Hendin Cartoon: Vertical Drinking Row Satire
Rebecca Hendin's cartoon mocks the vertical drinking row, highlighting the absurdity of the debate over standing while drinking in pubs.
Category : Theatre
Silence of the Lambs stage adaptation shocks and electrifies
The Silence of the Lambs stage adaptation at Curve, Leicester, shocks with raw autopsy scenes and a queasy Buffalo Bill plot, but director Nikolai Foster's split-screen staging and Gina Gionfriddo's script update impress.
Sky+ HD box from 2008 now on display in Science Museum
A 2008 Sky+ HD box is now displayed at London's Science Museum, marking the UK's digital TV switch, leaving visitors feeling old.
BBC's The Ridge with Outlander star hailed as must watch
BBC thriller The Ridge, starring Outlander's Lauren Lyle, grips viewers with dark storyline, earning praise and four stars from The Guardian.
Peter Gill: Theatrical Visionary Dies at 86
Peter Gill, the playwright and director who revolutionized British theatre by spotlighting working-class stories, has died aged 86, leaving a legacy of radical compassion and truth-telling.
EastEnders' Lauren loses everything after Peter kicks her out
Lauren Branning tells Mark Fowler Jr she's lost everything after Peter Beale kicks her out for working with him to sell stolen cars.
Corfe Castle: Fairytale Village with Dark Royal Past
Corfe Castle in Dorset is a picturesque village with a violent history, where an Anglo-Saxon king was murdered in 978, now praised by visitors as a fairytale destination.
SABSing: London's new offline dating trend explained
SABSing, the offline dating trend from US campuses, is hitting London. Here's how to master the art of 'See And Be Seen' and where to try it.
Ludlow Named UK's Best High Street, 2 Hours from Wales
Ludlow, a historic market town in England, has been named one of the UK's best high streets, renowned for its independent shops and lack of chain stores.
Spot the Hidden Cougar in This Tricky Optical Illusion
A cougar is hidden in tall grass in this optical illusion. Can you find it in 10 seconds? Only those with sharp eyesight will succeed.
Coronation Street: Dylan Hospitalized After Lauren Attack
Dylan Wilson is hospitalized after Lauren Bolton attacks him, leaving him with a concussion in Coronation Street.
Rod Liddle Dies at 66: Tributes to Controversial Journalist
Rod Liddle, the provocative journalist and broadcaster, has died at 66 after a short illness. Known for his razor-sharp wit and controversial opinions, he leaves a legacy of fearless commentary.
Flamenco Love's Labour's Lost at Globe is lusty and joyful
Indiana Lown-Collins' flamenco-infused production of Love's Labour's Lost at Shakespeare's Globe is a vibrant, joyful success, blending Spanish flair with Shakespeare's comedy.
Cleansed at the Almeida: A gruelling, gripping orgy of cruelty
Sarah Kane's notoriously extreme play returns to shock audiences again, but with good reason. Rebecca Frecknall's revival is a hard watch, impeccably done.
Burlesque the Musical's Sunderland opening delayed by a week
Burlesque the Musical's Sunderland Empire run has been shortened, with opening night moved from August 6 to August 13 after UK tour dates changed.
Trainspotting the Musical UK Tour Axed Over Low Ticket Sales
Trainspotting the Musical's UK tour axed before it began, including Sunderland Empire dates, after low ticket sales. London run continues to September 5.
Caroline Quentin sparkles in sharp, stylish Chekhov revival at Edinburgh's Royal Lyceum
Caroline Quentin stars in James Brining's sharp, stylish revival of The Seagull at the Royal Lyceum, Edinburgh. A vibrant start to his tenure.
This Little Earth: debut play mixes romance, conspiracy and Antarctica
Review of Jessica Norman's debut play This Little Earth at Arcola Theatre, a flawed yet ambitious mix of romance, conspiracy and Antarctic adventure.
Trump's Renoir painting a fake, Chicago museum says
The Art Institute of Chicago says Renoir's 'Two Sisters' is in its collection, contradicting Trump's ownership claim.
Paddington Bear Musical: New-Look Bear Revealed for West End
Paddington the Musical unveils its new-look bear for the West End, with details on design, performers and creative team.
Home at Seven: RC Sherriff's 1950 Mystery Gets London Revival
RC Sherriff's 1950 mystery play Home at Seven is revived at west London's Tabard theatre, starring Sam Ellis and Bridget Lambert.
David Beckham reprises 'be honest' moment with Victoria over Christmas tree
David Beckham recreates his viral 'be honest' moment with Victoria over her Christmas tree, delighting fans and adding to their festive celebrations.
Paul Chuckle swaps slapstick for gangster role in Fall to the Top
Paul Chuckle, the 77-year-old ChuckleVision star, plays drug-dealing gangster The Jackal in new film Fall to the Top. Readers can ask him questions until 7 October.
Harry Judd as Coach Bolton in High School Musical Stage Show
McFly’s Harry Judd swaps drums for Coach Bolton in the High School Musical stage show celebrating the film’s 20th anniversary, opening in Salford and Wembley.
Harry took Meghan and kids to secret Scottish island
Prince Harry is understood to have taken Meghan Markle and their children to a secluded Scottish island owned by billionaire hedge fund manager Ian Wace, rather than Balmoral.
Shaun Ryder heroin sunburn flashback heatwave
Shaun Ryder says he hates the heatwave because alopecia makes sweat run off him, recalling a 1990s Valencia beach incident where heroin helped his third-degree sunburn pain.
Ragdoll review – Patty Hearst inspires an audacious account of power and privilege
Review of 'Ragdoll' at Jermyn Street Theatre, a play inspired by Patty Hearst, exploring power, privilege, and the #MeToo era.
1950s BBC Gay Programme Revived in New Stage Play
Play revives BBC's first gay programme from 1954, featuring homophobic views and exploring conversion practices during LGBT+ History Month.
National Theatre fuses Sophocles and Bergman in Electra/Persona
Cate Blanchett and Nina Hoss alternate roles in Benedict Andrews' bold National Theatre production pairing Sophocles' Electra with Ingmar Bergman's Persona, exploring grief and identity.
Cleansed – Sarah Kane's brutal visions resonate intensely
Rebecca Frecknall's production of Sarah Kane's 1998 play Cleansed balances appalling cruelty with human yearning for love at the Almeida theatre.
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