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Stuck on what to stream this month? Unlike other lists, we’re on hand to recommend a variety of films for every mood, from tear-jerkers to trailblazers. Here are our picks for the best films to stream in the UK t […]

Jordan Peele’s third directorial feature has its eye on the sky. Following two siblings (Daniel Kaluuya and Kiki Palmer) as they fight to capture proof of the impossible, Nope comments on everything from the […]

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The Gunpowder Plot is often associated with conspirator Guy Fawkes, but new production Treason The Musical chooses to take an alternative look at the plot’s history, with the story being centred aro […]

Rehearsal photos have been released for Almeida Theatre’s production of The Doctor, starring critically acclaimed actress Juliet Stevenson. 

After opening at Brighton Theatre Royal, the production will tour […]

Inspired by the immensely popular video game series of the same name, Netflix’s Resident Evil live-action series has been cancelled a little over a month and a half after its debut reportedly due to lacklustre r […]

After weekly releases of the highly anticipated season two, Only Murders in the Building has kept viewers in suspense with the introduction of Paul Rudd in the series climatic finale. Season two is set to echo […]

As part of its fifth-anniversary celebrations in 2021, Dead By Daylight introduced the Resident Evil chapter, with Leon Kennedy and Jill Valentine joining the survivor roster, and the iconic Nemesis becoming part […]

New cast members have been announced for the Rose Theatre’s adaptation of Bertolt Brecht’s The Caucasian Chalk Circle, the first major production of the epic play in over 25 years.

A story of hope amidst tra […]

Following its successful run at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, Looking For Me Friend: The Music of Victoria Wood is set to embark on a new UK tour.

Directed by Sarah-Louise Young, this show pays tribute to th […]

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Newsrevue has been performing, with a rotating cast, for 43 years: and it shows. Its ropey old-fashioned format and pretentions to topicality become clear in the over-large Pleasance EICC space. Ev […]

Cat is a one-woman dark comedy created and performed by Connie Harris. After writing and performing a short monologue at the National Youth Theatre, Harris has brought Cat (now a play) to Edinburgh for this […]

On her third album, Julia Jacklin is grappling with being her own worst critic and giving herself a break. “I quite like the person that I am/ Am I gonna lose myself again?” the Australian singer-songwriter ask […]

HBO’s Game of Thrones prequel, House of the Dragon, has been officially renewed for a second season after the premiere received 20 million views (in the US) in a matter of days ‒ breaking the HBO network rec […]

The Hope Theatre has announced the cast for their forthcoming production of The Moors by award-winning playwright Jen Silverman (Collective Rage, Phoebe in Winter, Still).

Imogen Mackenzie (RADA) will play the […]

Movie Monday: Film Recommendations By Our Contributors

Having grown up frequenting Cherbourg to visit family, it is surprising how long it has taken me to discover this film. Bearing a classical narrative, […]

The Indiependent settles down for a chat with 24-year-old Sean Lìonadh, director of the massively successful short film Time for Love, which reached millions of people online. He talks about his most recent […]

Eva Hudson’s female-led play Dreamphone is a coming-of-age story that follows teenage girls Aisling and Saoirse. When Father Malcolm provides them with the chance to move to London to work for a magazine c […]

The winners of the inaugural Neurodiverse Review Awards have been announced. The awards celebrated the often-overlooked autistic, neurodiverse, and disabled-led work at Edinburgh Fringe.

The first Neurodiverse […]

Former President of Iraq, Saddam Hussein is known to the world for his numerous human rights abuses, crimes against humanity, and for the erroneous allegations of possessions of weapons of mass destruction which […]

What would you do if you were trapped in a boardroom with a ticking clock and the survival of humanity rested on your shoulders? This is the setting of Exeter University Theatre Company’s Ideation. While first p […]