tovey in gripping thriller
Russell Tovey delivers a terrific performance in Felix Barrett's immersive real-time thriller 'The Guilty' at the Donmar Warehouse, running 1 Jul-15 Aug 2026.
Coronation Street: Christina's secret exposed, George devastated
Christina Boyd's secret is exposed on Coronation Street, leaving George Shuttleworth devastated. Glenda finds evidence and George witnesses Christina embracing another man.
Springwood review – King George VI’s 1939 US mission
Robert Lindsay excels as FDR in Richard Nelson’s play about King George VI’s 1939 US visit, resonating with modern NATO and Trump-era tensions.
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A Midsummer Night’s Dream review – rockers and fairy folk
Atri Banerjee's fun staging of Shakespeare's comedy features a musical fairy band and a brilliant Bottom, but lacks some wonder.
Muddled 'Dream' at Regent's Park lacks clear direction
Atri Banerjee's production of 'A Midsummer Night's Dream' at Regent's Park Open Air Theatre has many ideas but no coherent vision, resulting in a disjointed and beige slog.
Springwood review: Robert Lindsay in plodding royal drama
Robert Lindsay plays FDR in Richard Nelson's stage adaptation of 'Hyde Park on Hudson,' but the play lacks dramatic momentum despite timely themes.
10 Best New London Theatre Shows Opening July 2026
From 'Jesus Christ Superstar' with Sam Ryder to Sarah Kane's 'Cleansed', July 2026 offers a thrillingly eclectic lineup of London theatre openings.
Globe's 2026/27 winter season: Julius Caesar, The Seagull, King John
Shakespeare's Globe announces 2026/27 indoor winter season at Sam Wanamaker Playhouse: Julius Caesar, The Animals Come to the Table, The Seagull, and King John.
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Raveheart Review: Techno Rebellion Satire by Graeme Armstrong
Graeme Armstrong's Raveheart follows DJ Turbo leading a civil disobedience campaign against a ban on electronic music in a hilarious political satire.
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