Hamilton Cast’s Message to Pence: A Tradition of Political Theatre
The cast of Hamilton addressed Mike Pence, sparking debate. Historians note a 2,400-year tradition of political theatre from ancient Greece to modern Broadway.
Category : Theatre
Betrayal: The Play That Redefined Theatre with Its Spare Language and Reverse Chronology
Harold Pinter's Betrayal transformed theatre with its reverse chronology and spare language. Hannah Patterson explains why it changed her writing.
Outlander filming locations in official guide first time
VisitScotland has published an official guide to Outlander filming locations for the first time, featuring almost 50 beauty spots used in the hit TV series.
Brandi Glanville hospitalised after head and neck become immobile
Brandi Glanville hospitalised after head and neck became immobile; ongoing health battle with facial disfigurement and high medical costs.
Dublin Gothic: Epic 100-Year Family Saga Premieres at Abbey Theatre
Barbara Bergin's 'Dublin Gothic' at the Abbey Theatre traces four families over 100 years, covering strikes, revolution, and the HIV-Aids crisis.
The Apprentice star Jessica Cunningham pregnant with sixth child
The Apprentice star Jessica Cunningham announces she is pregnant with her sixth baby, saying '2026 just got interesting'.
PalesTEENian review: Joe Haddad's muddled solo show
Joe Haddad's solo show at Riverside Studios explores dual identity as a Palestinian south Londoner, mixing family comedy, football, and Gaza horrors, but lacks focus.
Keeley Hazell play Everyone's Seen My Tits Edinburgh fringe
Keeley Hazell brings her memoir to Edinburgh fringe, discussing trauma, exploitation, and her role as a writer on Ted Lasso.
Alan Carr’s Madame Tussauds Waxwork Gets Traitors Makeover
Alan Carr’s Madame Tussauds waxwork gets a Traitors makeover after his Celebrity Traitors win. On show in London 13-28 Nov.
Live Music Boosts Wellbeing More Than Solo Listening
A neuroscientist reveals shared live music experiences can extend healthy life, as research shows Brits spend 379 hours a year listening alone.
Denise Van Outen on Celebrity Gogglebox Filming Truth
Denise Van Outen shares behind-the-scenes secrets of Celebrity Gogglebox, including that cast have no idea what they'll watch, ensuring natural reactions.
Castle stage play from Working Dog creators
The Working Dog team behind the classic Australian film The Castle have adapted it into a stage play, bringing the Kerrigan family to theatres.
Free beach in Stockport for school holidays
Merseybay returns to Stockport town centre with a free beach, sand, deckchairs, and superhero-themed events every Tuesday in August.
Emmerdale fans speculate Jean Tate return after NZ mention
Emmerdale fans believe a major Tate return is coming after Caleb Miligan mentioned New Zealand, hinting at Jean Tate's possible comeback to the village.
Jennifer Aniston's boyfriend Jim Curtis quietly joins her at ELLE event, avoiding red carpet spotlig
Jennifer Aniston wows in Ralph Lauren gown at ELLE event, while new boyfriend Jim Curtis stays inside to keep focus on her.
Stars Gather to Honour Sir Richard Attenborough at Westminster Abbey Memorial
Stars including Sir David Attenborough, Sir Michael Caine, and Dame Judi Dench attend a memorial service for Sir Richard Attenborough at Westminster Abbey.
Chris Pine to Make London Theatre Debut in Chekhov's Ivanov
Star Trek's Chris Pine will star in a new version of Chekhov's Ivanov at the Bridge Theatre next summer, directed by Simon Stone.
Richard Branson Honours Late Wife Joan with Moonlit Ceremony on Necker Island
Sir Richard Branson hosted a moonlit New Year's Eve ceremony on Necker Island to honour his late wife Joan, who died in November aged 80.
Inside Freemasons Grand Lodge: Secrets and Cheap Pints
Metro's journalist walks into the United Grand Lodge of England, home to 170,000 Freemasons, to witness secret rituals described as 'amateur dramatic shows' and a cheap pint.
Circle Mirror Transformation review: Rebecca Gibney stars in Annie Baker's gentle comedy of human co
Rebecca Gibney leads a strong cast in Annie Baker's Pulitzer-winning play about a community drama class, directed by Dean Bryant at Sydney Theatre Company.
The Play That Changed My Life: Michael Gambon’s Offstage Anarchy as Falstaff
Actor Elliot Levey recalls Michael Gambon's offstage chaos and transformative teeth in a 2005 production of Henry IV.
Simon Cowell Reflects on 'Horrible' Treatment of Susan Boyle on BGT
Simon Cowell says he treated Susan Boyle 'horribly' on BGT, citing it as a lesson about judging people. He also admits money worries despite wealth.
OnlyFans permanently bans Bonnie Blue over extreme content plans
OnlyFans permanently bans Bonnie Blue for planning extreme content, including a stunt to sleep with 2,000 men in one day.
Beautiful Little Fool fails to capture Fitzgeralds' dazzle
New musical 'Beautiful Little Fool' at Southwark Playhouse fails to capture the Jazz Age spark of F Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald, despite strong vocals.
Rachel Zegler’s Evita balcony performance divides West End audiences
Rachel Zegler's Evita balcony performance of Don't Cry For Me Argentina divides West End audiences, with some praising creativity and others criticising the screen viewing experience.
Love Island 2026 Winners Could Be a Tie in Final Twist
Ex-contestants predict a tie between Tommy Stagg and Yasmin Hadlow or Lorenzo Alessi and Julia Majchrzak as fans fume over last-minute twist.
Coronation Street's Sally Dynevor Embraces Comedy Role and Sally-isms
Sally Dynevor talks embracing comedy as Sally Metcalfe on Coronation Street, her partnership with Joe Duttine, and real-life 'Sally-isms'.
Kim Kardashian Vows to Keep Studying After Failing Bar Exam
Kim Kardashian fails bar exam but vows to keep studying, calling psychics who predicted she would pass 'full of s***'.
Daniel Day-Lewis on Why He Quit Acting: 'It Became a Compulsion'
Daniel Day-Lewis reveals why he abandoned acting in 2017, his brief return for his son's film, and his cobbling apprenticeship.
Australian Reimagining of Homer’s Iliad a Monumental Triumph
Tom Wright's fresh take on Homer's Iliad premieres at Melbourne's Malthouse Theatre to critical acclaim, featuring a focus on Cassandra and inventive reimaginings.
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