How Harry Potter and the Cursed Child came to life
The creators of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child reveal the challenges of bringing magic to the stage, from wand battles to the Ministry of Magic phone box.
Category : Theatre
Malory Towers Stage Adaption at Alexandra Palace
A new Enid Blyton adaptation of Malory Towers is now showing at London's Alexandra Palace, blending traditional theatre with music and puppetry, running until August 2nd.
Four Engaging Travel Podcasts to Listen to This Week
Four travel-themed podcasts featured this week: The Wander Woman, The Thoughtful Travel Podcast, Armchair Explorer and The Holiday Expert Show.
Whoopi Goldberg's daughter Alex Martin: A remarkable mother-daughter bond
Whoopi Goldberg's daughter Alex Martin shares her journey from hardship to Hollywood, their close bond, and her own family.
BBC Farmwatch Returns with Archers Collaboration
BBC Farmwatch returns on July 30 with a first-ever collaboration: The Archers episode broadcast simultaneously across all 39 BBC Local Radio stations, plus a Mooscast and Farm Swap.
Jamie Muscato: Cabaret, Gatsby, and Beyond
West End star Jamie Muscato, fresh from playing Gatsby, now takes on the Emcee in Cabaret, calling it a darkly relevant story that demands attention.
Iain Stirling to Host BBC Sand Sculpting Series
Love Island narrator Iain Stirling presents a new BBC sand sculpting competition, Race Against the Tide, where seven teams build sculptures before the tide washes them away.
Bill Oddie: Comedian and Wildlife Presenter Dies at 85
Bill Oddie, known for The Goodies and Springwatch, has died at 85. His varied career spanned comedy, music, birdwatching, and wildlife television.
Police fire rubber bullets at 75k in Majorca protest
Police fired rubber bullets and used batons on thousands of anti-tourism protesters in Majorca's biggest march, leaving several injured and two arrested.
Corinne Bailey Rae Reflects on Husband's Death 17 Years On
Corinne Bailey Rae discusses the 20th anniversary of her hit 'Put Your Records On', the death of her husband Jason in 2008, and her new children's book.
Blade Runner hailed as 'greatest film ever' free on iPlayer
Blade Runner (1982), Ridley Scott's sci-fi masterpiece based on Philip K. Dick's novel, is streaming for free on BBC iPlayer. Fans call it the greatest film ever.
Heather Graham, 55, Dazzles in Sheer White Gown at Italian Festival
Heather Graham, 55, stuns in sheer dress at Filming Italy Festival. Shares secrets: mindset, clean living, yoga, and cutting sugar.
Game of Thrones theatre preview cancelled fans furious
Die-hard Game of Thrones fans were left devastated after the preview performance of the theatre production 'The Mad King' was cancelled just hours before it was due to start at the Royal Shakespeare Theatre.
Couple claim free game after 25 years at Southport crazy golf
A couple returned to Southport's Masters Putting Course to claim a free game they won 25 years ago, delighting the family-run attraction's owners.
Wanderlove: The Rise of Holiday Romances and the Allure of Dating Abroad
Wanderlove trend: 53% of Bumble users hope for holiday romance, feel more attractive abroad. Third use dating apps while travelling.
The Highgate Vampire: Biting Comedy Based on 1960s Vampire Scare at Omnibus Theatre
A sweet and funny comedy based on the real-life Highgate vampire sightings of the 1960s and 70s, playing at Omnibus Theatre, London.
Cattermole proud but warns Gateshead after Newcastle draw
Lee Cattermole said he was 'unbelievably proud' of Gateshead's pre-season draw with Newcastle United but cautioned against getting carried away.
Free youth market with live music coming to Bromborough
Wirral Youth Market will take place in Bromborough on Saturday, August 22, featuring young traders, live music, dance and choirs, from 10am to 4pm on Allport Lane.
Manchester Comic Con bans wearable recording devices
Comic Con Manchester bans wearable recording devices like Meta glasses over privacy concerns, following consultation with talent and attendees.
Iraola confirms Liverpool No.2 and coaching staff importance
Andoni Iraola has confirmed Pablo de la Torre as his No.2 at Liverpool and highlighted the importance of the three coaches he brought from Bournemouth.
Hollyoaks Set Tours Return for 2026 with New Access
Lime Pictures announces the return of Hollyoaks set tours for autumn/winter 2026, including a brand-new set and cast-led Star Tours, with tickets available from July 24.
Tyson Fury vs Mariusz Wach: TV and live stream info
Tyson Fury faces Mariusz Wach in a warm-up fight in Thailand on Friday. Find out how to watch on TV or via live stream.
Period Drama Hailed as Next Pride and Prejudice on Amazon Prime
Fans call Thomas Hardy adaptation 'Under the Greenwood Tree' on Amazon Prime the next Pride and Prejudice, starring Keeley Hawes.
Emmerdale's Cain Dingle trapped in woodland after 26 years
Emmerdale fans fear for Cain Dingle as he becomes trapped under a fallen tree trunk in isolated woodland after a camping trip with his son Kyle and Graham Foster.
Channel 5 viewers fume over adverts during Commonwealth Games ceremony
Channel 5 viewers complained minutes into the Commonwealth Games Opening Ceremony broadcast due to commercial breaks interrupting the athletes' parade.
Board game revives Gateshead industrial history
Bottles, Coal and Iron board game aims to engage people with Gateshead's lost industrial heritage along the Tyne Derwent Way, featuring historic sites and local legends.
Coronation Street: Lauren Upsets Betsy Over Dylan After Stroke
In Coronation Street, Betsy Swain struggles with stroke recovery as friend Lauren Bolton pressures her to report Dylan Wilson to police, leading to a rift.
Emmerdale: Claudette's Shocking Bombshell Leaves Charles Flabbergasted
Claudette Anderson drops a bombshell on her son Charles in Emmerdale next week, leaving him flabbergasted, as Steve mysteriously vanishes.
Blue Lights Series 4: BBC Shares First Look Images
The BBC has released first-look images for series 4 of Blue Lights, the acclaimed Belfast-set police drama returning this autumn on BBC One and iPlayer.
The Undeclared War season 2 review: Simon Pegg thriller lacks zip
The rebooted GCHQ drama returns with Simon Pegg as lead, but cyber-attack battles remain unsexy and the threat level is too low.
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